Ye Chen hopes that each of these association members will have a book such as Compendium of Materia Medica or Dadian of Traditional Chinese Medicine, and be familiar with the commonly used Chinese medicinal materials as much as possible.

Especially with regard to the effects of Chinese herbal medicines and where are their contraindications, it is best to know what these Chinese medicines usually look like.

Ye Chen and these members of the Chinese Medical Association explained these things clearly.

In this regard, when Ye Chen was in the class, he taught the students in the same way. Therefore, those classmates in the class, basically, would look up the books in the Compendium of Materia Medica like the Xinhua Dictionary when they had time. After a long time, they naturally understood the Chinese medicinal materials inside.

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Time passed quietly, and the next free clinic activities were still similar to the first day. However, during the period, because it was exam month, some students wanted to take the exam, so Ye Chen naturally asked them to take the exam and come back to the Chinese Medical Association again when he had time.

As for Ye Chen himself, he must also take time for the exam.

Examination subjects include "Basic Medicine of Traditional Chinese Medicine" by Professor Tang Yudou, "Basic Theory of Traditional Chinese Medicine" by Professor Zhang Binlun, "Diagnosis of Traditional Chinese Medicine" by Liao Bingxue, "Ancient Medical Literature" by Professor Luo Wenyu, and "College English" by Professor Meng.

The first four subjects are not a problem. Ye Chen can get full marks. If it is college English, he still needs to spend time to familiarize himself with those English words during this period.

Before the college entrance examination, with Xu Jiaojiao's help, he spent more than a month memorizing those English words, which were still very commonly used in college. Therefore, it doesn't take long for Ye Chen to memorize it once, but he knows very well that his English proficiency can only pass the exam a little more.

Like today’s test of "Ancient Medical Literature", Sun Xiaowei, Li Yifan, Zhou Zidong, the three frowned, want to see if they can pass the copy?

Ye Chen has warned them that they will take as many points as they usually take.

It's just that these three people really don't have much thoughts to learn Chinese medicine.

Ye Chen didn't let them plagiarize, so he had no choice but to write and write casually, and see if Professor Luo could give them a passing score when the time was added.

They are not afraid of anything, but they are afraid to hear that they have failed the multi-disciplinary examinations and cannot get the corresponding credits, and may be expelled from the university.

If you are really expelled from the school, it would be very ugly when you notify your parents to come and pick you up. Especially when you return to your hometown, the villagers in your hometown will laugh at it.

It is precisely because of this that Zhou Zidong and Li Yifan both have some scruples.

On the contrary, Wu You and Zheng Yang, their Chinese medicine foundation, Ye Chen has long known that they are much better than many freshmen. They usually study hard and are not afraid of them at all. At most, they may not be good at English.

After Ye Chen took the one-and-a-half-hour exam in the classroom, the questions he found were all related to the textbook. Basically, as long as he was familiar with the content of the textbook, it was impossible to fail.

Therefore, Ye Chen guessed that only a few students in the class might be unqualified, especially Zhou Zidong, Li Yifan, and Sun Xiaowei who are the most likely.

It took Ye Chen about 20 minutes. He had finished the test paper, handed in the test paper, and returned to the office on the sixth floor of the Chinese Medical Association.

Although there have always been Liao Bingxue, Yang Jingya, or someone in the office on the sixth floor hosting the free clinic. However, if Ye Chen is not here, these association members feel something is missing.

Now Yang Jingya and Liao Bingxue, as well as those members of the Chinese Medical Association, knew that Ye Chen had an exam today, but they didn't expect to come over so soon.

"Ye Chen, have you finished the exam?" Yang Jingya asked.

"The content of the test paper is very simple, I don't need 20 minutes to finish it." Ye Chen said.

As he is now, it is indeed like a college student doing a primary school examination paper. Therefore, it does not take long at all.

Today’s free clinic activity has been going on for more than an hour from 8:30 in the morning. In addition to the patients who came to the free clinic on the original date today, there are also a group of patients who have seen the first visit or even the second visit. If you haven't cured it completely by yourself, or if you have finished taking the medicine, come and check again.

If you add these patients for follow-up visits and third visits, there will be more patients in the office. Ye Chen has also considered this point, because some members of the Chinese Medical Association used to take exams, so on the one hand, with more patients and fewer members of the association, there are actually not too many people.

According to the second day after the end of the first day of the free clinic, basically, according to the summarized experience, a member of the Chinese Medical Association visited three patients. These members of the Association visited three patients through observation, hearing, and inquiring, and after prescribing the prescription, the last five o'clock in the afternoon Around that time, Ye Chen prescribed prescriptions for these patients and explained to other members of the association.

After Ye Chen sat down and watched, let the other members of the association continue.

When Ye Chen and Yang Jingya were sitting there and looking at these members of the Chinese Medical Association, in fact, they found that through this kind of free consultation activities to improve the foundation of Chinese medicine of those members of the association, the effect is still very obvious.

Even after the free clinic activities after the first days, Ye Chen found that there are many members of the association in the pulse diagnosis, and the accuracy of the pulse diagnosis results has been greatly improved.

This suffices to show that practice makes perfect. In addition, relying on the judgment of the pulse condition is basically cultivated through a lot of training, and the feeling of the pulse condition is cultivated.

When Ye Chen was in his hometown, Ye Dao taught him that way. Now at the Chinese Medical Association, he teaches these members of the Chinese Medical Association the same way.

Therefore, he knew that if these members of the Chinese Medical Association trained for a long time, trained on a large scale, and had more practical experience, they would have a feeling of judging the pulse condition. Moreover, during this period, Ye Chen could constantly correct their judgment errors. At this point, it can quickly improve their foundation in pulse diagnosis.

On the contrary, if you did not join other students in the Chinese Medical Association, there would be no such opportunity. As for their situation, if they still cannot join the Chinese Medical Association in the future, I am afraid that they will only have to enter the internship period or enter the hospital after graduation, and follow other Chinese doctors to practice slowly to achieve this effect.

At five o'clock in the afternoon, after all these members of the Chinese Medical Association had read all the patients and prescribed the medical records and prescriptions, Ye Chen sat down again, carefully prescribing the prescriptions for the patients, and explained to the members of the association.

After the association's activities on that day, these association members can compare their medical record prescriptions with Ye Chen's own medical record prescriptions to see where the gap is?