Andrew's question and look are making the TARDIS feel a bit as though she was a voice controlled model, how he's telling her interface what to do and expecting results from it, rather than the console. Honestly she vastly prefers the old-fashioned way, since she wasn't constructed for this (except for the emergency interface), and she rather thinks the Doctor intuitively knows to still use her console for everything important even with her humanoid form standing right next to it. Of course she'd given out plenty of information verbally before, and she'd allowed Ianto to request some destinations when he was staying with her because he couldn't use the controls, and in these special circumstances the Doctor is relying on her to do things for him even when he's out and about. But it's still a somewhat uncomfortable position to be put in when it's not actually necessary, like right now, and she gives Andrew an inscrutable look. "I have found plenty of things, but none relevant, I think." Really, she only provides the readings, evaluating them is the pilot's job.

Then she turns to Daine, because the Doctor has given the commands for a mental scan. "I will examine your mind now." And because it's a medical scan, she doesn't have to worry about avoiding any boundaries like she had out of politeness last night. She begins mapping out the girl's mind and displays the results on the console, including the strange animal influences and that curious wall shutting off a part of her mind. She probes it a little to get a better idea of it, but awaits instructions on whether or not to try to see what's inside.