"Ren Xuedong?"
Ji Fengwen smiled and said, "Are you currently working at the Provincial Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine?"
"Yes, that's right."
Ren Xuedong nodded, feeling extremely excited.
"Is there anyone in your family who is a doctor?" Ji Fengwen asked.
"No."
Ren Xuedong shook his head.
"How many years have you been working in clinical practice?" Ji Fengwen asked again.
"More than two years." Ren Xuedong said hurriedly.
"Not bad, not bad."
Ji Fengwen nodded with satisfaction. No one in his family was a doctor, and he had never been exposed to Chinese medicine before. But after two years of clinical practice, he had reached this level, which was really quite good.
Yue Shaojiang was a little anxious: "Mr. Ji, is there something wrong with my prescription?"
Both he and Ren Xuedong prescribed medicine, but Ji Fengwen praised Ren Xuedong highly, which made Yue Shaojiang uncomfortable.
When Ren Xuedong was explaining just now, Yue Shaojiang also took the opportunity to look at Ren Xuedong's prescription. It seemed that there was no difference from the prescription he prescribed.
"It's better not to look at your prescription."
Ji Fengwen's smile faded. "First, you didn't take my pulse, second, you didn't ask any questions, and third, you didn't look for my doctor. Even if the prescription is correct, it's not what a doctor should do."
Yue Shaojiang's face froze.
"Xiao Ren, you should have made a judgment based on Yue Shaojiang's analysis just now. Why do you still need to diagnose it yourself?" Ji Fengwen asked Ren Xuedong warmly.
"Teacher Yun warned me that doctors should be cautious when treating patients and combine the four examinations. Even if they have already made a judgment, they should understand the situation as much as possible to avoid omissions. It is better to be careful than to make big mistakes." Ren Xuedong said hurriedly.
"Well said, it's better to be careful."
Ji Fengwen looked at everyone and said, "The first lesson I'm teaching you today is that caution is the best way to go. As a doctor, you must never be complacent or think you have it all figured out. When facing a patient, you must ask multiple questions, carefully analyze the patient's situation, and think twice before acting. This is the right path. Not to mention you, even famous doctors carefully seek confirmation and use a combination of the four diagnostic methods. Few people would show off their medical skills."
As he spoke, Ji Fengwen glanced at Yue Shaojiang again.
Ji Fengwen knew Yue Shaojiang before, but he didn't know much about him. When they met this time, Ji Fengwen could feel Yue Shaojiang's arrogance, so Ji Fengwen also intended to suppress Yue Shaojiang.
Yue Shaojiang is a very capable and talented young man, and Ji Fengwen also likes him. It is precisely because of his liking for him that Ji Fengwen does not want Yue Shaojiang to go astray.
From the moment he entered the ward, Yue Shaojiang had always been suspected of showing off. Showing off one's medical skills is a big taboo in the medical profession. When you show off, you tend to be negligent. Once there is a mistake, the patient will suffer.
Yue Shaojiang's face looked grim and he said nothing. From the moment he arrived in the meeting room until now, Yue Shaojiang felt that Ji Fengwen had been targeting him.
"By the way, you mentioned Teacher Yun just now. I wonder which famous teacher Yun you are talking about?" Ji Fengwen remembered something and asked Ren Xuedong.
"It's Teacher Yun Hengyun."
Ren Xuedong said hurriedly, "I have been studying with Teacher Yun Hengyun at the West Asia Community Hospital. The reason I have made such rapid progress is thanks to Teacher Yun's guidance."
"Yun Heng?"
Everyone, including Ji Fengwen, looked at Yun Heng.
Just now, Ren Xuedong mentioned Teacher Yun. Except for Dang Siping and Lin Yonggang, others were also guessing who Teacher Yun was. But they never expected that the Teacher Yun that Ren Xuedong was talking about was actually Yun Heng.
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