As long as it turns into a two-second countdown.
He'll definitely try hard to bring the other person back.
Just as he silently prayed, a sound suddenly echoed in his mind.
At first, he was terrified.
He thought Xiang Xiaobai had died, and the system alert was telling him to give up on the rescue.
After all, his physical strength had recovered, but his entire ntal state was still highly tense, plus he was so wholeheartedly focused on the rescue that he really didn't take a closer look at the system alert.
When he finally took a closer look,
he was astounded to find it was actually a notification for task completion.
It was indeed Zhou Wei and Xia Yu from yesterday; the two of them followed the advice to go to Tsinghua Changgeng Hospital, where they had a tapeworm removal surgery, so the system assessed their life signs as improving, and he received a reward.
Just not sure what it would be.
He rembered that yesterday, two out of four random rewards were given.
If he could get a Special Treasure Chest, that would be great.
[Ding! Host has obtained Special Treasure Chest *1, dical Points 1000.]
The next second.
Two beams of light appeared.
"Damn!"
Zhang Lingchuan's eyes widened!
He actually opened a Special Treasure Chest.
For so reason, he felt inexplicably joyful because this thing could definitely yield a skill; as for what skill he'd get, it would depend on luck.
[Would the host like to open the Special Treasure Chest?]
At this mont, the system's alert sounded.
"Open it."
Zhang Lingchuan said directly without hesitation and opened the Special Treasure Chest.
He hoped this ti he'd get a skill to save Veterinary Newbie Xiaobai, even though he himself didn't really know what skill could save the other person.
Defibrillation Palm?
It seed like this wouldn't save soone either.
After all, Defibrillation Palm is similar to a defibrillator, which is useless in this situation.
[Special Treasure Chest opened, detected the host is currently in an ergency rescue, and the patient's heart has stopped. Congratulations to the host for obtaining a Master-level Ergency Rescue Skill – Heart Area Striking Skill.]
At this mont.
A beam of light shimred.
Next, the Skill Tree lit up.
"Heart Area Striking Skill?"
Zhang Lingchuan's expression showed a slight surprise upon seeing these words.
He had read similar literature in ergency dicine.
In cases of sudden cardiac arrest within and outside the hospital, the Heart Area Striking Skill can be used as the earliest asure of ergency cardiopulmonary resuscitation, its greatest advantage being that it is perford by hand without any equipnt, achieving over 40% efficacy.
Therefore, it is a very important ergency rescue technique.
This technique to treat cardiac arrest can be traced back to 1920 when Schott reported restoring ventricular asystole in a patient with Adams-Stokes syndro to a palpable pulse using a single hit to the heart area. It was discovered that this strike could induce an effective ventricular contraction, its hemodynamic effect greater than external chest compression.
The one who systematically researched and applied this treatnt thod was the world-renowned cardiologist Bernard Lown. He treated several cases of acute myocardial infarction and cardiac arrest with strikes and confird its effectiveness, restoring sinus rhythm.
In 1974, the Arican Heart Association published guidelines for Advanced Life Support (ALS) suggesting the Heart Area Striking Skill for treating cardiac arrest, ventricular tachycardia, and ventricular fibrillation.
They noted that despite different treatnt success rates, the operation is quick and the risk of adverse effects is low, making it suitable for routine clinical use.
Outside the hospital, it's applicable in any pulseless cardiac arrhythmias.
The 2000 ALS guidelines published by the International Liaison Committee on Resuscitation also recomnd the Heart Area Striking Skill as the first aid asure after witnessing cardiac arrest.
To date, more than 50 years after Lown researched and formally nad the Heart Area Striking Skill, its application results have confird this treatnt's significant clinical value, but the technique must be very precise to be effective, and the chanism for treating rapid ventricular arrhythmias with the Heart Area Striking Skill remains unclear.
It's like striking it lucky.
Could he strike it lucky today?
[Heart Area Striking Skill: If the striking skill is implented promptly after cardiac arrest, a considerable proportion of ventricular tachycardia and so ventricular fibrillation can be converted to sinus rhythm, possibly achieving a life-saving effect. Master-level includes special abilities that increase the success rate by 20% compared to regular Heart Area Striking Skill; Peak Level by 50%, and Perfect Level by 80%.]
A prompt appeared in front of Zhang Lingchuan as he perford cardiopulmonary resuscitation.
This is the introduction to the Heart Area Striking Skill.
[Striking Skill thodology.]
Simultaneously, the thodology of the striking skill also appeared in his mind.
He had learned this in ergency training before, taught by his ntor's wife.
She told him that pulseless ventricular tachycardia, ventricular fibrillation, severe bradycardia, cardiac arrest, and pulseless electrical activity, which lead to cardiogenic syncope or sudden death, could all use the Heart Area Striking Skill. There are successful cases by leading experts in ergency rescue globally, but while it appears simple, many technique points greatly influence treatnt success and directly affect its outco.
So during learning, even though he mastered Perfect Level cardiopulmonary resuscitation, he still only half-understood this technique.
But after receiving the system-awarded thodology, he instantly comprehended it all.
So that's how it is!!
Then let's try the Heart Area Striking Skill.
But before that, he thought he should use the Skill Promotion Certificate.
[Alert: Host is using the Skill Promotion Certificate to upgrade the Heart Area Striking Skill to Perfect Level. Currently, there are two Skill Promotion Certificates available. Would you like to proceed?]
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