Crazy, the Intern is Cheating

It's okay, I was going to give it five stars! But what's the point? It really lowers the quality of the book! So it can only be Samsung!

Looks okay. But there are many procedural problems. 1. For example, doctors should be divided into groups. Residents should be grouped with others, and interns should be grouped with others. 2. Doctors' offices should be public. Interns do not have special workstations and computers, so they should all be public. 3. Normally, the protagonist's first patient should definitely have a basic blood routine check when he enters the hospital. It is not a traditional Chinese medicine hospital. This is a bit forced to let the supporting character Dr. Wang be smart. 4. For the first commendation meeting, the patient went directly to the conference room. For the second three-quan doctor learning meeting, the police went directly to the conference room. That conference room is so easy to find. The logic doesn't follow. 5. Every time you withdraw money into your account, find a reason, such as the stock market, etc. If these logics are more logical, it will be better to read. It may be more enjoyable for beginners, but for old bookworms, it can be read, but it is easy to not check it for long, because it is all pretentious and boring.

What the hell are you writing? I couldn't stand it after reading a few chapters. You, an intern, are showing off from the beginning. Are you so awesome?

The female classmate's hips are too stretched, like 500 ducks. The deputy director of the emergency department, Guo He, and the doctor who wants to be promoted are also terrible failures. They can misdiagnose any disease, which shows how weak the basic knowledge is. The protagonist should stop staying in the emergency department and go to the neurology department.

You write so much ambiguity in a doctor's article, and you write it in thick and heavy strokes because you're a woman. It's really disgusting.

I've only read a dozen chapters, and I really can't stand it anymore.

The author should be a person on the moon. He doesn't know that the Shanghai Medical Center Hospital has publicly funded medical care, and he doesn't know that doctors and nurses receive basic wages during their illness. You can write plug-ins, but you can't know nothing.

Budesonide is Pulmicol. Please check before writing.

This is a medical article, please focus on professional knowledge and practicality, not an urban pretentious article that slaps people in the face.

When I first started watching it, I was really looking forward to it. There was something attractive about it.