China released 丨 National Aid Hubei medical team member Wang Yan: Seeing the patient change from relying on non-invasive ventilator assisted breathing to nasal catheter oxygen, the heart is warm

According to the National Health Commission, as of February 16, 31 provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government) and the Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps have cumulatively confirmed 70,548 cases of new coronary pneumonia, 10,844 cases of cured and discharged from hospital, and 1,770 cumulative deaths.

The reporter noted that the cured and discharged cases were more than 6 times the number of deaths. Currently, the national cure rate has risen from 1.3% at its lowest level on January 27 to 10.6% on February 11.

All this shows that under the great attention and unified deployment of the CPC Central Committee and the State Council, the joint prevention and control mechanism and strict management of various localities are playing a role. Since the outbreak of the epidemic, party committees, governments and relevant departments at all levels have taken timely prevention and control measures, medical experts have timely studied and adjusted diagnosis and treatment plans, and medical staff have carefully cared for and cured patients.

In order to fight the epidemic, the National Health Commission coordinated the national medical resources and established a national anti-epidemic medical team. As of February 14, a total of 217 medical teams had been dispatched across the country, and 25,633 medical personnel had rushed to Wuhan's aid, excluding medical teams and team members sent by the army, and three mobile p3 laboratories had been mobilized.

From January 26 to February 7, the Third Hospital of Peking University has sent three groups of 137 medical personnel to Wuhan to carry out medical rescue work. Qiao Jie, academician of the Chinese Academy of Engineering and president of the hospital, personally led the team to the expedition, and Shen Ning, vice president of the hospital and deputy director of the Department of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine, accompanied him.

Wang Yan, a general surgery nurse at the hospital, joined the national anti-epidemic medical team and came to Wuhan to participate in the anti-epidemic battle. The following is the log of aid sent back by Wang Yan from the front.

February 15 Heavy snow in Wuhan

Wuhan today the temperature plummeted, heavy rain and wind in the morning, turned into blizzard at noon, never thought that I would see such a large snow in Wuhan.

When our group went to work, it was the time when the snow was the most, against the heavy snow, when we entered the room, the glasses that had been treated with anti-fog treatment fogged up again, and after doing a simple treatment, we began to wear protective clothing.

I came to the ward, and after taking over the shift I started touring the patients, and when I came to bed 30, I saw that he had a noninvasive ventilator next to him, but it was closed, and I remember that he used a noninvasive ventilator before. I was a little puzzled, and I asked the patient, "Have you used the machine next to you before?" The patient replied, "Yes." I said, "Well, you're amazing, you don't need this non-invasive ventilator now, and your blood oxygen is so great." I gave him a thumbs up and I said, "Come on. ”

There is still goose feather snow outside, the temperature is still very cold, but my heart is warm, this is the first time I came to Wuhan to enter the ward, the first time I saw the patient from heavy to light, by relying on non-invasive ventilator assisted breathing to maintain blood oxygen, but now only rely on ordinary nasal catheter oxygen, blood oxygen can reach 98%. For him, the battle is about to be won, and for all of us who support wuhan, victory has already beckoned to us.

At night, when the snow has stopped, sit on the shuttle back to the hotel, look at the scenery outside the window, Wuhan after the snow is really beautiful. I think that when the spring flowers bloom and the cherry blossoms are in full bloom, Wuhan must be more beautiful. Wuhan, come on!