The Girl Come Back Is Super (Nikita)

Chapter 160 Throw this lying woman out at once.

Nikita sipped her lips and explained patiently: “Mr. Lambert, your grandfather suffers a chronic poison. He has been poisoned for so long time that the damaged nerves and some organs cannot recover as before. They can only be repaired as much as possible through later drug treatment.

Reality is not a martial arts novel.

If people are poisoned, they take the antidote. Then they can be fully recovered.

She doesn’t have such skills either.

“Little girl, you said that Old Mr. Lambert was chronically poisoned, and his brain neurons was damaged, which led to his coma for this whole time, didn’t you?” A voice of doubt sounded behind her.

Those old men from National Medical College did not leave.

They just watched the whole process of Nikita’s so-called examination, which only contained the “observation” according to the doctor’s most basic rules of “observation, auscultation, inquiry and pulse diagnosis”. Then she directly concluded that Old Mr. Lambert was chronically poisoned. They all felt ridiculous and absurd.

Not to mention that whether the patient was poisoned or not needs to be checked with professional instruments.

tests, and other body tissue

use an instrument to check it, she couldn’t just jump to the conclusion

they have never seen anyone with such

how long the patient had been poisoned just by one single glance.

This is ridiculous.

her eyes equipped

she was the disciple of that legendary doctor, novelxo.com fast updateshe

But now…

at each other with contempt

is clearly a liar.

title of legendary doctor is estimated to be

Hua Tuo? Humph!

knew that the patient even they can’t do

if you are cheating and acting, is it too perfunctory? ” Another disdainful voice followed, “even the best hospital in country Z didn’t detect that Old Mr. Lambert was poisoned. How can you be so sure? Where is your evidence? You look clean and beautiful. But you are too brave to come

which led to his unconsciousness! We can’t remember how many times we have examined the patient, but we never find out