Chapter 305 Believe in yourself

"He Rong! Wake up, what's wrong with you?!"

Du Annan's volume suddenly rose and his tone became urgent.

The patient in the next bed was obviously startled. He opened the curtain between the beds, took a look, and then quickly retracted it.

The nurse in the hemodialysis room was also startled. Her first reaction was to glance at her hemodialysis machine, and then at the monitor placed beside the bed. She found that there was nothing abnormal, and then she hurried to the hospital.

Check the patient's condition at the bedside.

"He Rong, look at me, what's wrong with you? Can't you speak?" Du Annan stood beside the bed, calling He Rong anxiously.

He Rong, who had been immersed in coding just now, didn't know what was going on. Suddenly, his face turned pale, he opened his mouth and breathed rapidly. The expression on his face was extremely panic, as if he saw the shadow of death that ordinary people could not see.

"He Rong, look at me, look at me!"

This was not the first time Du Annan had encountered such a situation. Perhaps even she herself had not noticed that when encountering such an emergency, she was able to enter the rescue state so quickly and remain calm in the face of danger.

"He Rong, if you can't speak, then blink your eyes. Do you feel difficulty breathing now?"

He Rong's eyes widened in horror, his mouth opened and he breathed rapidly, unable to shout even a single syllable.

He looked at Du Annan, like a drowning man looking at the lifebuoy not far away, and then blinked hard several times.

"He Rong, do you have chest tightness or chest pain?"

He Rong blinked a few more times.

"Listen to me now, don't be so nervous, slow down your breathing, try to inhale through your nose, relax a little, we are all next to you!" Du Annan said calmly.

At the same time, the nurse who heard the noise also ran in. Seeing this scene, she immediately asked nervously: "What's going on?"

Du Annan said without looking back: "Put a mask on him and give him oxygen, and then call Teacher An over!"

After a pause, Du Annan added: "Push the ambulance over here too!"

The nurse didn't hesitate for a moment, turned around and left.

"What's going on? This patient has a heart disease?" the nurse in the dialysis room asked.

"No, he is only in his twenties. Apart from kidney failure, he has no other problems."

Du Annan knew He Rong's condition very well. The only problem he had when he was admitted to hospital this time was high potassium and high creatinine. However, after several days of dialysis treatment, these two values ​​have become close to normal and will never cause He Rong's current condition.

Condition.

what is going on?

Du Annan's heart was far from as calm as she showed. The unknown about the sudden illness made her feel uneasy that everything was not under control.

He Rong's symptoms did not improve because of Du Annan's comfort. There were even signs of gradual deterioration. The heart rate on the monitor began to rise and the oxygen level began to drop.

This made Du Annan feel nervous.

This can at least explain one thing: there is no news about the cause of the change in He Rong's condition, which still makes things worse.

It is even possible that if the reason is not found quickly, He Rong will have a more serious reaction... or even die?

Du Annan didn't dare to think any more. She looked up at the nurse in the dialysis room and asked, "Teacher nurse, you have been looking at He Rong tonight. Did he have any abnormal behavior tonight?"

The nurse in the dialysis room shook her head: "No, he has been playing with his mobile phone tonight and has no special reaction."

"Will this happen during dialysis?" Du Annan continued to ask.

He Rong's treatment plan has not changed significantly. The only variable tonight is the hemodialysis machine. Du Annan feels that the problem must be here.

But the nurse in the dialysis room still shook her head and said: "The CRRT treatment model is very suitable for people's glomerular filtration function. It is aimed at critically ill patients, so it has minimal impact on patients. The only common problem is extracorporeal coagulation, but coagulation is also

It will not cause the patient to have shortness of breath."

"Is this so..."

His thoughts were interrupted again, Du Annan frowned and looked at He Rong who was still having difficulty breathing on the hospital bed, and the uneasiness in his heart became more and more serious.

"What is the cause of the disease? If the cause is not solved quickly, will He Rong's condition continue to worsen?"

At this moment, Dr. An hurried over with a big belly. Seeing He Rong's symptoms, she immediately asked Du Annan what had just happened. After roughly understanding the situation, she directed the nurse to put on a mask and inhale oxygen for He Rong.

Unfortunately, the symptoms still did not improve. Oxygen inhalation could only slightly relieve the symptoms of hypoxia. Without finding the cause, all efforts were in vain.

Dr. An tried hard to communicate with He Rong and racked his brains to think of all possible reasons.

At this time, Du Annan quietly left the ward. She walked to the quiet ward corridor, closed the ward door with her backhand, took out her mobile phone and made a call to Su Jie.

This time the call was answered quickly.

"Hello? What's wrong with An Nan? You're still up so late..."

"Su Jie, I want to ask you a question!"

Du Annan interrupted Su Jie with an anxious tone and began to quickly describe everything that had just happened.

However, when Du Annan began to use words to describe everything that had just happened, he realized that his ability to organize language was so pale.

In order to help Su Jie better understand everything that just happened, Du Annan wanted to tell him everything that had just happened. But the more he talked, the more Du Annan realized that he wanted to use words to 100% restore what he had just experienced.

Everything is really a very difficult thing.

"Okay, I get it."

Su Jie took the initiative to end Du Annan's struggle, and his voice slowly came out of the microphone, making Du Annan's anxious heart calm down.

"A patient with uremia suddenly changed her condition during dialysis tonight. Her symptoms are still not relieved. All her indicators are close to normal. Do you suspect that the symptoms are caused by dialysis?" Su Jie quickly summarized.

For a moment.

This chapter is not over yet, please click on the next page to continue reading! "Well! That's roughly it." Du Annan replied.

"An Nan, I'm not there. No matter what you say, I can't be there."

Su Jie continued:

"But I trust your judgment. You are familiar with this patient and know his recent changes in condition. Since you think it is caused by dialysis, don't doubt yourself and follow your own ideas to verify it."

"I believe in you, and you must also believe in yourself."

Du Annan held the phone, his uneasy mood gradually calmed down, and he said softly: "Yes, I understand."

After saying that, he hung up the phone and turned back to the ward.

He Rong's condition still has not improved. His face is paler than before, and the panic in his eyes is gradually losing focus.

Dr. An, with a bulging belly, looked anxiously at the rising heartbeat and falling oxygen level on the monitor, looking a little helpless.

The night shift nurse was standing by, the plastic key lock of the emergency vehicle had been cut open, and all kinds of emergency medicines were ready at any time.

Seeing such a tense rescue scene, Du Annan tried hard to calm down. Su Jie's words just now were still ringing in his ears. He must believe in himself...

Du Annan looked at the dialysis machine aside. Dark red blood was still flowing, and the machine did not issue any abnormal alarms. It looked very normal.

"If there is no problem with the hemodialysis machine..."

After thinking for a moment, Du Annan suddenly thought of something, and a light seemed to flash in his mind.

She quickly walked to He Rong's bed and lifted the quilt covering He Rong's body.

The dark red hemodialysis pipeline extends from the steel machine to the dialysis tube in He Rong's groin. To the naked eye, there seems to be no problem with the pipeline. The blood is constantly flowing, calm and steady.

Doctor An asked in confusion: "An Nan, what are you doing?"

Du Annan did not answer. She continued to lean over and lift up the blood-stained treatment towel. Just when Du Annan entered the ward, the nurse in the dialysis room had been adjusting the flow rate of He Rong's catheter on the treatment towel.

The treatment towel was lifted, and everyone's eyes focused on it.

Dr. An didn't see anything unusual, and was confused again: "An Nan, what on earth are you doing..."

But soon, Dr. An suddenly squinted his eyes and seemed to see something wrong.

The nurse in the dialysis room exclaimed: "Oops, the catheter is not connected properly!"

At the connection between the hemodialysis machine and He Rong's deep vein catheter, there was a tiny gap that was invisible to the naked eye.

The air enters the circuit along the gap, and the fine dust-like air is mixed with the blood in the circuit and is transported back to the patient's body.

"Air embolism!"

"Stop the blood pump!"

"Turn on the oxygen flow to the maximum!"

"The nurse teacher helps, and we put the patient into position together!"
Chapter completed!