Yuan Qingling opened the medicine box and injected an epinephrine first, then immediately performed extracardiac compression and artificial cardiopulmonary resuscitation.
She folded her hands and pressed on the midline of Princess An's chest, pressing hard. After pressing for a few times, she pinched her mouth and opened her mouth to blow air inside.
The imperial concubine looked on, almost thinking that Yuan Qingling had gone crazy.
If the person is gone, can he still blow air back? People have to breathe by themselves, how can they blow air?
Ah Ru lowered her hands and silently looked at Yuan Qingling who seemed to be frustrated. Her expression showed sadness, but her eyes were full of happiness.
Can the dead be revived? That's true, but it's a pity that she is not the one with such true ability.
No one paid attention to this. King An kept watching, all the muscles in his body were tense, and he didn't dare to take a breath, for fear that something would happen if he took a breath, and his heart was hanging in his throat.
Yuan Qingling checked the time. One minute passed, but there was still no movement, and she became a little impatient.
It was said that she had just stopped breathing, and when she entered the door, she heard King An scream, which was the reason why his heartbeat stopped at that moment.
She did not give up and continued to perform cardiopulmonary resuscitation. She was so tired that she was sweating profusely on her forehead. The sweat dripped on Princess An's face and neck, and slid down quietly, as if they were Princess An's tears.
King An couldn't stand it any longer, and stretched out his hand to pull Yuan Qingling away and tell her not to torment Princess An anymore, but at this moment, Princess An seemed to be breathing.
Yuan Qing shouted at him sharply, "Hurry up and put the oxygen tube on her."
Wang An felt his eyes heat up, as if tears were rushing to his eyes. He hurriedly connected the oxygen pipe that had been placed aside.
Yuan Qingling put her ear on Princess An's chest, listened for a while, then took out the stethoscope and put it on it. When she heard the heartbeat, she breathed a sigh of relief and almost collapsed.
She got down from the bed tremblingly, her body shaking violently. It was not easy to fight against death, but it filled people's hearts with a sense of joy and accomplishment.
She sat aside, took a few breaths, wiped the sweat with her sleeves, and saw Ah Ru's defeated and shocked face.
She was still out of breath, so she immediately stood up and told King An to step back.
She took a breath because her hands were shaking so much that she had to take a break to perform pericardiocentesis.
The hemothorax was serious, and it was accompanied by pneumothorax, so puncture had to be done immediately. Therefore, she could only take a short breath and wipe away the sweat.
The imperial concubine was a little moved. Seeing that Yuan Qingling was so tired that her legs were shaking slightly, she wanted to ask someone to move a chair for her to sit on, but she thought it was inconvenient to sit down, so she had to give up.
Although pericardiocentesis is not a major surgery, Yuan Qingling is very tired, so she still needs to be cautious.
King An held his breath and watched from the side. He now had no doubts about Yuan Qingling. Even when Yuan Qingling took a knife to cut Princess An's neck, he thought it was for treatment.
After draining out the blood and breathing, watching Princess An's breathing and heartbeat slowly return to normal, Yuan Qingling suddenly turned back to look at Prince An and asked sternly: "Who came in when I left? Who came in contact with her?
Fourth sister-in-law?"
Prince An was stunned for a moment when she asked her abruptly, and subconsciously said, "I have always been here."
"Never left?" Yuan Qingling asked.
King An said: "I went to the Ruyi Room for a while and then came back immediately, but someone was guarding here and no one else came in."
"Who is guarding here?" Yuan Qingling asked.
King An looked at Ah Ru, Ah Cai, and the imperial doctor, and pointed, "They are all present."