Grandpa, treat your master as you should..."

Li Fujin gave Li Yan many good words.

Just like sending Li Yan to school on the first day, Li Fugen kept nagging on every detail, worried in his heart.

"Grandpa, you can clear the table by yourself. It's too late! I'm going to the outpatient clinic first."

Li Yan looked at the clock on the wall and saw that it was already seven o'clock. She didn't care about clearing the table for her grandfather. She waved goodbye to her grandfather and quickly walked out of the ward.

Seeing Li Yan leaving in a hurry, Li Fugen waved his hand and warned again: "When you get to the clinic, you must listen to your master and learn from your master!"

"Grandpa, I understand!"

Li Yan's response came from the corridor.

When Li Yan arrived at the outpatient clinic building, it was still quiet.

The outpatient doctors haven't gone to work yet, and there aren't a lot of patients in the building yet.

Only a few scattered patients came to the outpatient clinic in advance to wait for the doctor, hoping to see a doctor as soon as possible.

Li Yan came to the traditional Chinese medicine clinic, took out the key and opened the door of the clinic.

The key was given to Li Yan by Huang Su in advance.

Li Yan picked up the buckets and mops piled in the corner, left the clinic, went to the bathroom to collect water, washed the mops, and cleaned the clinic.

Just when Li Yan mopped the floor of the clinic and picked up a rag to wipe the desk.

The door of the clinic was pushed open, and a girl in her early twenties walked into the clinic. When she saw Li Yan working, she greeted her: "Li Yan, why are you here so early?"

Li Yan stopped what she was doing, turned around and said, "Niu Jie, you're here! I was a little excited on my first day at the clinic, so I got up early, so I came over to clean the clinic first."

Niu Jie is an obstetrician and gynecologist who recently transferred to the Department of Traditional Chinese Medicine for training.

Because he was Yan Bing's new doctor, he had a natural affinity for traditional Chinese medicine, and he and Li Yan quickly became familiar with each other in the past two days.

Niu Jie didn't watch Li Yan working alone, but also picked up a rag and started cleaning.

Niu Jie was transferred to the Department of Traditional Chinese Medicine. This was her first consultation with Huang Su, and she was curious about how Chinese medicine doctors treat patients.

Soon, Huang Su opened the door and walked into the consulting room. He saw the two little girls cleaning together and said hello: "You two came very early!"

"Director Huang!"

"Master!"

Li Yan and Niu Jie stopped what they were doing and turned around to greet Huang Su.

After Li Yan and Niu Jie finished cleaning the outpatient room, they stood in front of Huang Su, waiting to be assigned today's work.

Huang Su pointed to the chair next to him and said to Niu Jie: "You sit here. During the half month since you transferred to the Department of Traditional Chinese Medicine, you will sort out the medical records of all patients in the outpatient clinic."

"Director Huang, I understand!" Niu Jie nodded and said.

Huang Su pointed to the chair opposite him and said to Li Yan: "Li Yan, you sit opposite me. It is convenient for you to diagnose the patient's pulse here. How to diagnose the patient's pulse accurately and skillfully is to diagnose the patient's pulse frequently and diagnose different conditions.

The patient's pulse is exercised. I will ask you about the patient's pulse condition at any time, and you must not only explain in detail what pulse condition the patient has, but also explain clearly the syndrome of the pulse condition."

Li Yan nodded slowly and said, "Master, I understand! I will definitely try my best."

"From today on, when I write a prescription, you will also be responsible for recording the prescription."

Huang Su continued to explain: "Letting you memorize prescriptions means that when recording, you will be familiar with the efficacy of each medicinal material in disease syndrome and deepen your memory of the properties and efficacy of traditional Chinese medicine. This is better than memorizing Tangtou Song and Shennong's Herbal Classic.

It’s more memorable.”

Huang Su continued: "I started memorizing prescriptions when I was an intern with your master, and you, Sister He Hui, have been memorizing prescriptions for almost two years with me."

Li Yan nodded again: "Master, I understand!"

Huang Su arranged work for Li Yan and Niu Jie, sat back in his seat, and looked at the time on the wall clock when it was time to go to work.

Huang Su said to Li Yan: "Go and call the first patient in!"

Li Yan got up and walked out of the consulting room to call the first patient of the day.
Chapter completed!