While walking, Xie Wanying discussed with the other party: "Do you think you are free, or should I ask Lin Hao to take over my patient?"
"My patient has been contacted to go to the Department of Cardiology," Pan Shihua said.
In fact, this patient can be treated by the internal medicine department first. The triage nurse is not sure whether it is the internal medicine department or the surgical department, so she might as well ask the surgeon to take a look first. "As for Lin Hao, I'm busy here. I don't know his current situation."
Pan Shihua continued.
The two of them walked along the way to see what Dr. Lin Hao was doing.
It seemed that it was not difficult to find Dr. Lin Hao quickly. Not far away, beep beep beep, a siren was sounding.
I followed someone running in the corridor, shouting to my colleagues for help: "Get the rescue medicine and suction tube!"
Whenever a patient needs first aid, the tension in the air can reach extreme levels in an instant.
"Where's the doctor?"
"It's beside the bed."
"doing what?"
…
"Heart compressions?"
"no."
"What's happening?"
"I told you to use a suction tube!"
They didn't ask for a defibrillator, so it couldn't be a cardiac arrest. The person who spoke was a little angry, and the angry colleague went crazy.
It's understandable, if you get nervous and your brain gets hot, you may crash for a while.
People who turn around after being criticized ask again: "Is the patient's airway obstructed? Is it difficult to eat?"
"Eat? He coughed up blood. How dare you let him eat?"
After being scolded again, the person who asked and answered finally returned to the correct train of thought: "Hemoptysis."
If you have studied medical textbooks, you will know that pulmonary hemoptysis is not necessarily a trauma as laymen think. Massive pulmonary bleeding caused by trauma is directly a hemopneumothorax, and it is impossible to leave the patient a chance to cough it out from the trachea.
Pulmonary hemoptysis is generally caused by the rupture of capillaries or bronchial arteries and veins in the lungs. The amount of bleeding in this case may not be as much as that of hemopneumothorax, but it may still lead to life-threatening conditions for the patient. For example, if a blood clot blocks the trachea, the patient may suffocate.
Death.
This is why the nurse ran to get the sputum suction tube in an emergency.
Nurse Li, who was doing the triage, asked her colleague anxiously: "Should I go to the surgery department or the internal medicine department?"
Severe hemoptysis indicates that the bleeding hole is relatively large. Nurses with clinical experience can analyze that the hole cannot be stopped by just relying on drugs and sucking out blood clots. At this time, surgical intervention is needed.
Medical surgery refers to interventional surgery, such as pulmonary embolism.
The surgical operation was to remove the lobe of the lung where the bleeding lesion was.
Here we need to further determine whether to go to internal medicine or surgery. The nurse is not sure and can only ask the doctor.
"Where's the doctor?" Nurse Li called again.
Nurses are the kind of eunuchs who are like emperors who are not in a hurry. They always wish for doctors to issue medical orders early so that they can work hard and save patients. Therefore, nurses like doctors who always remain calm and calm in clinical practice and whose brains are always clear and clear.
"Are you asking Dr. Lin? He, he -"
Xie Wanying and Pan Shihua had already walked quickly to the bed of the accident patient. The moment they saw Dr. Lin Hao, they couldn't help but look for tissues in their white coat pockets.
I saw Lin Hao standing at the head of the bed. Half of his face was covered in blood. He must have been accidentally sprayed by a mouthful of blood from the patient.
Lin Hao tried hard to control the trembling of his body.
This is probably called what he fears most, and whatever comes his way. He was most afraid of an accident on his first day at work, but accidents happened one after another.
