The situation of a critically ill patient like this can always change rapidly. What the doctor said before is a dical conclusion based on the patient's previous condition. Now the family mbers say that they will change, and they take the doctor's words to hurry up as a deaf ear.
The condition of the fantasy patient will never change.
Once the patient's condition changes, it is impossible for the doctor to make the sa dical conclusion as before.
A team of doctors discussed the patient's current injury with their heads together.
"The patient's heart rate was fast, the limbs were cold, and the blood pressure was low. It was initially judged that it was arrhythmia caused by hemorrhagic shock. He was given more fluids, and the situation was slightly relieved." The treatnt doctor said. Hemorrhagic shock is divided into mild, moderate and severe, according to the amount of blood loss. Generally speaking, the symptoms of mild, moderate and severe hemorrhagic shock are easy to identify, and it is not difficult for doctors to estimate the patient's blood loss.
Hemorrhagic shock is not difficult.
It is difficult to determine the cause of hemorrhagic shock and correct it accurately, so as to save the patient from this precarious state of life.
The doctors who guarded and observed the patient quickly frowned and continued to point out the problem: "I don't think his shock has been completely corrected. Now he is in mild hemorrhagic shock, and it will be very troubleso if it turns to moderate to severe."
"Hurry up to correct his blood loss, find the bleeding point in other people's body and stop the bleeding."
"Is it the hemorrhagic shock caused by the crushed left leg? If so, amputate as soon as possible."
"Since his family agreed to do the surgery."
The last doctor's tone of voice, accompanied by a wave of his hand, was like cutting off a scalpel and preparing to cut the ss with a quick knife.
dical things have never been so easy. The doctor wanted to grab this seemingly dood life from the **** of death, and if he was not careful, he might step into the trap set by the **** of death at any ti.
The experienced senior imdiately shouted: "Don't worry, first determine where he is bleeding heavily."
The leg was always pressed, and the patient had never been in hemorrhagic shock before. The patient's condition suddenly deteriorated, indicating that sothing unexpected happened during a certain period of ti.
"Anyone of you has ever moved a patient?" Grandma Zheng, who has a lot of practical experience, turned her head and asked everyone at the scene aloud. The scene was as quiet as a black sky, and everyone's eyes t. Seriously, no one dares to disturb the patient in this situation. Rescue workers who want to get the patient out have to ask every ti they move the soil that is pressing down on the patient.
What about the dical staff, whether it is feasible or not, I am afraid that the patient's life will be lost before the rescue is successful.
This kind of disaster scene is like this, so rescuers prefer to dig soil by hand, and it is difficult for large equipnt to enter the scene to function.
"Co on, do you have any? I don't want to bla anyone for criticizing soone." Grandma Zheng stomped her feet and said anxiously, "It's his life to answer this question."
"Have you ever touched your son?" Xie Changrong turned his head and asked Zhou Sheng.
Zhou Sheng was always by his son's side.
Zhou Sheng shook his head: "No no."
"Has he moved himself?"
Zhou Sheng did not dare to shake his head or nod his head.
A group of people suddenly realized that the patient moved by himself.
It is possible to bleed anywhere in the body with just a slight movent, as long as there is a fracture. "Flashlight." Grandma Zheng stretched out her hand to ask for a flashlight, and was going to examine the patient herself.
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