379 Race against Death

Su Yang listened carefully to the condition report and listened to the rescue situation of the Armed Police Corps Hospital.

After listening, he quickly got a rough idea of ​​Guo Jia's condition. He already had a basic idea about the next rescue.

But to be honest, he was not sure whether this rescue plan was effective, because the armed police had exhausted all the means that could be used in the rescue, but because Guo Jia had been sent to the hospital for too long and his condition was too serious, so

But Su Yang cannot give up.

He must put in a million efforts and rescue Guo Jia.

He first entered the system space.

At first it was still routine rescue.

Adrenaline intravenous injection, atropine 05 intravenous injection, dopamine 2020 ml 09 normal saline intravenous injection, and then he performed master-level cardiopulmonary resuscitation.

After working hard for ten minutes, Guo Jia was not rescued.

Rescue failed.

Su Yang immediately began his second attempt.

Generally speaking, if timely chest compressions can be given, a good rescue foundation will be created for rescue and can save many lives.

Data shows that the case 64 with successful resuscitation was performed within 4 minutes after cardiac arrest. The success rate of effective resuscitation can reach more than 90%, and then it will drop by 710% per minute, and there will be almost no possibility of survival to 9 minutes.

Just now, the director of the emergency center of the Armed Police Corps Hospital introduced that Guo Jia's heartbeat had stopped for ten minutes.

From this perspective, Guo Jia’s hope of awakening is really slim!

But Su Yang did not give up.

He believed that Guo Jia would not give up, and he would not want to die!

The second time, Su Yang increased the dosage of the drug, especially adrenaline, and almost used the maximum dosage.

In terms of resuscitation drugs, adrenaline is still the first choice for current medication. Large doses of adrenaline to rescue cardiac arrest has been one of the hot topics in cardiac resuscitation in recent years and has gradually received attention.

However, there are currently no comparative studies on large samples, randomized, controlled and prospective large doses of adrenaline and medium- and standard doses of adrenaline.

The optimal dosage and rational use of adrenaline during cardioresuscitation is still a question worth discussing.

Studies have shown that large doses of adrenaline can improve the rate of self-circulation and self-respiratory recovery, but at the same time it causes excessive damage to cardiomyocytes, which will have an adverse effect on the heart after resuscitation.

However, Su Yang could not have so much control at this time, and the first priority at the moment is to save lives.

Moreover, he has a special adrenaline!

As long as you determine the correct rescue method and use that adrenaline later, the effect will definitely not be bad!

Su Yang increased the dosage of adrenaline.

But the rescue still failed.

Guo Jia still couldn't recover his heartbeat.

Su Yang frowned and clenched his teeth.

After thinking about it, Su Yang changed his mind and activated a brand new rescue method, acupuncture!

In traditional Chinese medicine, emergency medicine has not been subdivided, but ancient books record a lot of first aid methods, which can be traced back to the pre-Qin period, and doctors have always attached importance to first aid work.

Huangdi Neijing is a book from the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, which records acute diseases such as high fever and fainting.

In Su Wenju’s theory of pain, there are 14 clinical manifestations of sudden pain in the five internal organs, and the cause and pathogenesis are accurately discussed.

Whether in first aid or practical aspects, traditional Chinese medicine has accumulated a lot of valuable experience in first aid.

Of course, with the development of medicine, the application of acupuncture in first aid has also developed, such as the invention of acupuncture and emergency cardiopulmonary and brain resuscitation therapy device.

This kind of instrument makes the role of acupuncture in rescue into an instrument, and is rescued with instruments.

For the third major rescue, Su Yang used acupuncture emergency cardiopulmonary and brain resuscitation therapy instrument produced by Guangdong Lanjin Traditional Chinese Medicine Acupuncture Research Institute, model, patent number: 2004100266478.

The current of electrode passive acupoint pacing: 1426201 mA electrical pulse frequency 120360 minutes.

When using acupuncture and emergency cardiopulmonary and brain resuscitation therapy device, he put the negative electrodes of the two heart pace electrodes between the right Jueyin Shu, the positive electrodes between the left Xin Shu and the Du Shu, and then the electrodes are pacing in the heart through the point of the electrode. The current is based on the ups and downs of the chest movement.

At the same time, acupuncture points such as Renzhong, Neiguan, Shixuan, and Shierjing were also acupunctured.

Of course, this big rescue is not just about using acupuncture, but all methods are used together, such as high-dose adrenaline and other drugs for static promotion, master-level cardiopulmonary resuscitation, master-level acupuncture, and of course, defibrillators. These first aid equipment and first aid methods are used together.

This time, the rescue was effective. After five minutes of hard work, Guo Jia recovered his autonomous heartbeat.

good!

Su Yang was overjoyed!

After that, he readjusted several places until all the details were perfected, and then came out of the system space.

call

He raised his head, breathed quickly, and then said to the doctor beside him: "Prepare an acupuncture emergency cardiopulmonary and brain resuscitation therapy instrument produced by Guangdong Lanjin Traditional Chinese Medicine Acupuncture Research Institute, model, patent number: 2004100266478!"

ah?

The doctor next to him was stunned for a moment.

Su Yang was actually ready. Seeing the other person's expression, he knew that the other person definitely did not have it, so he immediately said: "Prepare a box of silver needles for acupuncture. If you don't have one, go to the Chinese medicine department to borrow it quickly!"

"Silver needle? Acupuncture?"

The director of the emergency center was stunned for a moment, but he nodded quickly and immediately arranged for someone to go out.

Su Yang turned his head and looked at the nurse next to him and said, "Erepinephrine, atropine 05, dopamine 20, 20 ml 09 normal saline. Give it to me after it is prepared, don't push it quietly!"

Um?

The nurse was stunned and didn't understand what it meant.

But she glanced at the director and then quickly agreed.

The potion was prepared quickly, and the nurse handed the potion to Su Yang, and Su Yang took it. Then, he ordered the system to mix the mysterious, system-level adrenaline into the potion. After that, he pushed the potion into Guo Jia's vein.

Next to him, the nurse and the emergency department director were stunned. He didn't understand why Su Yang wanted to do this. Isn't this just to give it to the young nurse?

But Su Yang did not explain.

After the drug injection was finished, he immediately began to perform master-level cardiopulmonary resuscitation.

But Guo Jia still didn't have a heartbeat.

After a while, acupuncture tools were delivered.

Su Yang took out the silver needle and acupunctured the first aid acupoints such as Renzhong, Neiguan, Shixuan, and Shierjing.

Guo Jia still didn't respond.

But Su Yang was not in a hurry and continued cardiopulmonary resuscitation and then acupuncture.
Chapter completed!