What does time mean to life? If you go to e. R., you'll find that time is on a flying ambulance, nervousRescueRoom. In recent days, we've been walking into the south hospital emergency unit with a camera, and we've been in close contact with these racers, and we've come to see the emergency section。
Figure 1-3: the emergency section of the south hospital is in sharp contrast to the high level of noise and stress management in the north of guangzhou avenue。
Figure 4-5: time is life, which is interpreted here as full of busy, stressful melody。
Figure 6-7: emergency servicesDoctorMost of the treatments are urgent, difficult, dangerous, and seriously ill, with very high stress levels, combined with long-term overnight shifts, and biological clocks in serious disarray. Prof. Ju is in the middle of the morning, at around 5 a. M., to rescue the patient, who is in his 40s and has a long and very young hair。
Figure 8-9: menNurseThe physical advantage is that the emergency department is very much in need, and the nurses, due to their irregular working hours, are in a small circle of friends and are looking for a problem, and the nurse is 32 years old and has just been introduced to marry this year。
Figures 10-12: 120 are on the road at any time, but the traffic situation in the major cities... Sometimes, in the face of desperate waiting, doctors are also helpless。
Figure 13-15: dr. Wang zhang zhi has been lying down for a while, and after 90 hours the stretcher is ready to leave work, the emergency command centre calls and immediately follows 120 consultations, resulting in a trip to the “air check-up”, which was followed by 120 ambulances five times and three times while we were at the point, mainly because of a panic attack and false reports。
Figure 16-17: emergency care is also one of the most sensitive medical and patient-relationships, most of the patients brought in are incapable of communication, sometimes their families are more emotional, and doctors and nurses devote a lot of effort to communication and interpretation of their families。
Figure 18-19: the old man's companion is 87 years old, has a sudden brain hemorrhage, lives are in danger, further treatment is costly and does not guarantee its effectiveness. The four sons of the elderly are in the field, and the daughter-in-law is very troubled by the choice of life or death。
Figure 20-21: in order to better serve the patients, nurses often use the 3 or 4 a. M. Period, which is not too busy, for operational training。
Figure 22-23: the ems leaves the best place for the patient, there are no windows in the room where the food and water are eaten, and it is always “full” and the rest of the shift is in the basement。
Figures 24-25: at 8 a. M., doctors and nurses who work night shifts are exhausted, but daily shifts must be held on time。
Figure 26-27: on 10 september, doctors and nurses who were trained in cori gave their teachers the blessing of teachers ' day early in the morning。
