"Tell me when you get there." Cao Zhao said.
"I saw the hospital entrance," Xie Wanying said. As she expected, this place was closer to the hospital and more convenient for rescuing sick children.
"Doctor Duan and your senior brother Luo should be at the door." Cao Zhao said.
Senior Luo will continue to be on duty tonight. So Pan, who finished making cakes today, ran back to the hospital. The strange thing is why Duan is here? There is no shift adjustment arrangement today, because they will change to night shift starting tomorrow.
"He is doing experiments on my side." Cao Zhao said.
The god brother seemed to have some free time today to go to the laboratory to check the progress of the experiment. Being a leader is very busy, and even those who are as leisurely as gods are not really gods, because they are full of work.
The nature of a doctor's work is actually linked to many aspects of society. Don't think it's just helping people treat illnesses. For example, if something happens to a big boss's family tonight, it will affect the stocks of listed companies and the capital market. Someone called again and again to emphasize the importance of saving lives.
The ambulance arrived at the door of Seoul Children's Emergency Room.
Busy classmates Luo Jingming and Pan Shihua didn't have time to watch the news on TV. When they were standing at the door and suddenly saw classmate Xie appear in the ambulance, they were surprised: What is going on?
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Student Pan Shihua, this Sherlock Holmes, had a question mark. Nothing happened when he left in the afternoon.
"Senior Brother Luo." Xie Wanying reported to her senior brother, "Electric shock."
"I heard from 120." Luo Jingming looked at his junior sister, "What is your relationship with the patient?"
"It doesn't matter." Xie Wanying immediately clarified. This patient came from Tianfu No. 1 Big Boss District, and there was absolutely no way he was related to her.
The sister who had connections had called him for help a long time ago. Luo Jingming did not doubt her words.
A group of people rushed the child into the emergency room.
Duan Sanbao came and said to her, "Teacher Cao will come over later. Let me take a look at the situation first."
Student Pan hurriedly pushed the electrocardiograph over to do an electrocardiograph for the child. The nurse drew blood from the child. The patient was equipped with an electrocardiograph monitor and oxygen saturation monitor.
Luo Jingming turned on the flashlight to check the child's pupils and consciousness, then turned to ask the junior sister: "What did you observe on the way?"
"I suspect something is wrong with the patient's left ventricular craniocerebral muscle," Xie Wanying said bluntly.
Luo Jingming, who specializes in pediatric general surgery, was a little confused when he heard her say this.
He had worked in the emergency department and his knowledge of first aid for electric shock was consistent with that of most non-cardiac surgeons. What he could quickly think of was that electric shock could cause arrhythmias, the most serious of which was ventricular fibrillation.
Ventricular fibrillation, figuratively speaking, is the uncoordinated contraction of the entire heart muscle, like the trembling of a collapsing sand building. Since the ventricle is the main force and starting point of cardiac pacemaking, it is not comparable to the atrium once something goes wrong, so clinicians like to call ventricular fibrillation a fatal arrhythmia before death.
As soon as doctors see a drastic change in the QRS complex on the electrocardiogram, they will shout for help and rescue.
How did we get to the “ru” (homonym of “ru”) cranial muscles?
Recalling the previous cases, there were patients with Asperger's syndrome who also had ventricular fibrillation. This shows that whether ventricular fibrillation can kill a person cannot be judged by appearance alone, but by the underlying cause. If a person is really dead, it is almost certain that the person will die as long as the clinical autopsy shows substantial changes in the heart.
The Ru muscles are cone-shaped muscles that protrude from the ventricular wall into the ventricular cavity. There are three sets of Ru muscles in the right ventricle and two sets of Ru muscles in the left ventricle. Myocardial infarction has a great impact on the blood supply to the Ru muscles, and the Ru muscles can also produce and maintain ventricular arrhythmias.
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