Practicing Medical Skills in a Small Clinic novel Chapter 440

Chapter 440: Chapter 213: Atrial Fibrillation Rescue, Brother Qiang’s Gratitude (Part 3)

It must be lowered quickly, or the patient’s heart might collapse.

"Don’t think about anything now, relax, try to breathe deeply, and stay calm. I’ve already asked someone to get the medication, you’ll be treated very soon."

Li Jingsheng comforted the patient.

At this moment, the patient’s heart must be filled with fear, which would cause blood vessels to constrict and heart rate to further accelerate.

Blood pressure would also rise.

It’s practically adding insult to injury, a vicious cycle.

Xiaogao was very efficient, and the medicine was brought back quickly.

Seeing him running back with a sweat-soaked head, Li Jingsheng gained a new appreciation for Xiaogao’s character. This newspaper photographer had nothing to do with Xiaogao, and they almost had a dispute last time.

Now Xiaogao was willing to risk running to get medicine to save this man, showing clearly that he prioritizes the patient’s safety.

The borrowed medication included several kinds.

"Sister Tang, first inject the medication for this patient."

How much acetylocardenol is appropriate?

Li Jingsheng held the borrowed medication, frowning. Finally, he decided to use 0.4mg acetylocardenol plus 20ml of 5% glucose solution for intravenous injection.

After prescribing, he had Tang Ping further review it.

After all, it’s a cardiotonic, classified as a precautionary prescription drug with high risk.

Tang Ping was highly skilled, having her involved reduces the risk.

"The boss’s medication skills are getting higher and higher now!"

After reviewing, she looked at Li Jingsheng with an admiring gaze.

"If there’s no problem, proceed with the medication! I attend courses at the Second Hospital every day, progress is inevitable."

Li Jingsheng formerly dared not use these drugs.

Now, not only could he use them flexibly, but he also had a sophisticated grasp of dosage and administration methods.

After Tang Ping gave the injection, both Li Jingsheng and her stood somewhat nervously watching from the side.

Li Jingsheng even kept using a stethoscope to monitor the patient’s heart sounds.

After about fifteen or sixteen minutes, Li Jingsheng’s expression relaxed significantly from its initial seriousness.

Lying on the infusion bed, Brother Qiang’s symptoms also greatly alleviated.

His complexion was not so pale, and his breathing was much smoother.

"Dr. Li, how is he doing now?"

Chu Yao had been standing by.

It’s evident this female reporter is very kind-hearted. When Brother Qiang was not doing well earlier, she was so anxious she was at a loss, nearly crying.

After all, she’s very young, hasn’t experienced such situations.

Plus, being a girl, in emergency situations, it’s generally easy to become anxious.

"Temporarily, it should be fine now. I’ll prescribe him oral medication to take once a day, remember to take it timely and in the correct dosage. If there are any problems, seek consultation at a large hospital’s chest stroke center in time. Don’t opt for a regular appointment in situations like earlier, even emergency isn’t the best option; it’s best to take the green emergency path of the chest pain center."

Nowadays, slightly larger hospitals all have chest pain stroke centers, specifically opening a life channel for sudden cardiovascular disease patients.

Sometimes, myocardial infarction, stroke can snuff out the patient’s life in a very short time.

If following regular diagnosis methods, it’s easy to miss the best rescue and treatment opportunity.

Today’s hospital emergencies sometimes have queues longer than specialists.

Because many patients believe going to emergency can lead to earlier medical treatment, they all squeeze in.

Li Jingsheng prescribed digoxin orally for Brother Qiang.

This medication can be used in acute and chronic heart failure for hypertension, valvular heart disease, congenital heart disease and is also used in conditions of atrial fibrillation, flutter, and supraventricular tachycardia with rapid ventricular rates.

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