Dr. Jiang's Daily Adversities Chapter 141: Hide

Chapter 141: Hide

This was the first time in many years that Mo Boyuan had sat in the audience to watch his wife’s speech.

She was knowledgeable, professional, and eloquent.

A confident and insightful woman would attract men without fail.

At this moment, a perverted thought crossed Mo Boyuan’s mind, “I really want to hide this woman from everyone else. I don’t want anyone but me to see her!”

On the stage, Jiang Tingxu had no idea about the dangerous thoughts in Mo Boyuan’s mind. She continued her speech.

“The target of CPR is a patient whose breathing and heartbeat have suddenly stopped due to an unforeseen event.

Accidents such as drowning, traffic accidents, electric shock, poisoning may cause the patient’s breathing and heartbeat to stop.

Therefore, we need to perform CPR on the patient as soon as possible to buy time for further medical a.s.sistance.

But before starting CPR, we must pay attention to the following conditions. Please take a look at the demonstration.”

Lao Liu and Lao Bao, one acted as the patient and the other acted the paramedic. Lao Liu lay flat on the ground, his pupils began to dilate, his breathing became rapid, and his body began to shake uncontrollably.

When the paramedic played by Lao Bao discovered that the patient was behaving abnormally, the first thing he did was to confirm whether the patient was conscious or not.

The PowerPoint showed photos that corresponded to the demonstration. With both a real-life demonstration and the ill.u.s.trated examples, even those who had no former knowledge of CPR performance could understand with ease.

Jiang Tingxu received Lao Bao’s cue and continued.

“Now, the patient’s breathing has stopped. First, we have to lay the patient flat on the ground. Then press one hand on the patient’s forehead, and gently lift the patient’s chin with the other hand. This allows for an un.o.bstructed airway for the patient.

Then, we need to observe whether the patient’s chest is heaving or not. We need to come close to the patient’s mouth and nose and listen for breathing sounds.

Everyone, please look at doctor Bao’s standard demonstration.”

This was no surprise, right?

Doctor Bao and doctor Liu were both emergency doctors. The number of emergencies they had handled probably summed up to be more than five digits.

In the audience, Mo Boyuan listened to his wife’s explanation very carefully.

The hotel manager bent over and whispered into his ear,

“Young Master, your brother has arrived.”

Mo Boyuan frowned. “Mmm,” he replied coldly, got up, and looked away from the stage reluctantly.

Jiang Tingxu, on the other hand, didn’t notice Mo Boyuan at all.

On the stage, Lao Bao gently pressed on Lao Liu’s throat in the middle of his neck. He moved his fingers down about two centimeters along the side and gently pressed down to feel if the patient had a pulse.

“If we find that the patient has no breathing or pulse at this time, we need to start CPR immediately!

These are the prerequisites for CPR. Once confirmed, we must not delay!”

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The procedure for performing CPR had been fully explained. Next, it was time to practice.

Jiang Tingxu sat to the side and watched Lao Bao and Lao Liu teach the hotel staff step by step on the stage.

Someone asked curiously,

“Dr. Jiang, what about mouth-to-mouth resuscitation?”

For a moment, everyone looked over to Jiang Tingxu.

Mouth-to-mouth resuscitation was not something that everyone could accept in China. Moreover, although everyone was curious right now, they would deliberately avoid it when the time comes.

But in foreign countries, it was a very normal operation.

Since the person had already asked the question, Jiang Tingxu had to answer. “Mouth-to-mouth is also a first aid method used when the patient stops breathing.

Asphyxia, gas poisoning, drug poisoning, respiratory muscle paralysis, drowning, and electric shock mentioned previously can lead to artificial respiration.

However, for non-professionals, it is generally believed that the combination of artificial respiration and cardiac resuscitation is the best!”