Yanzhao Evening News (Rong Media Reporter Wang Duo Correspondent Liu Jifang) 3-year-old girl eating peanuts was accidentally stuck in the throat, in just a few minutes there was weak breathing, dilated pupils and other near-death states, 11 medical staff raced against the god of death, after full rescue, the child successfully restored spontaneous breathing. This is a thrilling scene that recently occurred in Linzhang County Hospital in Handan City.
On the night of December 14, the clock in the emergency room of the emergency department of Linzhang County Hospital pointed to 17:58. Suddenly, there were noisy footsteps coming from the corridor, "Doctor..., help..." I didn't see the patient, I heard it first.
Zhang Honghai, director of the emergency department, and Lu Ning, the doctor on duty, rushed forward to find out, only to see a man anxious to hold a little girl and run over, saying that the child was stuck in the throat of peanuts because of crying when eating, and kept rolling his eyes, and his lips were purple and he could not speak.
"Ask the pediatrician to consult, the operating room to prepare for endotracheal intubation, and make all emergency rescue preparations!" Zhang Honghai quickly issued oral medical orders and implemented the "Heimlich Method" rescue for the first time.
During this time, the girl's pupils were dilated, her limbs were cold, and her blood oxygen saturation dropped to 64%.
Because the trachea is blocked by a foreign body, if it cannot be rescued in time, the case fatality rate is extremely high, Zhang Honghai immediately put the child flat on the rescue bed, and the rest of the medical staff carried out cardiopulmonary resuscitation, tracheal intubation, and established intravenous access.
The 11 medical staff cooperated closely and after 50 minutes of continuous rescue, they finally ushered in a miracle. With the successful completion of the "intubation", the child's left lung breathing sound is sonorous and powerful, the blood oxygen saturation rises to 88%, and gradually gets out of the danger of life, and the parents can't help but cry with joy when they hear the news.
Relevant experts believe that the hospital's multidisciplinary linkage, seamless relay, clear rescue process and effective measures are the keys to the girl's transformation.
Medical staff hereby remind parents that when children eat nuts, jelly and other foods, they should not play and laugh. Once it is found that the foreign body is swallowed by mistake or the foreign body is stuck in the throat, it should be sent to the hospital for treatment in time so as not to delay the golden rescue time.