Why does Dr. Sadao mutter the word, ‘My friend’ while treating the American prisoner of war? What is ironical about his words?

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Being a doctor, may be he was trained to talk to patients in a friendly manner to comfort them and to get back response. It was ironical because the patient was a soldier of the American army which was their enemy. Finally, Sadao, saved his life, too. Q. 13. What forced Dr. Sadao to be impatient and irritable with his patient? [Outside Delhi Set–I

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