843: Chapter 843 Critical Situation 843: Chapter 843 Critical Situation “Doctor, please save him!” the patient’s family pleaded with panic-stricken faces, “He can’t breathe!
He’s going to suffocate to death.”
Several senior doctors and nurses were about to leave when they saw the situation and promptly diagnosed the patient.
“This is a throat obstruction, and the situation doesn’t look good!”
The patient’s family, upon hearing those words, turned as pale as death: “Please, I’m begging you, save him!
He’s still so young, only twenty!
He can’t just die here!”
“With this condition, we can’t save him!” one senior brother spoke up, “A throat obstruction is an ergency situation; he must be taken to a hospital for treatnt.
This health clinic doesn’t have the facility to perform surgery.
You must imdiately take him to the closest city hospital, or even a county hospital would do.
If we wait any longer, it might really be too late to save him.”
“The nearest hospital is nearly an hour’s drive away.
Will we make it in ti?” the patient’s family asked, terrified, “And once we’re there, will there still be soone around at this ti?”
“There will be people!
There will be an ergency room doctor, please hurry, any more delay and he really could lose his life,” the senior brother said.
After hearing this, the patient’s family, frightened out of their wits, hurriedly carried the patient out to the tractor.
After they left, the senior doctors and nurses continued discussing, “Given his condition, it’s doubtful he’ll even hold out until they arrive.”
An Hao felt terrible hearing this; it would be such a pity for soone so young to have their life taken away by illness.
After so thought, she decided to follow the patient to the county town.
If sothing happened along the way, perhaps she could be of so help.
An Hao grabbed so ergency dication and inford her seniors before rushing out.
When the patient’s family was at a loss, they saw An Hao coming out and quickly approached her: “Doctor, could you please accompany us to the county hospital?
Just in case sothing happens on the way, it would be good to have you there.
We can pay you, just please, we beg you to help!”
“I don’t need your money, I’ll help!
We don’t have ti for more talk, quickly get on the vehicle, we must rush,” she said.
“Thank you, thank you!
You are truly a good person!” the patient’s family thanked her profusely, pulling An Hao onto the tractor as they headed for the county town.
On the way, An Hao saw that the patient’s breathing was becoming more and more labored, so she quickly put an oxygen bag on him, hoping he could hold on for a little longer.
And to prevent brain tissue damage due to prolonged oxygen deprivation.
They finally made it to the hospital and were about to take the patient to the ergency room when, unexpectedly, the hospital was overwheld.
It was then An Hao learned that a major road accident had occurred in the county earlier that day; a bus had a tire blowout and flipped over, injuring over thirty people.
The ergency room was already filled with severely injured patients, and since it was nightti, all the ergency staff were involved in treating them.
Seeing the hospital in such a state, the patient’s family was on the verge of tears.
An ergency departnt doctor ca out, assessed the situation, and hurriedly moved the critically ill patient to the operating room as well.
They couldn’t spare any more hands for a rescue.
In desperation, the patient’s family shouted in: “Here’s another doctor; she ca from the big city to volunteer with us.”
The inside was already in chaos, but hearing that there was another doctor outside, they couldn’t care less.
The hospital leadership imdiately let An Hao in and asked, “Are you an internist or a surgeon?
Can you operate?”
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