Chang Jiawei and Dr. Guan volunteered: "The two of us will handle the first-level patients."
The physical work is done by young people.
Emergency medicine is further divided into secondary patients and tertiary patients, which are more critical patients and patients who need emergency treatment. For more critical patients, what doctors can do is equally limited in the absence of existing tools. It can only be said that doctors give priority.
Check and deal with it. You also need to wait for the ambulance. You can arrange for him to get in the ambulance first. Emergency treatment is required.
Level 3 patients whose conditions are not immediately life-threatening and who can wait patiently. These patients cannot be completely ignored. It is important to appropriately comfort their emotions. The doctor will deal with them as soon as they are free.
Based on the above situation, the second-level patients were handed over to Grandma Zheng. The third-level patients were handled by the responsible triage student Xie when he was free.
Hearing that she had to handle emergency treatment in addition to triage, the other four seniors were a little worried, fearing that she might not be able to handle it. Triage itself is time-consuming and labor-intensive because it is the diagnosis itself. There are no instruments on site.
Without even a stethoscope, any auxiliary tools for doctors are like returning to primitive society, which does not mean that it is completely impossible to make a preliminary diagnosis.
Rather, one must be more cautious when making a diagnosis.
Time is life, and it is reflected here again. What the seniors were worried about was not her ability but whether her speed would be delayed. I wanted to suggest that she complete the triage before processing, but the scene was full of chaos.
It is difficult to find all the patients, so this suggestion
Calling reality very skinny is unrealistic.
Before starting to take action, everyone took out all the first aid items they could find and divided them among themselves.
After picking up the branches and sticks, which can probably be used as supports, they need to be trimmed with tools. Xie Changrong had a toolbox in his hand and opened it on the spot to help. Chang Jiawei squatted down, called his uncle, and worked with him.
Xie Wanying took out the treasure hidden in her schoolbag.
"Did you bring nitroglycerin tablets? Do you have such patients around you?" Several doctors asked in surprise when they saw the medicine she took out. They thought that she was so young and there was no need to take such medicine.
After several on-site first-aid experiences, her first-aid kit has been greatly adjusted. For example, the gauze, bandages, scissors, etc. that once occupied space were all eliminated by her. If a single patient were at the scene, the disaster scene environment would be
Relatively speaking, it is not difficult to get first aid supplies nearby or find simple substitutes at the scene. What is difficult is that in a large-scale disaster like tonight, these things
For so many wounded people, there was only enough space between their teeth. With this idea in mind, she freed up space and replaced it with items that were easy to carry and could save lives at critical moments. One of them was a life-saving device for heart disease.
Medicine. Patients who have a heart attack at the scene of an accident will have,
Some are caused by injuries, and some are induced by heart disease. It may be just right to bring a small bottle of nitroglycerin tablets for the patient to take sublingually.
This kind of heart disease patient is classified as a second-level patient. Xie Wanying gave this bottle of life-saving medicine to Teacher Ruan.
Grandma Zheng took the medicine bottle and was full of emotions. She only knew that she was an old man and would not bring this medicine. She could only say that she would not have thought of bringing this medicine without this disease. Xie Xie knew how to bring it but she did not use it herself, which meant that she had
This sense of crisis and the spirit of being ready to go through fire and water as a medical staff shows that the idea of becoming a doctor is engraved in her bones.
