Chapter 660： Stop (1/2)
For the emergency department, myocardial infarction and cerebral infarction are big things. If you have been to the emergency room of a hospital, many times, you can see a prominent place with ”chest pain treatment”, or ”chest pain center” and other similar words.
Of course, chest pain is not all myocardial infarction, but from the perspective of the emergency department, any chest pain patient is a high-risk patient and should not be missed.
Missed it and was ordered by a doctor in a foreign hospital, it should not be even more so.
The doctor who was consulting with other patients turned around, glanced at the mature patient and glanced over, whether it was or not, ask first and then say.
The nurse next to me was a little young and explained a little sensible first: ”He has an injured hand. He was bandaging in our hospital before, and he will change the medicine today. Because there are more people, I will let him wait.”
Several doctors, including senior nurses present, were silent. What is happening to the patient is a reality, not an explanation that can explain the past. Looking at it now, it ’s not the best to have a myocardial infarction. It ’s best to scold this foreign hospital ... The handsome and over-doctor scolded him for nosy business, but if it is a myocardial infarction, now he hastily speaks for himself Already.
Several emergency room doctors approached together, naturally making the patient sitting on the bench feel strange, holding the arm of the chair and want to stand up ...
”Just sit.” Jin Xiongteng, the attendant of the emergency department of Donghuang District Hospital, hurried forward and stopped the patient.
When he got closer, he also saw that the problem was coming. The patient was sweating in the forehead of his head. If he had a pain in his hand, he couldn't understand it.
”Where does it hurt?” Jin Xiongteng asked directly.
”It's awkward here.” The patient pointed between his chest.
This is basically the diagnosis. Jin Xiongteng reached out and touched the patient's clothes again, and found that he was sweating.
”Go get the nitroglycerin, come over the cart, pull the ECG, hurry up. Xiao Liu, go and call and inform the intervention department.” Jin Xiongteng's brain was sweating, and he whispered a command, turned his head immediately Ask the patient, ”Have you had surgery recently?”
The patient pointed at his hand and spoke slowly, with some difficulty: ”It was a broken hand ...”
”Well?” Jin Xiongteng asked in a hurry.
The sweaty, mature patient shook his head slightly. ”No.”
”Is there hypertension?”
”No.”
”Have you been in bed for a long time recently? Do you have a cold and fever?” Jin Xiongteng said, also called the nurse to measure bilateral blood pressure. The whole process was tense and ... confusing.
In Ling Ran, who is familiar with the Yunyi Emergency Center, the level of the emergency department in Donghuang District Hospital is indeed quite average. The experience of doctors and nurses is obviously not up to the level of Yunyi.
The biggest difference is that only one patient with chest pains mobilized most of the staff in the emergency room. Looking at the eyes, at least three nurses ran around in the room to pick up trolleys, two nurses helped to measure blood pressure, and one The nurse wanted to help but couldn't help. The doctors only came because there were only three doctors on duty in their emergency room.
At this moment, if there is another patient with chest pain, it may be ignored again. It is not necessary to be ignored, but the busy medical staff obviously lacks sufficient energy and attention to deal with it.
However, just for this patient with chest pain, Jin Xiongteng and others did not have any problem, it was nothing more than a waste of manpower.
However, step-by-step treatment does not mean that the patient's condition develops and he will follow the steps.
Ling Ran looked for a while, seeing that Jin Xiongteng had confirmed that the aorta was not ruptured, he turned back to the little doctor who smiled at Jingba and said, ”Give me a white coat.”
The little doctor hesitated, and said, ”This, isn't Dr. King taking over?”
”Take one first.” Ling Ran didn't say much. He has been in the emergency room for a long time and knows the importance of equipment. Doctors in white coats tend to do things more smoothly, rather than repeatedly questioning them.
The little doctor fumbled for a white coat and handed it to Ling Ran: ”I don't know if it fits well.”
”Well. Thank you.” Ling Ran took it and put it on.
The white coat was certainly not too fit, but after wearing it, it was still handsome and dazzling.
He looked at the family members and nurses of Ling Ran's patients intently, and looked at Ling Ran without blinking.