The new area and the emergency room are only one floor apart, and can be reached in a blink of an eye.
In the emergency room, the emergency doctor held two electrode pads in his hands, showing that he had just performed defibrillation on the patient.
Old Master Xiao waved his hand, and the lazy Doctor Song did not dare to delay. He took a step forward and rushed ahead of everyone else to check the patient's pupils.
Such patients should be most alert to brain death.
Outside the emergency room, the family members cried bitterly.
It was said that the patient was not very old, probably in his fifties, married late, and had underage children.
The patient's wife cried while holding her two children, wondering what to do now that the pillar of the family is gone.
Death due to infusion reaction is the focus of medical disputes, and patients' families cannot accept it on a daily basis.
It seems that Dr. Fu will not be slapped in the face this time. Dr. Xie Wanying said, "Transfer the patient to the new area upstairs."
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Everyone was shocked: Dr. Xie, are you telling the truth?
Generally, other departments would not want to admit the patient when they see this situation, because if they do, it means the patient is likely to die in their hands.
The new district accepted such a patient on the first day of opening?!
"Collect." Dr. Fu Xinheng said, doing his best to provide logistical support for Dr. Xie.
In fact, this is a test of the real ability of the National Association and whether it can provide a guarantee for tiered diagnosis and treatment.
All the doctors who understood this changed their expressions. Don’t forget what the common people often say: The National Association is the last resort for the common people to seek medical treatment.
While the patient's heart is beating and breathing, immediately move to the new area on the second floor.
The nursing team in the new area pushed all the equipment they could get to the side of the new patient's bed like crazy, so that the doctor could easily get the tools to save lives.
The patient was suspected of having liver and gallbladder disease, so the newly introduced bedside B-ultrasound machine was placed at the bedside. There happened to be an ultrasound doctor in the expert group, who immediately operated.
Hepatobiliary surgeons and gastroenterologists stood next to the instruments and stared at the screen.
Respiratory physicians and anesthesiologists are intubating and suctioning the patient.
The cardiologist reviews the patient's electrocardiogram, blood pressure and other indicators.
The neurosurgeon and neurologist discussed and decided not to rule out the possibility that the patient had a brain disease, and would decide whether to conduct an imaging examination based on the situation.
The hematologist has not yet found any blood disease indicators in the patient.
The orthopedic doctor touched the patient's bones but could not feel what was wrong with them.
It was mentioned that the Traditional Chinese Medicine Group is now a combination of the Traditional Chinese Medicine Department and the Acupuncture Department. Dr. Wen Zihan, the expert selected from the Acupuncture Department, was not present due to some matters, so Mr. Tian from the Traditional Chinese Medicine Department gave advice on Traditional Chinese Medicine.
Teacher Tian felt the patient's pulse and concluded that it was a pulse without root.
A person without root veins is about to die.
What to do if you ask a Chinese doctor?
Teacher Tian: …
All the western doctors already know that the National Association of Traditional Chinese Medicine cannot do without Dr. Wen. Dr. Xie said that he is about to become Dr. Wen's direct disciple, so we might as well hope that Dr. Xie can be more reliable.
The truth is slowly coming out. The expressions of gastroenterologists and hepatobiliary surgeons are grim. Many clinical cases are shocking because they are not known until they are checked.
B-ultrasound showed that the patient had gallstones, liver cysts, and cholangitis. Cephalexin can also be used to treat cholangitis, but——
Doctor Tao and Teacher Ming, who have rich clinical experience, said in unison: Perform gallbladder puncture.
The fear is that the patient may be infected with drug-resistant bacteria.
On the other side, the young people watching were discussing: "If the patient's condition has not improved, should we continue to use adrenaline and dopamine in combination?"
One of them whispered, "Doctor Xie, please take away the bag of medicine from the emergency room first."
These words spread throughout the ward, and many people woke up as if from a dream.
"Kunis syndrome." Doctor Lin Chenrong praised Xie and said that he was undoubtedly the best cardiologist in the hospital. He could identify the patient's cardiovascular problem faster than any other cardiologist on the scene.
When an infusion reaction is suspected to be anaphylactic shock, young doctors like to use epinephrine for rescue, but they always forget that the instructions clearly emphasize that small doses should be injected intramuscularly for non-cardiac arrest, and instead they use intravenous push directly. Little do they know that using epinephrine in this way may cause worse consequences.
This is because severe allergic reactions may cause Kunis syndrome, also known as allergic angina and allergic myocardial infarction (this disease is so rare that doctors always neglect it and even young doctors have never learned about it). The use of adrenaline will aggravate myocardial ischemia and induce coronary artery vascular disease and arrhythmia, which is obviously adding insult to injury.
The emergency doctor downstairs turned pale. Fortunately, the medicine was taken away by Dr. Xie as soon as it was hung up. The doctor at the community hospital turned pale long ago...
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