<human>: Could you distill the essence of the text into 1-3 sentences?

This happened today, at the beginning of the afternoon.

I started college internship today at a local healthcare public services unit and had to met Nurse *name* to discuss how the employees work together, habits to practice and professional routines specific of that unit. So I sat in her office right in front of her. I had never seen this woman before.

She starts explaining her doings and as most of we all do I reacted with the same old habit of agreeing and approving with my head. *"Hmhm", "yes", "I see"*. At this one point she turns the computer screen a bit towards me so we can both read what's being displayed (to show me a typical patient clinical history since he got into the unit) with me in the *least* field of vision and her in front of the screen, at the desk. She starts reading aloud and I follow. Almost right after beginning to read she starts tweaking the computer screen a little more so it faces me a little better to read. I never took my eyes off the screen and said: **Don't worry. I can read**. And she replied "*Oh*... you **CAN** read!" (short pause) **"I guess that's why you're studying medicine and not nursing, right?"** And since I was reading attentively I just replied, as in agreeing like before: **"Hmhm" | "yes"** while nodding my head. 
Right after she went silent. She didn't keep on reading. That's when it hit me like a bolt of Shame. She wasn't making a joke, or even speaking in a *joke tone*. I hadn't even fully realized the context of what she had said and why she said it but basically she understood I was ordering her shut. I must have turned red as a tomato but didn't take my eyes of the screen and didn't utter another word because I didn''t want to sound fake and apologetic. I cringed inside then asked her for meanings at the screen. All proceded "normally" afterwards, I guess. At least for a tense situation.
<bot>: Instructor tried to *double-standard* help me, I kind of told her to fuck off in one of them.