Chapter 675

Since the University of Bridgeport's medical faculty was affiliated with a hospital, finding patients was never a problem. When Irene stepped up to diagnose the first patient, she shook her head and said, "Sorry, I can't figure it out. I haven't received any formal medical training before coming here." "At least you're honest. Alright, step down," Michael replied, not making things difficult for her. With Irene's admission, the pressure on the other students eased considerably, and the tension in the classroom lightened. Out of a class of over 60 students, only about ten had some understanding of medicine while the rest were utterly clueless. Once everyone had finished their turn, it was Olivia's time to step up. The first three patients in this batch had also been reassigned. While Ida successfully diagnosed five patients, the others managed only two or three. Meanwhile, those whose conditions remained undiagnosed were left waiting in place. Olivia confidently approached th