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Gu Lin thought for a moment.

"If we think about amniotic fluid embolism, we must continue to push the line of DIC, otherwise many clues will not make sense."

Zhao Qiming slowly exhaled. The most difficult part of emergency resuscitation, besides dealing with the problems that have already occurred, is stopping the next step before the patient truly collapses.

Gu Lin always manages to see where things will spiral out of control before they actually erupt; this sensitivity to risk points is precisely what he currently lacks.

Outside the training room, the emergency room instructor stared at the screen for a long time before speaking.

"Gu Lin is indeed suitable for team competitions."

As the teacher in the Science and Education Department looked at the evaluation sheet, the last bit of hesitation in her eyes slowly faded away.

"Case analysis ranked first, skills ranked in the top three, and the team's risk prediction for emergency rescue was perfect."

"This result..."

She didn't continue speaking, but the teachers around her already understood.

Gu Lin's entry into the provincial team is basically guaranteed.

At 6:30 p.m., all selection processes ended, and a group of people stood in the skills center lobby waiting for the final results.

The hall was much quieter than before the exam. People who were just asking each other about the questions had lost their appetite for conversation and were only glancing at the Science and Education Department office from time to time.

Gu Lin wasn't affected much; he stood in the corner, looking down at his phone.

Song Zhe sent a message.

"How is it?"

Gu Lin lowered his head and typed.

"it's over."

Song Zhe replied almost instantly, but his reply seemed to be very frantic.

"I'm asking how you did on the exam, not whether the process is finished!"

Gu Lin rested his chin on his hand and thought for a moment.

"good."

After a few seconds of silence, Song Zhe sent a message.

"It's safe."

Gu Lin's lips twitched. Song Zhe always had a lot of confidence in him.

He had just put his phone away when Zhao Qiming walked over.

"Gu Lin".

Zhao Qiming still carried the tension from the team's rescue efforts, but his expression was much more serious than at the beginning.

"Um?"

Zhao Qiming looked at him.

"Thank you for the team's efforts in saving that station."

Gu Lin waved his hand.

"You're welcome, you did a great job directing too."

Zhao Qiming remained silent for a moment, then shook his head.

"But if you hadn't thought of DIC beforehand, our group would have lost a lot of points."

Gu Lin did not deliberately refuse; he spoke naturally.

"Team games are all about supporting each other, and winning is all about everyone's joint efforts."

Zhao Qiming looked at him and suddenly grinned.

"When I heard others mention you before, I thought it was a bit of an exaggeration, but now it seems they were being quite conservative."

Before Gu Lin could figure out how to respond, the teacher from the Science and Education Department came out with the list.

The crowd, which had been talking in hushed tones, quickly stopped, and all eyes turned to them.

The teachers from the Science and Education Department stood at the very front.

"The results of the selection within the college are out today. The top six in overall scores will be included in the provincial competition training camp."

She opened the list and began reading it aloud under the tense gaze of everyone.

"First place: Gu Lin."

Feeling that many people were looking in their direction, Gu Lin subconsciously leaned closer to Zhao Qiming.

The teacher from the Science and Education Department continued reading:

"Second place: Lin Xiuyuan."

Third place: Zhao Qiming.

Fourth place: Xu Ran.

Fifth place: Shen Qing.

"Sixth place, Zhou Ziqian."

Zhou Ziqian was recommended by the intensive care unit. He doesn't talk much, but his monitoring data, circulatory support, and critical care management are very stable.

These six people cover almost all the areas most needed for the provincial competition.

Comprehensive surgical judgment, thoracic surgery skills, emergency command, anesthesia airway management, obstetric and gynecological emergencies, and critical care support.

The teacher from the Science and Education Department put away the list and scanned the six people one by one.

"Being selected for the training camp does not guarantee a spot in the provincial competition. The hospital will arrange intensive training over the next two weeks, and the final roster will be determined based on performance during the training camp."

"In other words..."

She paused suddenly as she spoke.

"Today's number one ranking does not guarantee that you will still be number one in two weeks."

These words were spoken very directly, and many people in the hall subconsciously looked at Gu Lin.

Anyone else would feel some pressure upon hearing such words, but Gu Lin simply lowered his head, folded the notice, and put it into the pocket of his white coat.

Lin Xiuyuan stood on the other side of the crowd, his gaze briefly falling on him before quickly looking away.

Second place is not a bad result.

But he knew very well that Gu Lin's first place was highly prestigious.

The case analysis revealed a significant difference, the team's rescue efforts demonstrated early anticipation of key risks, and their operational skills were so solid that there were virtually no weaknesses.

This is no longer the situation where the difference was only one point; the gap is now clearly laid out before everyone.

This time, however, Lin Xiuyuan did not feel embarrassed; on the contrary, he was even calmer than before.

At least now he knows what he's chasing.

The teacher from the Science and Education Department continued:

"Meet at 8:00 AM tomorrow on the second floor of the Skills Center. Those who are late will be disqualified from the training camp."

After the meeting, the selected members did not leave immediately. Lin Xiuyuan walked up to Gu Lin.

"Congratulations."

Gu Lin looked up, his eyes showing some surprise.

Lin Xiuyuan's expression remained aloof, but the previous sense of estrangement was gone.

Gu Lin paused for a moment, then replied seriously:

"Thanks."

Lin Xiuyuan looked at him, as if he had considered it for a moment, and then he spoke.

"I'll catch up during the provincial competition training."

This statement is not provocative; rather, it is more like a declaration after seriously acknowledging the gap.

Gu Lin looked at him seriously and nodded.

"Okay, let's work together."

Lin Xiuyuan was slightly taken aback. He originally thought Gu Lin would say something polite, but he didn't expect the other party to say that they should work together.

Zhao Qiming, who was listening nearby, suddenly laughed.

"That's a good point. Provincial competitions are team competitions, and to win, one person alone is not enough."

Gu Lin looked at him.

"Yes, so starting tomorrow, we need to sort out the division of labor."

Zhao Qiming raised an eyebrow. Having just experienced the team's emergency response, he naturally knew how important the division of labor was.

Gu Lin spoke these words too quickly, as if he had already begun to predict the next step as soon as the list was announced.

"You've already started thinking about it?"

Gu Lin took out the competition rules document he had just seen.

"In the provincial competition format, team performance carries a lot of weight. If the decision of who will do what is made on the spot, it will definitely be too late."

He glanced around at the group, his gaze sweeping over Zhao Qiming, Lin Xiuyuan, Xu Ran, Shen Qing, and Zhou Ziqian in turn.

Everyone has different strengths, and if not properly arranged, those strengths can become areas of conflict.

"Everyone should have primary responsibilities, as well as backup roles."