Great Doctor Ling Ran

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Chapter 901: The Expected Scene

[Mission: Treat the Wounded and Sick]

[Mission Details: Resuscitate 10 patients in the ICU (1/10)]

[Reward: Cardiac Trauma Repair (Master Level)]

Ling Ran read the notification of the system and nodded slightly.

Regardless of whether it was an emergency rescue or rescue inside the ICU, an entire team was needed to work together. Working as the assistant could also help him progress the mission, and this part of the system was reasonable, at least.

Put it away, Ling Ran thought. Then, the system panel disappeared after flashing twice.

Ling Ran turned around and got ready to continue with his ward round, but the alarm in the monitor rang again

Once a monitor started to ring, the other monitors would also ring. In the ICU, this was like a metaphysical equation. It always happened, causing people to become interested in studying it in the beginning, and later on, become numb to it.

Ling Ran was still the first who arrived at the rescue position.

Behind him, the ICU doctors moved faster because of Ling Rans actions, but they obviously were not as sensitive to the monitors as Ling Ran was. When the alarms in the monitors in the emergency room blared, it was as if the signal for a charge had been fired, while in ICU, it only gave the doctors inside the same level of urgency as a ringtone.

Defibrillation. At that time, Ling Ran completed the examination, so he made the decision faster than the doctors from the ICU.

The nurse by the side also responded at the first moment, her hands left the patients body.

External chest compressions. As Ling Ran said this, he started CPR on the patient, who laid flat on the bed.

In-hospital emergency treatment had a much higher success rate than the out-hospital emergency treatment because of timely judgment as well as speedy and high-quality rescue measures. Take CPR as an example, the average number of patients saved in the hospital was much higher than the number of patients saved using CPR outside the hospital.

While in the ICU, CPRs were performed every day, and it was always done at the prime time. The patients in the ICU could live longer because of this.

However, CPR was tiring. At this moment, since Ling Ran was willing to do it, the doctors who came later would not fight for the chance of performing CPR with him. They looked at Ling Rans shoulders as they moved up and down, and they thought that the sense of rhythm in his motions was very strong. However, they did not make any deliberate effort to understand it well.

Even if Ling Ran had Perfect Level Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation Skill, the movement for external chest compressions was still just mechanical. Having the perfect level in performing CPR just meant that he was more accurate in searching for the location to perform external chest compressions, had a more stable frequency when performing external chest compressions, and had a better rhythm.

Epinephrine, Ling Ran made the order in a low voice.

A few seconds later, the epinephrine entered the patients body.

Defibrillation. Ling Ran then removed his hands from the patients chest, and a silent shudder in the patients body immediately followed.

Heart rate has recovered. The ICU doctor watching at the back smiled. He buttered up to Ling Ran like compliments were worth nothing and said, Doctor Ling, you are really adept in catching timing.