After binding with the system, I became a proctology expert.

Lu Renxin crossed his arms and, taking advantage of his height, looked down at Wang Jingyao.

"She just arrived today, she doesn't know anything, and you're already asking her to prescribe medicine."

"And... who gave you the authority to order around the female students I'm mentoring?"

He was very curious. Before he went to the operating room, hadn't he entrusted his junior to Lin Bo? How could he have been ordered around by Wang Jingyao?

Wang Jingyao, seemingly unfazed, retorted, "I'm her senior too, can't I even order her around to do some work?"

"Making a mistake is making a mistake, and she should bear the consequences."

"Fine, I'd like to see whose fault it is. Tian Jingjing, you tell me what exactly happened."

Ignoring Wang Jingyao's words, Lu Renxin turned to look at Tian Jingjing. Her chest heaved violently as she struggled to breathe and calm her turmoil, her voice choked with emotion as she said:

"After you left, I was learning how to operate the system from Senior Lin, but then Senior Lin suddenly had to go out."

She pulled out a tissue to wipe away her tears, and her voice grew louder and louder, as if she wanted to pour out all her grievances:

"I was sitting at my desk doing fine when this senior saw that I was free and asked me to help write a medical prescription."

"I told him I was still learning and not very proficient, but he said it was no problem and very simple, so I felt bad refusing and agreed."

"He was sitting next to me. After I finished, I wanted to show him, but he was looking at his phone, head down, and just told me it was fine and I could submit it..."

Lu Renxin narrowed his eyes slightly, scrutinizing Wang Jingyao with sharp eyes: "This is her fault."

He chuckled, seemingly mocking, "You're ridiculous."

Wang Jingyao's face grew paler and paler as Tian Jingjing recounted her story.

Actually, it's a very simple matter. The patient in bed 60 has high blood pressure. He told Wang Jingyao about his usual medications and asked him to prescribe some.

As a result, the doctor's prescription was wrong, and the wrong medication was given to the patient.

After the patient in bed 60 discovered this, he approached Wang Jingyao and raised questions.

If he really wants to deal with it and resolve it, he should apologize to the patient.

If the wrong prescription has already been opened and cannot be returned, simply prescribe the correct one and pay the patient for the wrong medication.

It's simply that the patient is a relative, and has a good relationship with He Ping; Wang Jingyao just doesn't want to admit it's his responsibility.

You should know that he was still eyeing the spot to stay in the hospital, not wanting to lose face in front of his mentor, nor wanting He Ping to think that he was incompetent and would make such a small mistake.

So they forcefully put pressure on the intern, severing their relationship with him.

In fact, Wang Jingyao knew in his heart that he also bore responsibility.

The responsibilities of interns and resident trainees are inherently different.

Those of them have medical licenses and can handle most departmental affairs, roughly equivalent to resident doctors in some places.

Interns are essentially just college students who haven't graduated yet; they're basically there to observe and learn, and it's best if they can help out.

Lu Renxin continued to comfort Tian Jingjing, saying, "Don't worry, this wasn't something you should have done in the first place."

He faced Wang Jingyao directly and continued to mock him: "You know in your heart who's at fault. You're trying to shift the blame to the new intern. What kind of man are you?"

Wang Jingyao stubbornly refused to admit his guilt, even though he felt guilty: "I was giving instructions."

"What right do you have to teach? You have no right to do so."

……

Amidst the shouting and cursing between Lu Renxin and Wang Jingyao, Tian Jingjing's eyes were filled with tears.

His figure grew taller and taller in front of me, like a mountain blocking my way.

She also experienced unfair treatment during her internship in other departments.

Interns are basically at the bottom of the hospital environment.

Even the caregivers or cleaners who stayed at Corey's place for a longer time could boss them around because they were familiar with the environment.

Tian Jingjing sometimes wonders if it's even worth continuing this internship.

This was the first time someone had stood up for her and spoken up for her, like a beam of light piercing the darkness of the sky.

Lu Renxin continued to deliver his message, using his silver tongue to completely crush Wang Jingyao, leaving him utterly humiliated.

He grabbed the medicine from the table, slammed the door, and left.

Lu Renxin raised an eyebrow: You little brat, do you really think everyone has to fawn over you?

He patted non-existent dust off his hands: "Come on, I'll teach you how to use the system and write medical histories."

Of course I have to teach her; otherwise, how can I get help from my junior?

My junior classmate helps me with my work, so I can't let her bully me.

One thing at a time, and as for showing mercy to a beautiful woman, that's not an option.

In hospitals, women are treated like men, and men are treated like robots. Imported robots are treated like royalty.

After explaining for a while, Lu Renxin let Tian Jingjing try it on her own, only emphasizing that he should watch it again at the end.

He suddenly realized a problem, and had been wanting to ask it since earlier: Where did Lin Bo go? Why hasn't he come back yet?

As if on cue, Lin Bo walked in with a beaming smile and plopped down next to him.

Lu Renxin asked irritably, "What did you go about? You left your junior here. Wang Jingyao was just yelling at her."

"What! That bastard, I'm going to get him." Lin Bo jumped up from his chair, rolled up his sleeves, and prepared to fight.

Lu Renxin quickly grabbed him: "It's too late to say this now. I've already taken care of everything. You didn't see how he slunk away."

Lin Bo then sat down again and explained to him why he had gone out:

"Isn't today April 1st? Everyone is rotating to new departments. My girlfriend is going to the endocrinology department."

What?! Endocrine system!

This is a department that brings tears to the eyes and terrifies the listeners.

Lu Renxin recalled his miserable state back then and couldn't bear to look at it.

Why is it so terrible? It's not the physical exhaustion, but the mental exhaustion.

The proctology department is also tiring, but the tiring aspect is reflected in the large number of patients and surgeries.

And the Department of Endocrinology.

He simply couldn't understand how an internal medicine department, whose patients were mostly diabetic, could spend an entire morning on rounds.

We need to understand each patient's condition in detail, and when the supervisor leads the rounds, they will ask questions based on the patient's medical record.

I spend most of my time every day memorizing.

In addition, the medical history must be written in a standardized and detailed manner.

Although the patient history in the surgical department was terrible, it was at the bottom of the hospital's list.

However, Lu Renxin had also worked in other internal medicine departments and believed that his skills were sufficient.

Little did I know that I would suffer a major setback in the endocrine field.

Who can withstand scrutinizing a patient's medical history punctuation by punctuation?

Moreover, some superiors are harsh in their speech, and they can seize on even the smallest problem to relentlessly belittle you.

They're just too idle! Lu Renxin felt deep sympathy for Fang Yuanyuan, who was going to have her endocrine system checked.

Lin Bo continued, "You know how awful the endocrine system is. Yuanyuan was even assigned to the group with the most disgusting people. I'm worried that Yuanyuan will be mistreated there."

"It just so happens that one of my roommates is also going this month, so I called him and asked him to look after me."

So that's how it is. Lu Renxin knew Lin Bo's roommate.

The house he rented was just a five-minute walk from the hospital.

Although he is a local of Guanghai, his home is too far from the hospital, which is inconvenient.

The three boys shared a three-bedroom apartment, and the rent wasn't cheap.

Lin Bo's family was well-off, which was why they could afford it. His roommates were also from good families, and the three of them got along quite well.