It was most likely the dental doctor who notified Guozhi, because Brother Zhang took his mother to the dentist, and the doctor there knew that Brother Zhang was there.
Some things need to be carefully recalled and studied.
Brother Zhang's heart is like a needle in the sea, and Brother Shen's heart seems to be like a fish in the sea.
Receiving everyone's questioning looks, Shen Youhuan didn't explain why he came with the ambulance, but asked: "What is your judgment?"
Senior brother is waiting for junior sister's performance.
Xie Wanying immediately replied: "The breath sounds in both lungs are thick, with scattered crackles, the heart sounds are fine, the heart rate is fast, 110 beats per minute, and the lips are somewhat cyanotic. The patient is not old, in his thirties, not an elderly person, and has a small figure.
Whether you are fat or not, you probably have no unhealthy history. Excluding possible cardiopulmonary diseases in the past, the first preliminary diagnosis consideration is acute smoke inhalation lung injury. There should be pulmonary edema in the upper lobes of the lungs. You need to be sent to the doctor for further CT examination.
Targeted glucocorticoids and antibiotics are used to prevent infection.”
This junior sister, when I told her to tell the truth, she said everything that needed to be said, including the basis for diagnosis, medical history, examination, and treatment guidelines.
Shen Youhuan raised his eyebrows with a smile like the wind, and squinted his eyes, but he caught a glimpse of Cao Dong's startled and bright eyes next to him. His mind wandered, and he remembered that when he went to Pinghuai last time, he discovered that people in the capital were treating his junior sister.
Interested. Also, someone broke the news to them this morning, saying that his junior brothers and sisters went to the Heart and Lung Institute in the capital to visit and study.
If you ask him, it is better to go to the Cardiovascular Research Institute in Guodu than to go to their Cardiovascular Research Institute in Guozhi. Regarding feelings, the junior sister doesn’t know that Mr. Zhang has given her an email address. Can he take her to the Guozhi Research Institute for fun at any time?
After listening to her diagnosis, Cao Dong and Shen Youhuan picked up their stethoscopes and listened to the patient again. They had already expected that what they heard would be no different from what she said.
When it comes to acute smoke inhalation lung injury, it is different from carbon monoxide poisoning. It can only be said to be related to carbon monoxide.
This correlation is reflected in the fact that, on the one hand, carbon monoxide can be the main factor in this type of lung damage, on the other hand, systemic carbon monoxide poisoning can aggravate the development of this type of lung damage.
What is acute smoke inhalation lung injury? As the name suggests, it is lung damage caused by the process of thick smoke entering the respiratory tract and reaching the lungs. The thick smoke includes not only carbon monoxide, but also various chemical components that cause chemical irritation and damage to the respiratory tract. At the same time, the thick smoke
Smoke particles in the air can cause physical damage to the airways.
The most conventional therapy is glucocorticoids to fight inflammatory cell responses, and antibiotics are added for prophylaxis because glucocorticoid therapy may reduce the body's defenses. Other auxiliary treatments include antioxidant supplementation, vitamin C and vitamin E, etc.
The junior sister's answer is 100% correct, so there is no need to be surprised at all.
The two teachers nodded and agreed with her opinion: this patient needs to be taken to the hospital for examination and should not be taken lightly.
Shen Youhuan stood up, raised his hand to greet the ambulance colleagues from another hospital, and shouted: "Come on, come on, there is a patient here with acute inhalation lung injury, take him to your hospital."
When it comes to hospital ambulances, no one would like to transport critically ill patients if conditions permit. They are most afraid that critically ill patients will die on the way to transfer.
Now I see that this patient is in perfect condition, and the hospital opposite happily rolls in a stretcher and takes the patient away.
