Chapter 11 — Transfer Rate Changed

“Bring it here.”

The remaining threads are uploaded. The black and white paper is clear and logically coherent. As for my set, it was clearly exposed to physical damage. Thieu Thanh Hai glared at Co Thua: "Explain." Co Thua still did not show panic: "It must have been a mistake when arranging the documents. If Khuong Ninh discovers a problem, then change to another set." Liu Tieu Man shouted outside: "You took the wrong thing and ended up in her hands? Do you think everyone here has no brains?" The security guard glared, and she also glared back. I waved my hand: "No need to change." Co Thua was surprised: "Are you sure?" I nodded: "Use this copy too." I circled each mistake in turn, then based on the symptoms to infer the progression of the disease, then wrote down the treatment steps. There are no fancy terms, just timing, diagnosis, medications, and referral options. The Head of the Emergency Department finished reading and tapped his finger on the table twice: "This treatment plan is even more methodical than the standard answer." The Head of the Department of Surgery took it and took a look: "She even restored the deleted information herself." Co Thua's pen made a black mark on the scoreboard. The smile on To Van Tinh's lips disappeared. Part two is processing the scene, the staff pushes the dummy in. Less than a minute into the test, a noise suddenly rang out in the hallway. A middle-aged man holding a child rushed in: "Doctor! Doctor!" The child's face turned pale and his limbs twitched. The nurse immediately called for assistance. The Head of the Emergency Department jumped up and I rushed to the door. Co Thua also stood up and reminded: "Khuong Ninh, the exam hasn't ended yet." I looked back at him: "Get away." The baby was placed on the floor, the mother sobbed without a sound: "I just ate peanuts, just now I was healthy and normal, but suddenly I can't breathe." To Van Tinh ran over: "Take me to the emergency room immediately." The child's convulsions became stronger. I knelt down to check, raised my head and ordered the nurse: "Get the first aid kit, prepare for oxygen. Ask the family if the baby has a history of allergies." Co Thua walked to the side: "Let's take it to the emergency room according to the correct procedure." I snapped: "If we prolong the time we put him in there, I'm afraid he won't be able to last until he goes to bed." To Van Tinh enthusiastically said: "Miss Khuong Ninh, don't take risks, how many people are watching here?" I didn't even look at her: "Let the boy lie on his side, clean his mouth, loosen his collar." The child's father frantically rubbed his hands nervously: "Doctor, please save my child." Co Thua ordered the nurse: "Push the stretcher here." The Head of the Emergency Department suddenly spoke: "Listen to Khuong Ninh." The nurse immediately followed suit. I finished the treatment in the shortest amount of time, the child's breathing gradually became clearer, and his face became rosy again. Some people in the crowd breathed a sigh of relief. The mother knelt down on the ground and was about to kowtow in gratitude. Liu Tieu Man rushed forward to catch her.

"Don't bow, it's a doctor's duty to save people, just scold the person who was obstructing you earlier."

Co Thua's face turned pale. To Van Tinh stood next to her, her hands still dangling in mid-air, unable to do anything. The Head of the Emergency Department looked at me and smiled: "Part two, no more exams needed." Co Thua objected: "Director, unexpected incidents at the scene cannot replace standard testing." The dean glared at him Me: "Actually, first aid doesn't always follow your charts." Principal Thieu walked out of the room: "The third part is also exempt. Khuong Ninh passed the exam." To Van Tinh panicked: "Principal, that's not fair. I finished the exam properly, but she had an unexpected incident and was counted as a pass?" Liu Tieu Man smiled sarcastically: "You were also at the scene, why didn't you save me?" To Van Tinh had tears in her eyes again: "I'm just following the arrangement."