Today (7th) is the "World Health Day", in this war without smoke and smoke of "epidemic", the number of nurses sent by the state exceeded 26,000, accounting for about two-thirds of the total number. In the face of the epidemic, they are an extraordinary group of warriors, shaping the miracle of life. Zhang Jingjing, such an ordinary Shandong nurse, after the completion of the anti-epidemic work in Hubei, she returned to her hometown gloriously, and when she was about to return home to reunite with her relatives after the expiration of the 14-day isolation period, she suddenly had cardiac arrest and never woke up again. With her young life, she practiced a doctor's deep love for the people and the motherland.
Zhang Jingjing, nurse in charge of the Department of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine of Qilu Hospital of Shandong University: Cut a little shorter, shorter. Cut a boy's hairstyle and the hair will grow again.
This is the picture of Zhang Jingjing on the first day of the Chinese New Year on January 25, before Zhang Jingjing accompanied the first batch of medical teams from Shandong Province to aid Huanggang in Hubei Province. Zhang Jingjing is the nurse in charge of the Department of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine of Qilu Hospital of Shandong University, and on the day of Chinese New Year's Eve, when she learned that the hospital was going to organize a medical team to support Hubei, she signed up for the first time.
When he first arrived in Huanggang, because he could not understand the local dialect and had difficulties in communicating with patients, Zhang Jingjin made a self-made "nurse communication book", which listed some daily phrases and simple answers, and built a language bridge for the medical team to communicate with patients.
Zhang Jingjing, nurse in charge of the Department of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine of Qilu Hospital of Shandong University: These are all daily phrases, such as: you wait a while, you are "awake", you are uncomfortable, we use the Huanggang dialect to communicate with patients, the distance is closer to the patient.
In the process of participating in the treatment, Zhang Jingjing also tried her best to make it easier for patients to recover. In order to teach patients to use the device to properly inhale drugs, she pasted the video QR code used by the inhalation device in Qilu Hospital to the ward of the epidemic area to facilitate patients to learn repeatedly.
Between treatments, Zhang Jingjing also used a diary to record the warmth and emotions at work. After drawing blood from a patient, she wrote: "Auntie's blood vessels are not easy to find, I looked for a long time, looked closely and looked, wanted to find a foolproof blood vessel, suddenly, I heard a sentence: Child, don't get too close to me, you are so young, from Shandong to our Huanggang, I don't want to pass on the disease to you." ”
Ms. Liu: I didn't know what her name was at the time, and I turned my back on me, and I said don't get so close to me, I put my hand out, stretched out, away from me. (She) promised to come to Huanggang next year to take a look, to regard it (Huanggang) as a place of second hometown, should come to see, she was so young to save us, she left.
In this epidemic prevention battle, a total of 610 shandong medical teams assisted Huanggang, which lasted for nearly 2 months, and treated a total of 726 patients, including 151 seriously ill patients. On March 21, after 57 days of fighting, Zhang Jingjing and his teammates successfully completed the mission and returned to Jinan. On the return plane, Zhang Jingjing faced the camera and told her thoughts about her family and colleagues.
Zhang Jingjing, nurse in charge of the Department of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine, Qilu Hospital of Shandong University: We will go home immediately, to Jinan, only one step away from home, and then we will be able to meet soon.
After returning to Jinan, Zhang Jingjing and her teammates carried out 14 days of centralized isolation medical observation according to regulations, and the isolation period expired at 5 p.m. on April 4, and Zhang Jingjing, who had planned to return home the next morning to reunite with her relatives, suddenly suffered cardiac arrest at 7 o'clock in the morning, and after all-out treatment was ineffective, the young life was forever fixed at the age of 32.
In her diary on the front lines of the war, she recorded her greatest wishes in this way.
What we desire most is the safety of the patient, and what we hope most is that the patient is cured and discharged. Today's spring, I hope that "from now on the snow will disappear and the wind will soften, and the plum blossoms will make the wicker new", and I hope that from today onwards, all we hear is good news.
Zhang Jingjing, nurse in charge of the Department of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine, Qilu Hospital of Shandong University: We are rooted in this great country, fearless of the tempering of all tests, because this is our dream land, even if the thorns are still there, it still leads to the top of the mountain, it is worth our non-stop steps, it is worth our gritted teeth and persistence, and we are willing to guard this prosperous China with the youth of my generation.