In the middle of the night, I was most afraid of receiving such a call... (Story in the hospital 1)

"heart rate 170......DNR... Do you want to see the patient? 』

The phone received in sleepy eyes sounds like a telegraph with poor signal during the war. Even if you can only grasp the words, you must know whether there are hidden key messages.

Anywhat stupid doctor knows that if you hear the nurse ask "Do you want to see the patient?", even if there are millions of people who don't want to, they must say the standard answer: "I am willing."

The glare of the light is like a basin of cold water on the face. The quick ticking reminds the patient that the condition is unstable. After nearly twenty hours of continuous work, I just climbed into bed two and a half hours ago, my head is still warming up. .

"Oops... what did you tell me on the phone?"

Quickly sweeping the medical record, the 94-year-old aunt was admitted to hospital because of acute cholecystitis and sepsis. He has signed DNR and has pneumonia. To be honest, there are not many things that can be done.

"Do not press the chest, do not shock, do not intubate, can accept the booster, right?" I reconfirmed the contents of the DNR to the family. They looked awkward about these terms, but they definitely said to me: "don't let her suffer."

I turned to ask the nurse to confirm the blood pressure again. Suddenly, the aunt's heartbeat dropped from 180 in one second to 100-120. The rhythm of the heartbeat returned from the emergency board to the board, and the blood oxygen concentration returned to more than 90%. I blinked and my heart was relieved.

The end of hospice is the greatest blessing. It seems that the mischievous aunt just wants to test everyone.

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