Top-tier doctoral supervisor, reborn as a first-year graduate student in standardized residency trai

On the seventh day of the training, the Science and Education Department arranged the final full-process simulation.

This time, the questions weren't just randomly set by internal teachers; they were conducted entirely according to the provincial competition standards.

Case analysis, skills demonstration, team rescue, and comprehensive defense.

Each stop is timed and scored.

All the directors came.

Lin Hanchuan sat in the back row.

Ji Feng leaned back in his chair with his arms crossed.

Zhou Wenyuan arrived half an hour earlier and found a spot with an excellent view.

He appeared indifferent, as if he were just listening in, but his gaze subtly fell on Gu Lin.

Lin Hanchuan glanced at them out of the corner of his eye and spoke calmly.

"Director Zhou is free today."

Zhou Wenyuan smiled subtly.

"Not as good as Director Lin. I heard that his morning clinic hours have been moved back."

Ji Feng, sitting in the middle, almost burst out laughing upon hearing this.

These two are incredibly stubborn; they both came to watch Gu Lin and the others' simulation, yet neither of them would admit it.

Lin Hanchuan's expression remained unchanged.

"It's normal for me to come and check on the provincial team representing the hospital in the competition."

Zhou Wenyuan closed the notebook on his lap.

"What a coincidence, that's what I was thinking too."

The two exchanged a glance, and an air of tension inexplicably filled the space. Several directors nearby even made a joke upon seeing this.

"Director Zhou, your emergency department has produced a promising talent this time."

Zhou Wenyuan flipped through the medical records, a barely perceptible smile playing on his lips.

"good."

He spoke calmly, but his tone betrayed a hint of undisguised pride. After all, one can have many teachers, but only one mentor.

He has what others don't.

Zhou Wenyuan himself was unaware of how much he enjoyed this feeling.

Lin Hanchuan didn't speak, but the curve of his lips slowly flattened.

Director Xu also took a break from the gastroenterology department and came over. He looked at Gu Lin with sharp eyes, his thoughts self-evident.

Song Zhe stood next to Lin Hanchuan, even more nervous than the other contestants.

"This setup is even more intimidating than the actual match."

Zhou Wenyuan glanced at him.

"What are you afraid of? When you actually get to the rescue scene, it will be even more terrifying than this."

Song Zhe: "..."

Great, the atmosphere became even more tense as soon as the emergency room doctor spoke.

Once the formal simulation began, only the sounds of commands and timings remained in the training room.

The first step is case analysis.

As soon as the questions were handed out, the timer in the training room started ticking.

The case wasn't long, but it was quite tricky.

Common symptoms may contain clues to rare diseases. If you follow the most common symptoms, you can easily miss the truly dangerous ones.

The key clue was quickly uncovered.

"The symptoms and test results do not match perfectly, so it cannot be treated as a common infection."

Gu Lin looked down at the medication record and quickly added a sentence.

"Stop taking this medication for now. If we're considering this approach, continuing to use it might worsen the condition."

Zhao Qiming immediately grasped their judgments and quickly condensed them into a sequence of actions.

"Stop the suspected medication, conduct thorough and targeted examinations, monitor vital signs simultaneously, and consult with relevant departments if necessary."

Just as the five-minute countdown ended, Zhao Qiming finished speaking his last sentence.

The instructor bowed his head and gave scores.

"Case analysis, A+".

In the back row of the judges' panel, Lin Hanchuan lowered his head and made a note.

Zhou Wenyuan glanced at his rating sheet.

The highest grade.

He raised an eyebrow slightly.

"Director Lin was quite generous with his scores."

Lin Hanchuan looked up at him and spoke with a forced smile.

"Why didn't I get a high score for my good answer?"

Zhou Wenyuan remained silent for two seconds.

That makes sense.

Ji Feng: "..."

I don't know why, but I always feel that these two people are trying to praise Gu Lin in a roundabout way.

The second stage is a skills-based exercise, with the challenge being a difficult air passage.

The simulated human was designed as an obese patient with limited mouth opening and a continuously decreasing oxygen saturation.

After Xu Ran took the seat of honor, she clearly took a deep breath, but her hand movements remained steady.

"First, ensure ventilation; prepare a laryngeal mask and a video laryngoscope."

Zhou Ziqian kept his eyes on the monitor.

"Your blood pressure is manageable for now, and your heart rate is fine."

Shen Qing glanced at the timer and promptly reminded him.

"The first attempt should be completed within forty seconds."

Xu Ran's first exposure was not ideal. Instead of forcing her way in, she immediately withdrew, put on her mask again, and restored her oxygen saturation.

After the angle was adjusted a second time, the video laryngoscope was inserted, the glottis was exposed, and the catheter was passed through smoothly.

Xu Ran only spoke after confirming the rise and fall of the chest and the results of the auscultation.

"Intubation successful."

The instructor wrote a note on the evaluation sheet.

"Skill performance, A."

The third stage is team rescue, and the topic given is traumatic hemorrhagic shock.

Zhao Qiming immediately took control of the pace as soon as he opened his mouth.

"Monitoring, oxygen administration, two main access routes, blood preparation, and damage control in preparation."

Xu Ran immediately assessed the airway, Zhou Ziqian monitored circulation simultaneously, Shen Qing was responsible for recording and communication, and Lin Xiuyuan quickly reviewed the data to determine the abdominal and lower limb injuries.

The process proceeded smoothly until the teacher pointed out that the amount of abdominal bleeding was not large, but the blood pressure continued to drop, at which point Gu Lin finally spoke.

"Don't forget the pelvis."

Lin Xiuyuan immediately realized what was happening.

"Bleeding from a pelvic fracture must not be allowed to leak."

Zhao Qiming immediately adjusted his approach, adding pelvic fixation, blood preparation, and interventional procedures.

In the back row, Zhou Wenyuan had remained expressionless until now.

He paused flipping through the medical records only when Gu Lin uttered the word "pelvis".

In that instant, he seemed to suddenly recall the day Gu Lin was on night shift, which was also like this.

While others were still focused on the surface wounds and blood pressure, he had already anticipated the truly fatal bleeding point.

Zhou Wenyuan lowered his eyes, closed the medical record, and a hint of appreciation flashed in his eyes.

This kid is really smart.

And the more you practice, the more stable you become.

The thought that these were his students filled him with an overwhelming sense of pride.

Lin Hanchuan, who was standing next to him, also looked at Gu Lin in the arena, and after a moment he spoke.

"The response speed is much faster than last month."

Zhou Wenyuan smiled slightly.

"If you spend too much time in the emergency room, you have to learn to make the most of your time."

Lin Hanchuan glanced at him.

"Heh, it's all thanks to Director Zhou's excellent teaching."

Zhou Wenyuan paused for a moment, then coughed lightly.

"There's nothing we can do; the students have to prove themselves."

Lin Hanchuan: "..."

This is the first time in my life I've ever seen someone so eager to climb the social ladder.