"Don't mess around. Wait for the teacher! This kind of rescue is not something we can do. She is not our patient, and her surgery was not performed by us." Dai Nanhui shouted to her while once again emphasizing that he had this experience as the son of a doctor.
"My mother often says that we should not do things that are not ours to do. Non-professionals cannot bear the blame. You see, the people in their PICU only notify the patient's attending doctor and dare not do it themselves."
I can only say that what Mr. Dai said is correct. The risk of intrathoracic cardiac compression defibrillation is much higher than that of external thoracic surgery because it directly contacts the heart. Moreover, this is a postoperative patient. After the operation, the patient’s thoracic pericardial cavity and heart are several times
Only the surgeon knows what the condition of a large artery and vein is. Without knowing the condition of the operation, he puts his hand in randomly. What if he accidentally messes up the items left by the surgeon? Gauze and other items fall into the body of the child.
What should I do if the bleeding area is damaged? What should I do if there is heavy bleeding if the gauze packed with it is moved away from the bleeding area?
Dai Nanhui believes that his director's mother would not dare to do the same.
The most important point is that they are medical students, not doctors, and they are not qualified to do things that even doctors dare not do.
After ranting a bunch of reasons, Dai Nanhui was so anxious that he almost died when he saw that classmate Xie didn't seem to hear him.
Suddenly, the changing pictures on the ECG monitor screen in front of him made his eyes freeze:
Beep beep, beep beep, the red alarm of the instrument stopped sounding, and turned back to the smooth and safe green flashing light.
This is?!!
Dai Nanhui's eyes were almost bursting when he looked back at Xie's classmate's gloved hand. His hand had not reached into the child's chest: What's going on?
At the entrance of the PICU, a group of PICU people finally welcomed the cardiac surgeon.
"Doctor Han, hurry up, hurry up -"
Dr. Han and his team rushed very quickly, and a bunch of people from the PICU rushed into the children's ward like a flood. The nurse rushed in and pushed in an emergency vehicle.
When everyone stood in the ward, looking at the electrocardiogram and various numbers on the electrocardiogram monitor: Huh?
"Isn't it an alarm?"
"Didn't your heart stop?"
"Who informed us of the need for rescue?"
One by one, you look at me and I look at you, like beating a drum to spread flowers, looking for the first person to raise the alarm, and ask questions clearly about what happened.
Dr. Han first caught the doctor on duty in the PICU: "Dr. Yao, are you on duty?"
Dr. Yao started to sweat: "Yes, it's me. I heard them talk about the rescue in bed 2, and I immediately got up from the duty room and asked them to notify the cardiologist first. They said they informed you. - Nurse Liu, what do you mean?
what's going on?"
"No. Didn't the nurse tell you why you didn't come in to see what was going on?" Dr. Han seized on the other party's vulnerability and sprayed it first.
"I met you first when I came out of the duty room after getting up, and wanted to come in first for rescue." Dr. Yao defended himself.
Nurse Liu recalled what happened and said to the doctors: "I really heard the siren. You can ask them these two medical students who were present."
"Who are they?" Dr. Yao and classmate Xie and classmate Dai met for the first time and had many questions.
"They are Dr. Cao's students. I heard this boy tell her not to put her hands in to perform intrachest heart compression on the patient," Nurse Liu said.
What? A medical student performed intrathoracic heart compressions on other groups of patients without the teacher’s permission and without the teacher’s permission. He was extremely bold. Regardless of whether he did something wrong or not, Dr. Yao said: “Go and call Dr. Cao down. Tell him that he