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After the first leg, Gu Lin and his group walked off the track.

Unbeknownst to them, in the judges' room, Qin Zhenghong picked up the list of contestants and turned to the page for the First Affiliated Hospital of Haicheng Hospital.

Gu Lin, a first-year graduate student undergoing standardized residency training, rotating through the Department of Gastrointestinal Surgery.

Qin Zhenghong looked at those lines of text, his fingertip lingering on the words "first year of graduate school".

After a long pause, he chuckled softly.

"Kenichi?"

The infectious disease expert next to him overheard this and explained in a low voice:

"Several cases have been reported at the First Affiliated Hospital of Haicheng Hospital recently, and I heard they are all related to him."

Qin Zhenghong didn't reply, but simply closed the list.

"I'll take a look at the next few stops."

……

After the second stop, Gu Lin and the others walked out of the control room.

Gu Lin's statement, "Pelvic fixation should not involve pressing on the lower back," left Zhao Qiming speechless for a long time.

Unbeknownst to them, in the monitoring area on the other side of the control room, Qin Zhenghong was standing in front of the screen, watching Gu Lin perform pelvic fixation.

On the screen, Gu Lin didn't rush to start.

First, observe the patient's position and the injury markers, then determine the fixation location.

The fixing belt should be placed horizontally on the large rotor and tightened in stages, with a final emphasis on avoiding repeated movement.

The movements are not flashy, and not even particularly fast, but every step is clean, restrained, and accurate.

An event staff member stood nearby and asked in a low voice:

"Academician Qin, would you like to go to the rest room?"

Qin Zhenghong waved his hand.

"No rush."

The staff member followed his gaze to the screen.

"Are you seeing the First Affiliated Hospital of Haicheng Medical College?"

Qin Zhenghong nodded.

"This young man thinks clearly about why he's doing something before he does it, which is more important than being fast."

The staff member was taken aback, but Qin Zhenghong did not offer any further explanation.

Many young people tend to pursue beautiful movements when competing, but Gu Lin is different; he performs every step as if he were performing on a real patient.

He had thought about everything in advance, including the location, the moving, and the transfer process.

This is a clinical habit that many doctors develop after working for many years.

After Qin Zhenghong finished looking at that stop, he turned to leave. As he reached the door, he asked one more question:

Who is his advisor?

The staff member flipped through the documents.

"Dr. Lin Hanchuan, Department of Gastrointestinal Surgery, First Affiliated Hospital of Haicheng Medical College".

"No, my mentor is Zhou Wenyuan from the emergency room."

Qin Zhenghong nodded slowly.

"OK."

In the afternoon, at the large simulation hall, the Haicheng First Affiliated Hospital open track.

This time, Qin Zhenghong sat directly to the side of the judges' panel.

He put down the documents in his hand, glancing at Gu Lin out of the corner of his eye from time to time.

The ten-minute team-simulated rescue operation begins.

High fever, altered mental status, shock, petechiae and ecchymosis, neck stiffness, wheezing, hypoxia...

The problems piled up one after another, almost overwhelming a single patient with septic shock, meningococcal sepsis, and allergic reactions.

In the spectator stands, many teams' expressions had already changed.

Zhao Qiming and the others exchanged glances, but did not panic.

Zhao Qiming stabilized the main command, Lin Xiuyuan suppressed the diagnosis and integration, Xu Ran monitored the airway, Zhou Ziqian monitored circulation, and Shen Qing controlled the time and communication.

Gu Lin stood to Zhao Qiming's right rear, saying very little.

But Qin Zhenghong saw it very clearly: Gu Lin only spoke up when he really needed to.

"Short induction, administer vasopressors first."

In short, it directly suppressed the conflict between the airway and circulation.

The rescue operation ended, and the screen in the lobby lit up.

[Team Simulation Rescue Score: 96.5]

The moment the score appeared, many teams' expressions changed, and then hushed whispers arose from all around.

96.5!

This is the highest score so far.

At the location of the Provincial People's Hospital, someone sighed softly:

"This score is outrageous."

In the back row of the stands, Han Xu was looking down at the match schedule in his hand when the numbers on the big screen came into view, and he suddenly stopped.

96.5?

He subconsciously looked up, his gaze fixed on the string of scores, not looking away for several seconds.

Having watched the competition from the beginning, he understands better than many what this score means.

This is not just a simple lead, but a near-overwhelming performance.

Especially in simulated rescue scenarios with numerous potential mistakes and extremely stringent scoring.

The scene of the rescue just now flashed through Han Xu's mind.

Gu Lin's every judgment seemed to be based on foresight of what would happen next.

Thinking of this, Han Xu couldn't help but take a deep breath; he had underestimated Gu Lin.

On the other side, Qin Zhenghong didn't look at the score; his gaze never left Gu Lin.

After this stop, his interest in Gu Lin went beyond just the young man's diagnostic skills; he saw something else entirely.

Gu Lin can lead a team.

He doesn't vie for the main position, but the whole team is part of his system.

If someone like this goes into scientific research, they would be terrifying.

What scientific research needs most is not just individual cleverness, but more importantly, the ability to see the big picture, break down problems, organize teams, and establish pathways.

Only in this way can we truly do good scientific research.

Qin Zhenghong slowly closed the document.

A staff member next to him asked in a low voice:

"Academician Qin, would you like to take a break back then...?"

Qin Zhenghong spoke calmly.

"I won't go, but I'll attend the comprehensive defense."

The staff member was taken aback.

"Do you want to hear the whole thing?"

Qin Zhenghong looked in the direction Gu Lin left, his smile deepening.

"This student is more interesting than resting."

The staff dared not offer any further advice, and could only respond in a low voice before turning around to rearrange the judges' seats.

The comprehensive defense was scheduled for the last session in the afternoon.

This station has no simulators, no SPs, and no control panel; there are only questions, judges, and a timer.

This is the kind of occasion where true talent is revealed.

A good answer relies on the thought process; a bad answer exposes weaknesses.

In the waiting area, Zhao Qiming held a mineral water bottle, his knuckles turning white.

Shen Qing glanced at him.

"nervous?"

"Um."

Xu Ran asked in a low voice:

What score was achieved by the team from the Provincial People's Hospital?

Zhou Ziqian looked at the big screen.

"88.5".

The score for the First Affiliated Hospital of Haicheng Hospital is 96.5.

The difference was quite large. Xu Ran and the others exchanged glances and couldn't help but laugh.

Lin Xiuyuan closed the review notebook.

"Don't be too happy yet. The final stage will mostly involve comprehensive decision-making, and it may also involve new cases."

Zhao Qiming took a sip of water and then looked at Gu Lin.

What do you think?

Gu Lin closed the documents in his hand, his face showing no sign of panic.

"Anything is possible."

After a brief pause, he added a sentence.

"Don't be nervous, don't think of it as too difficult."

Gu Lin's gaze was resolute, showing no sign of panic.

As Zhao Qiming looked at him, the tension in his heart gradually subsided.

"Then let's proceed according to the training plan."

Soon, the staff's voices came through.

"Group B, Track 3, First Affiliated Hospital of Haicheng University, Comprehensive Defense Preparation."