Returning to ’90s, She Became Famous in Major Surgical Fields

   Tan Kelin\'s eyelids blinked: in his memory, he had not seen a nurse recently.

   "Our colleague asked for a checkup from Dr. Xie, so—" the nurse explained hard.

The more the    question is explained, the more amazed the doctors in the field department:

   "Are you looking for an intern to see a doctor?"

   "Are you embarrassed to ask a professor to see a doctor?"

   "Professor Li, are they embarrassed to see you?"

   "Don\'t talk nonsense!" Professor Li broke into a layer of sweat and clarified loudly, "When did I refuse a colleague to come to see a doctor?"

   "Doctor Tan, are you refusing them to come to see a doctor?" Someone asked Tan Kelin, or they were looking for your students instead of you.

  Tan Kelin said right away: "How can I and my people dare to reject any colleague."

   Isn’t this nonsense? Doctors who dare to do this, unless they don\'t want to stay in this hospital.

   Ordinary patients dare not refuse, let alone colleagues.

   "What\'s going on!" Shen Jinghui turned his head to inquire about the situation himself.

  The leader asked the question, and the nurse turned back to discuss with other colleagues: "Let\'s wait until they finish the meeting."

   "Can\'t Dr. Xie be an intern first?"

   "Is Qiaowen in a hurry?"

   "Can she be in a hurry? If she is not in a hurry, she can get the CT result and run here immediately?"

   "Xie classmate, when did you see someone?" Unable to wait, Sun Yubo turned around and asked the student.

   "Come to see me on Tuesday." Xie Wanying replied to the teacher.

"What disease?"

   "The patient doesn\'t want to talk about me or me, Mr. Sun." It involves the patient\'s privacy, otherwise she would have spoken earlier when there was a lot of noise.

   "You prescribe medicine?"

   "No, they opened the checklist. They said they could just find a doctor to sign it, so they didn\'t ask Mr. Tan."

   When it comes to prescribing a checklist, some nurses prescribe it themselves and ask the doctor to sign it. It\'s not taking medicine or doing frequent checks all day long. The doctor immediately signed it when there was nothing wrong with it, which was equivalent to a physical examination.

   "What are you arguing about at the door, come in and make it clear." Deputy Director Liu caught the nurse standing at the door and called in.

   couldn\'t leave, the nurse walked in and said, "It\'s nothing."

   "Is there anything wrong? Let\'s take the results of the checklist. Why, we don\'t have Dr. Xie, right?"

   Listening to the deputy director\'s words, the doctors in the conference room burst into laughter one after another, clearly aware that the nurses have something wrong and are hiding something from everyone.

  The head of the department said this, and the nurse had to take the inspection report and show it to the head.

   "It\'s not all right." Deputy Director Liu quickly came to a conclusion after scanning the report.

   "Yes, so let\'s ask Dr. Xie\'s opinion." The nurse said.

   "Why did you ask her. This one is going to have surgery. She is an intern who can\'t do surgery." Deputy Director Liu asked the nurses in puzzlement, thinking that they could not know this, how could they say such a thing.

   "No, we wanted to ask her opinion first. Because she saw it. It didn\'t say that she was called for surgery." The nurse said.

   "Dr. Xie saw it? Did you find Doctor Xie first?" Deputy Director Liu thought that a disease that an intern can see, a formal doctor can see better.

   "No, I have seen many doctors first. I have seen doctors in her own department, gynecology department, digestive system, and a lot of examinations."

   (end of this chapter)