1、首先，惠特利已经十年没有进行体检了，说明他对诊所比较陌生，所以当他

1. First of all, Wheatley has not had a physical examination for ten years, which means that he is relatively unfamiliar with the clinic, so he will feel uneasy when he is going to the clinic. Second, the pain in his toes also made him nervous. <br>2. I think the doctor's questions are modeled, because he wants the conversation to follow a familiar process, so when Whitley was talking, the doctor kept interrupting him and asked questions according to his own ideas. <br>3. The major is gastro-intestinal man, because his major is not related to the left ventricle, but he wants to show his high professional level, so he cited this paper. <br>4. I went to a Turkish clinic. Distrust and helplessness of the previous clinic, I think he may have his toes cured in the latter clinic, because such an ending is the most ironic.

1. First of all, Whitley has not had a physical examination for ten years, which shows that he is relatively unfamiliar with the clinic, so he will feel uneasy when he wants to see a doctor at the clinic. Secondly, the pain in his toes also made him nervous.<br>2. I think the doctor's questions are patterned, because he wants the dialogue to follow his familiar process, so when Whitley is talking, the doctor keeps interrupting him and asking questions according to his own ideas.<br>3. His major is Gastro internal man. Because his major is not related to the left ventricle, but he wants to show his excellent professional level, so he quoted this paper.<br>4. I went to the Turkish clinic. For the distrust and helplessness of the previous clinic, I think he may have cured his toes in the back clinic, because this ending is the most ironic.

1. First of all, whitley hasn't had a physical examination for ten years, which shows that he is a stranger to the clinic, so he will feel uneasy when going to the clinic to see a doctor. Secondly, the pain in his toes also makes him nervous. 2. I think this doctor's questions are patterned, because he wants the dialogue to follow his familiar process, so when whitley was talking, the doctor kept interrupting him and asking questions according to his own ideas. 3. His major is gastro-intestinal man, because his major is not related to left ventricle, but he wants to show his superb professional level, so he cited this paper. 4. I went to a Turkish clinic. Because of his distrust and helplessness in the previous clinic, I think he may have cured his toe in the back clinic, because this ending is the most ironic.