Tao Zhijie was listening very carefully, and listened to the entire heart auscultation area.
When other doctors saw that he was listening too carefully, they ruled out that he had always been too cautious. In fact, they also knew that he was not an overly cautious person, which showed that there might be a problem with his heart rate.
"Is the heart rate very low?" Tan Klin asked back.
"Sixty times." Tao Zhijie finally answered, there was a question, so he kept listening to what was going on.
The heart rate of hypoglycemia is usually fast. Huang Zhilei, who thought that the junior sister might have fainted without dinner, had to run to get a blood sugar meter to measure the foot and braked his feet.
Other doctors who came to watch after seeing the situation, some of them heard this and ran back to the anesthesiology office to call people.
"Is Dr. Fu, who is outside the heart?"
"What's wrong?" Chang Jiawei first heard someone's question and turned around and agreed. He thought to himself, could it be that the tea-selling girl who had just finished the surgery had a heart attack as the old classmate expected. Fortunately, neither of them left, the leader said
The doctor who stayed in the hospital was afraid to leave, so he would not be called back suddenly.
"Someone fainted, I don't know if it was a heart attack."
"who?"
"A medical student, surnamed Xie."
"Xie Wanying?" Chang Jiawei immediately remembered her, who impressed him with the only medical student named Xie.
"It's true." Fu Xinheng, who received the news at the same time, said.
Looking back at the old classmate, Chang Jiawei asked with a question on his face: "Do you know she is going to dizzy?"
Xie Wanying was not injured beforehand and nothing happened. She would be dizzy if she said that.
Fu Xinheng stood up and gave him a look: You should know.
Through Fu Xinheng's gaze, Chang Jiawei remembered the emergency room, clapped his palm and said, "It's true, I almost remembered if you don't say it. Dr. Cao is the person who is most worried about her. Last time I saw Cao Yong always had a long time in the emergency room.
Putting your hand behind her seems to be afraid that she will be dizzy."
As he said that, Chang Jiawei stood up with him and walked to see the patient, analyzing Xie Wanying's condition at that time: "The attention is highly concentrated, which is beyond ordinary people. His nerves are over-tensioned, and he can't adjust. Is it vasovagal fainting? Nerve heart
Original fainting? It is occasionally found in normal people, and they will wake up after resting, so there should be no big problem."
The last sentence is equivalent to saying that Chang Jiawei is relatively optimistic about this matter.
Objectively speaking, some medical students have such phenomena. It is mainly because medical students are students and are prone to being too nervous when they encounter emergency rescue. Therefore, it seems that the "numbness" of the doctor after working for a long time is considered to be for
Protect yourself and the patient. Excessive force will be bad. Before the patient is successful, you will fall down first.
What doctors are worried about now is whether Xie Wanying has fainted from the vagus nerve.
Chang Jiawei stood up and asked his old classmate: "You stayed because you were afraid of the little girl who sold tea, but you were afraid of Xie Wanying's sudden change, right?"
Even if the myocardial infarction is required for a period of time after the operation, the anesthesia technology is very mature now, and the patient's comprehensive detection during the operation and awakening period is in place, and various rescue medicines are included. As long as the operation goes smoothly, the patient will be in a heart immediately after the operation.
It's already bad. Besides, the incidence of postoperative myocardial infarction has always been very low. On the contrary, the probability of sudden death in normal people is relatively high.
Fu Xinheng replied with another look: Isn’t this a waste of time?
The patient can be seen in front of you.
Chapter completed!