"What's going on?" Li Qi'an asked in Zhao Zhaowei's ear.

"Has the artery blood been stabbed? I see Yingying is pressing hard." Zhao Zhaowei used the analysis of the movements of the female top student in the class to speculate on the reasons for the failure, but the result was 100% correct.

Lin Hao rolled his eyes when he heard the conversation between the two, and then looked at the squad leader standing beside him.

Yue Wentong's eyes were narrowed, and he should be the same as him, focusing on why Xie Wanying's actions with gauze seemed to react faster than the two doctors.

Some noises around finally woke up the old lady in her nineties: "What's going on?"

"It's okay." When Xie Wanying heard the patient's question, she immediately turned her head and said to the patient, "Grandma, they are saying that a bird is flying over there, on the other side of the window. Look over—"

After hearing what she said, the old lady really opened her presbyopia eyes wide and looked at the window. In fact, she couldn't see anything clearly. According to what she said, she thought: "It seems like a magpies?"

"Yes, it's magpie, grandma." Xie Wanying responded to the patient.

Half of the medical students leaning against the wall bent over and covered their mouths desperately. They thought that she, who was fooling the old man with open eyes, was so stern and really fooled.

Occasionally, she had to learn to deceive patients. This experience was learned by her first day in her life when she went to clinical practice.

Senior Brother Cao has such a good medical experience. Xie Wanying thought to herself: After seeing the old lady being deceived by her like this, she is no longer nervous and is smiling.

The door of the ward opened quietly, and Tan Kelin, who walked in quickly, glanced at the group of laughing medical students.

The moment a row of medical students found him standing in front of him, standing neatly and solemnly, and who could still have a smile on his face was just about to cry.

The atmosphere returned to seriousness. Tan Kelin walked to the end of the bed, aiming at the surgical area with a sharp and fast sight. There was only Xie Wanying's hand holding the yarn block and pressing hard. She pressed her hard and had a correct position, so only a little left on the gauze

The signs left by the oozing of blood.

Shi Xu also observed this phenomenon. Therefore, the question he had thought about before had answers: This female doctor student was not a coincidence, but had really predicted in advance that the needle had been pierced into the artery, so the speed of holding the yarn was faster than that of him.

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"Has it pierced into the artery?" Tan Kelin glanced at the patient and asked.

Sun Yubo adjusted his breathing all the way: "Yes, it may have been a little deeper."

"You guys are watching from the side. Do you think he is deeply pierced?" Tan Kelin's gaze was locked on Xie Wanying's hand pressing the yarn block and asked again.

A group of people were wondering who he was asking about this question.

Immediately afterwards, Luo Yanfen, Li Wenhao and Zhang Zhongqiang raised their questions in their hearts, including asking them to answer the three questions.

"Answer." Shi Xu said to the four students opposite.

The group of medical students standing against the wall looking far away were swallowing fearfully: This question is too difficult to answer.

Luo Yanfen and the other three were rumbling in their memory to find the relevant anatomical structure diagrams. It is not enough to find the anatomical diagrams. They need to analyze them based on actual conditions. I only remember that the relevant textbooks say that it is true that the deep piercing will accidentally penetrate into the subclavian artery.

The three of them met each other, and the answers written in the textbook were wrong?

After a long time, I couldn't wait for these people to answer, and the two teachers understood: It seems that the answer for these people is like this.

"What about your answer?" Shi Xu pointed at Xie Wanying.
Chapter completed!