Chase Wave News Reporter: Cai Lu
Correspondent: Wang Yue
On May 16, a video of a nurse at Tongji Hospital jumping on a hospital bed for rescue during the transfer of patients was posted on social media accounts by netizens. In the video, Ms. Wang suddenly fainted at home, and when she was transferred to the emergency department of Tongji Hospital by 120 ambulance, she had lost consciousness for more than half an hour, her limbs were cold, the fluctuations of the major arteries disappeared, her blood pressure could not be measured, her blood oxygen saturation could not be measured, and she was in respiratory and cardiac arrest.
At 7:53, Ms. Wang was sent to the emergency room, and Dr. Li Dayong and Dr. Yu Gang of the emergency department immediately gave cardiopulmonary resuscitation and endotracheal intubation...... After a race against time, at 8:10, although Ms. Wang's heartbeat was restored, she was still in a coma. Yu Gang judged that the situation was not optimistic, and after the patient's vital signs were relatively stable, he immediately arranged for Dr. Peng Yin and Nurse Lu Yumei to carry a ventilator and an ECG monitor to escort the patient to the ICU ward.
"Not good, the patient's electrocardiogram is abnormal, and there is ventricular fibrillation!" During the transport, Lu Yumei, who always pays attention to the monitor, found that the patient's electrocardiogram was abnormal, and immediately jumped on the hospital bed for cardiopulmonary resuscitation and intravenous adrenaline rescue. Subsequently, Ms. Wang was admitted to the ICU ward for further treatment, and her vital signs have now stabilized. "Thank you, thank you, you saved my sister twice!" The patient's family thanked the medical staff in shock.
It is known that many patients have prodromal symptoms such as angina, shortness of breath or worsening palpitations, easy fatigue and other non-specific complaints that precede cardiac arrest for days or weeks, or even months. Once the above suspicious symptoms appear and do not relieve, immediately call the 120 emergency number, or go to the nearest hospital for treatment.