The two experts, accompanied by the hospital director, kept talking with the other side.
In the end, one elderly professor took out a dog toy and said to the young female patient:
"Miss Mo, do you feel nervous when you see a dog toy? Do you feel anxious?"
The female patient sat on the hospital bed and shook her head.
"No, I feel perfectly normal."
This was likely a psychological "stress test."
By exposing the patient to different things and having them hear different words, they could observe the patient's stress responses and ultimately prescribe the right treatment.
The professor nodded.
Then he said to a nurse beside him:
"Bring the plasma over!"
The nurse took out the plasma, and the professor opened it.
"When you smell blood, how does it make you feel?"
The female patient still shook her head.
The professor said nothing and took out the dog toy again.
He waved it in front of the female patient, then even imitated a dog barking twice.
"Woof, woof woof woof..."
The female patient had shown no stress response at first, but the moment he barked like that—
Something changed. The female patient, whose emotions had been very stable, suddenly had several uncontrollable spasms in her facial muscles.
Then she seemed to have trouble breathing and began gasping heavily.
The female patient became somewhat agitated.
"Don't bark, don't bark..."
The expert was highly professional. Seeing that something was wrong, he hurriedly said:
"Quick, take it away, take it away..."
At the same time, he tried to soothe her.
"Miss Mo, take deep breaths, deep breaths. Calm down, calm down..."
As he spoke, two security guards stepped forward.
One doctor had already picked up a syringe, ready to handle any emergency.
But the female patient on the bed grew increasingly