All the Extra Drama

Medical Center.

Emergency room.

A group of interns lined up in a row.

"Grey, you go first!"

Dr. Bailey, holding his notebook, tilted his head at Meredith.

In the middle, on a hospital bed, lies a doctor whose face is covered, pretending to be a patient.

Meredith stepped forward, quickly examined the patient, and made a diagnosis. "The swelling in the hand is severe, but the pulse at the extremities is stable, which rules out the possibility of compartment syndrome."

Dr. Bailey looked at her expressionlessly, gesturing for her to continue.

"... I think it's a radius fracture."

Meredith could only continue, "First, use a splint, then go to the orthopedics department for follow-up observation. If there are no problems, let her go home."

Is there anything else?

"Dr. Bailey asked."

"Besides?"

Meredith panicked immediately and instinctively looked at Adam.

"Don't look at Duncan!"

Dr. Bailey gave a cold shout, then looked around at the group of interns. "And you, you are not allowed to come to Duncan for help later. This is an assessment. You must be able to make accurate judgments independently, otherwise what use are you?"

At this point, her gaze fell on Adam, her cold expression changed, and she smiled and said, "Adam, don't help them either. Helping them now will only harm them."

"I know, Dr. Bailey."

Adam smiled and nodded.

"Um."

Dr. Bailey smiled with satisfaction, then his gaze toward Meredith turned expressionless again. "Grey, is there anything else you'd like to add?"

Everyone's lips were practically twitching.

Are you still the Dr. Bailey who used the name the Nazi?

Where did the you who used to glare at Adam Duncan go?

Isn't it just a Free Clinic?

Didn't Adam just help you get the funding?

You're a surgeon, is it really necessary to make such a fuss?

The group of interns never expected to see Dr. Bailey like this.

However, they looked at each other and then understood.

This is Adam Duncan, a kind, approachable, talented, handsome, and dignified man.

No one can resist his charm.

They should have known this day would come.

"No."

Meredith's mind was blank; that was her entire diagnosis, and she had no idea what needed to be supplemented.

And she didn't know if Dr. Bailey was bluffing her.

This kind of assessment is designed to train interns' decision-making abilities.

It's very possible that what she said is true.

"Okay, I wanted to say..."

Dr. Bailey was about to state his conclusion when he was interrupted.

"Time's up!"

First, George's girlfriend, orthopedic resident Kelly, came over, timing it perfectly, and announced that it was time to go.

"I'm dead!"

Then, Sheran, who was pretending to be a patient, suddenly sat up.

This left Dr. Bailey, who was originally preparing to announce the results, feeling helpless.

Adam smiled knowingly.

Sheran was his attending physician; she had a very good personality and was even a little mischievous.

She interrupted because she and Dr. Bailey had some recent disagreements.

Just a few days ago, the Chief Resident of the Medical Center was officially promoted to Attending Physician, leaving the position of Chief Resident vacant.

Chief of Surgery Richard is considering having someone fill the vacancy.

Only a handful of highly skilled and renowned senior residents are qualified to serve as the chief resident, which is equivalent to half a Chief of Surgery Chief Resident surgery.

Dr. Bailey, Sheran, and Kelly from the orthopedics department.

These happen to be the three resident physicians who organized the training for a group of interns today.

Dr. Bailey is undoubtedly the top candidate.

Sheran is second.

Orthopedic Kelly is third.

Dr. Bailey is currently focused on preparing for the Free Clinic and is not particularly interested in the role of Chief Resident.

Emmm.

It's just not very, not that I'm not interested at all.

If she were asked to take the role, she would do it without hesitation.

She had previously assisted the former Chief Resident in these tasks, and her reputation had spread throughout the New York medical community.

Even the Attending Physician from outside the hospital specifically requested to see the Medical Center's the Nazi.

Because everyone knows that the Medical Center the Nazi the best resident doctors, which makes it easier for Attending Physician who come to the Medical Center to perform surgeries to complete the surgeries better.

Sheran, who is ranked second, is naturally full of fighting spirit.

Because despite her usual cheerful and carefree demeanor, she is a champion of compassionate treatment.

But both her medical skills and medical ethics are top-notch.

When Dr. Bailey left on maternity leave, Sheran took over managing Cristina and the others, but she directly confronted Dr. Burke, who stood up for Cristina.

That time, Dr. Burke, a candidate for the chief Chief of Surgery, was speechless after being confronted, and Dr. Burke realized the consequences of dating an intern.

This sense of principle and courage was something only Dr. Bailey and she possessed.

While temporarily at a disadvantage, she challenged Dr. Bailey, occasionally adding her own drama in front of Dr. Bailey, leaving Dr. Bailey feeling helpless.

"Dead?"

Meredith couldn't believe it.

The mischievous Sheran, with a crooked mouth, squinting eyes, and trembling all over, lay down on the hospital bed, tilted her head, and 'passed away'.

"Duncan!"

Dr. Bailey called Adam directly.

"The bone had pierced through the skin, and she had multiple wounds and abrasions."

Adam stated, "Unless there is an underlying medical condition, a puncture wound is an open fracture. If it is not detected and treated promptly, the wound can fester and, in severe cases, lead to the patient's death."

That's it?

Meredith said in disbelief, "The probability is too low."

"But it's possible, isn't it?"

Adam cautioned, "As doctors, we must consider everything as much as possible and eliminate any unforeseen circumstances. Otherwise, if an accident happens to our patients, it will be too late for regrets."

"Right!"

Dr. Bailey continued, "That's the significance of this training. When time is tight and you're using your instincts to quickly triage patients, you must be careful and not be blinded by your eyes. You must carefully consider any fleeting doubts, otherwise it could lead to the unnecessary death of a patient."

Click!

Just then, the sound of a camera clicking rang out, attracting everyone's attention.

"Sorry, I was just taking notes."

George, who was taking pictures of orthopedic resident Kelly with his camera, said in a serious tone.

Adam, Cristina, Meredith exchanged glances, all seeing surprise and amusement in each other's eyes.

When did George, that effeminate chubby boy, become so bold?

Kelly walked over awkwardly and whispered, "We're working, I'm your boss..."

"I know, it's the boss from the Heartbeat Realm~"

George's unrestrained witty remarks reached everyone's ears.

Kelly felt her scalp tingle from the display and stared at George with extreme embarrassment. "You can't damage my dignity in front of the interns and my colleagues."

"O'Malley, put that down!"

Dr. Bailey's simple words made George subconsciously comply.

Kelly lowered her head, refusing to look at anyone.

Although she was originally third in line, she still wanted to compete for the position of Chief Resident.

But now that this has happened, all our efforts have been in vain.

P. S.: Thanks to the Cat That Can Reach the Sky, book friend 160412134359793, and White Robe Gazing at Snow City Frost donations!