Chapter 856: [856] Someone called me Teacher Xie Chapter 856: [856] Someone called me Teacher Xie It’s common for capable students to be arrogant and show less respect for teachers, the teachers must possess greater ability to keep the students in check. For Xie Wanying, being an intern herself, to make the other person submit was indeed difficult. However, everyone could see that Xie Wanying chose this person not for any particular talent they had, otherwise, she wouldn’t have mentioned afterward that she wanted to take on Junior Fan Yunyun, whose grades were nothing outstanding.

“Teacher Xie,” Geng Lingfei called out as he followed behind Xie Wanying.

Just by this form of address, He Guangyou and the others realized that this person was also clever.

Geng Lingfei wasn’t stupid. A top student, he understood that age meant nothing. There are many doctors who stand out at a young age in clinical practice. It’s survival for interns to follow whoever is more skilled.

Xie Wanying might be young, but she had already mastered the Laparoscopic with excellence. If he wasn’t going to learn technical skills from her, then who else?

Xie Wanying felt a little awkward being called a teacher, guessing she needed some time to get used to it. In General Surgery Department Two, she was in charge of her own classmates, and Li Qi’an never had to call her “teacher.”

“I’m working with Teacher Tao to improve the treatment plan for patient number twenty. She is Little Yangyang’s mother,” Xie Wanying said earnestly while walking and starting to communicate with her student, “Her condition has improved after taking the cardiovascular medication prescribed by the cardiology department these past two days. Find this medical record and take another look; I hope we can find a breakthrough related to her condition to see how we can further treat her.”

Taking notes of what she said, Geng Lingfei asked, “Was it Teacher Xie who suggested she take the cardiovascular medication?”

“Yes, I called for cardiology to consult,” Xie Wanying didn’t deny.

Geng Lingfei felt the pressure once again; his teacher Xie’s talent was evidently outstanding in every aspect, not just in suturing or laparoscopic skills, but also in patient diagnosis and comprehensive technical capabilities.

“Do you exercise regularly?” Xie Wanying asked out of concern for Student Zhao’s incident, needing to first make sure of her student’s health.

Being asked about his physical condition by a female teacher, Geng Lingfei was once again surprised. Could her physical strength be stronger than his as a male student?

“Yes, I go running,” answered Geng Lingfei.

“Besides running, strength training is also necessary,” Xie Wanying informed him.

Geng Lingfei was silent: Being educated by a female student on the need for strength training far exceeded his expectations.

The two returned to the doctors’ office. Geng Lingfei went to get the medical record for patient number twenty and encountered Dai Nanhui, who was in the same team.

Dai Nanhui, who followed Doctor He, gave him a look that seemed tinged with sympathy: Are you learning from an intern?

Ignoring him, Geng Lingfei took the medical record and worked hard to complete the task assigned by Xie Wanying.

Meanwhile, Xie Wanying opened the medical records of patients who had undergone surgery that day, wrote standard postoperative orders as instructed by Teacher He, and then took them to be reviewed and signed by the teacher. If the surgery went smoothly, the patient didn’t need much further treatment.

In the corridor, thud, thud, thud, someone was approaching her. Xie Wanying turned around to see Junior Fan Yunyun. Unlike the previous day’s full confidence, the Fan Yunyun standing before her now had tear-stained, peach-red eyes, seemingly just having cried.

“What’s wrong?” Xie Wanying asked with a gentle voice.

Junior Fan Yunyun arrived late this morning with a group of classmates and couldn’t find Senior Sister Xie. Being told to do some errands in the clinic, she didn’t expect to be scolded, and she hung her head like an ostrich, feeling aggrieved.

This was what every new clinician went through; Xie Wanying had expected it. With a smile, she said, “Come on, let’s go to Urology. My friend is hospitalized there; let’s visit her.”