24 -hour consultation with 21 patients, always preparing to go to the scene, Wang Ke: Emergency doctor is running with time every minute

Wang Ke is performing first aid mission. Correspondent Luo Shuangping Photo

On -site disposal, transport patients, explain the condition, perform the emergency task, have no time to return to the emergency station to take a sip of water, and then go to the next scene ... This is the daily work of Wang Ke, a emergency doctor of Wuhan emergency center. In his opinion, no matter during the day or night, every minute of the emergency doctor is running with time.

Running all the way, 24 -hour consultation with 21 patients

On July 16, the night came, and the aunts of the Wuhan First Aid Center were brightly lit. After the 38 -year -old emergency doctor Wang Ke arrived, he began to count the emergency equipment sharply.

At 9:37 pm, a 52 -year -old man fainted in the community in the Lianhe District of Luliu Road. After receiving the instruction, the first aid car galloped all the way and arrived at the scene 5 minutes later.

Wang Ke quickly came to the patient's first aid box to the patient. He found that the patient's skin was pale, breathing and heart rate, and blood pressure was low. Combined with the history of the patient had a history of gastrointestinal ulcers, it was initially judged as a shock caused by gastrointestinal bleeding. Establishing venous channels, rapid fluid replenishment, monitoring life signs ... I saw Wang Ke's light car cooked roads for various disposal work. The patient's blood pressure gradually increased, slowly recovering consciousness, and everyone at the scene was relieved. At 10 pm, the patient was safely transferred to the city center hospital.

Wuhan officially entered the same day, and the summer was still strong at night. Wang Ke was busy back and forth, and he had already sweat. At 10:15 pm, he returned to the first aid station and hadn't taken a sip of water. The ringtone sounded again. A drunk man fell on the side of the road without any personnel. Passers -by diamond the emergency call.

In the summer, Wuhan's emergency volume rose, and the aunt tree road emergency station, which was originally "fell in the third class," was temporarily changed to "two shifts." From 8:30 am to 8:30 pm on July 15th, a white class of Wang Ke took 12 patients; from 8:30 pm on July 16th to 8:30 am on the 17th, he received another night shift. Familiar with 9 patients -this set of "white and black" data refreshed the maximum record of the person on duty in 24 hours.

"As long as you get on the first aid car, you are running all the way, and there are very few time to return to the station." Wang Ke said that for the first -tier first -aid personnel, time is the life of the patient. Preparation at the scene.

Flexible disposal, solve the problem at the minimum cost

"Some patients are not urgent, but due to various practical difficulties, they have to help 120." Wang Ke admitted that the patient's demands were diverse, and emergency doctors must also handle them flexibly instead of simply "sending the patient" to send it ". "".

Grandpa Li, who is in his 70s, lives in Huayuan Community. After a long -term bed in bladder cancer surgery, you need to replace the urethra every half a month. Because there is no elevator for the old community, and the legs and feet are inconvenient, Grandpa Li has to call 120 for help, and every time he seek medical treatment, he faces many inconveniences.

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Wang Ke learned that the elderly's indicators were stable. They went to the hospital just to change the ureter, and immediately asked the family members to buy the urinary bag and replaced Grandpa Li on the spot. Without leaving home, the problem was solved. The old man held Wang Ke's hand and begged him like a child: "Can you come again next time?" Wang Ke didn't go to work every day, and immediately thought about it: "When you call 120, designate Aunt Tree First Aid Station to get out of the car.

During the year, Wang Ke came to the door for Grandpa Li four or five times for the ureter. He did not charge a diagnosis and treatment cost, but he felt very calm, because he solved the actual problem for the patient at the minimum cost.

In 2010, Wang Ke entered the Wuhan First Aid Center after graduating from Hubei Medical College. The task of emergency doctors was heavy and stressful, but Wang Ke found a sense of belonging in the work day after day. In his opinion, the first aid in front of the hospital is challenging, and it is possible to encounter various situations and deal with them properly. The effect is often immediate. "Whenever the patient is rescued from the edge of life and death, I can feel full of sense of happiness and achievement, and truly feel the significance of emergency work."

(Changjiang Daily reporter Wu Ye correspondent Luo Shuangping)

[Edit: Yu Lina]

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