Alas. Doctor Han, who was pinching the breathing bag, didn't do anything else, so he shouldn't be tired. He just sat down on the ground, showing that he was exhausted.
When your mind is tired, your whole body is tired.
The most exhausting part of clinical work is the spirit. The overly intense rescue rhythm will speed up the heartbeat and other symptoms, and consume the whole body's strength at several times the speed.
Everyone rested here and relaxed.
Cao Zhao checked the student's pupils again and found that they were fine.
I'll calculate the rescue time when I have time. Maybe the rescue process made everyone feel that time was so long that it seemed like tens of thousands of years had passed and the patient's heart could not recover. In fact, if you calculate the total time, it was less than 20 minutes.
Yes, three big guys, just doing rapid CPR for a few minutes must have made them sweat all over. They wanted to do tracheal intubation but didn't have time to do it.
Cao Dong received a call from his father again.
"I'm on my way. Which floor are you on?" Cao Yudong asked his eldest son.
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Pinghuai Hospital is not too far from the capital. It only takes about 20 minutes to get there by taxi if there is no traffic jam.
"We are in the operating room," Cao Dong said. "The patient will be transferred to the ward next."
"How is the patient's condition now?" Cao Yudong asked again.
"His heartbeat has been restored. We are waiting for him to regain consciousness." Cao Dong thought of a question and asked his second brother, "Have you notified his family?"
"I'll inform them," Cao Yudong said. He felt a little responsible, as he should not have delayed in informing the family members after hearing his second son's concerns.
The first aid work at the scene was carried out in an orderly manner. After the patient's condition stabilized, he was transferred to a single ward in the Department of Pediatric Cardiology to wait and see which hospital to transfer him to next.
Pan Shihua called the class monitor and counselor to report.
Next, Zhang Desheng and Zhao Zhaowei, who were also interning in the same hospital, rushed to the ward:
"Why did he suddenly become like this?"
"Are you hurt?"
"Didn't he win the long jump championship?"
No matter what, Wei is definitely not weaker than the four students who are poor at sports. Li Qi'an, who ranked last in sports, is alive and well, but Wei's heart suddenly stopped?
Pan Shihua recalled that Wei's profuse sweating might be due to his poor heart condition, and a fast heartbeat would increase the degree of sweating.
What puzzled them the most was: "Doesn't he have a scar? Didn't you hear him say anything when you shared a dormitory with him?"
Pan Shihua said: "The scar on his body is very small."
Student Wei is not a scar-prone person. After 20 years, the surgical scar is very light and you won’t notice it is a scar unless you look closely. The most common incision for heart surgery is in the middle of the sternum, and the length from the neck to the lower part of the sternum is very scary. The location and length of Student Wei’s scar are completely different. The scar is less than a finger long, not on the neck, not on the upper chest, but in an inconspicuous position in the lower chest. This makes it impossible for students to associate the two. No wonder Student Wei himself can’t doubt it.
"It's just a small scar. We won't ask him how he got it." It's impolite for a classmate to stare at someone's scar and ask him questions, Pan Shihua said, "He said it himself. His mother said that when he was a kid he loved to play and run around and accidentally bumped into something and had to get stitches to get the scar."
Everyone's eyes fell on the surgical scar on Wei's body, which could only be described as "perfect". This was the skill of a master 20 years ago, and the younger generation was amazed.
Could Teacher Cao Yudong be Wei's former surgeon? A bunch of students wondered if they could meet the legendary doctor.
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