(Combat New Crown Pneumonia) "Relay Race" for First Aid Couples: Say Goodbye When You Meet
Chinanews.com Taiyuan February 25th, title: "Relay Race" for First Aid Couples: Say Goodbye When They Meet
Author Wu Qiong Guo Jinping
"5 visits yesterday and 2 visits to fever patients, you should be well protected and continue to refuel." "Last night, the patients were transported to wear protective clothing according to the procedure, strictly disinfected, remember to take a shower first, wear a mask and as much as possible with the child They keep their distance. "
Hou Guoying and Shang Xiaofei are nurses and doctors at 120 First Aid Station in Taiyuan City, Shanxi Province. They are both colleagues and husband and wife. This is the situation during daily shifts during the epidemic.
"In order to take care of our children, we can only stagger the work. Every time he is off work, I go to work and relay to the 'battlefield'. I often have to say goodbye as soon as I meet." Hou Guoying told reporters that the husband and wife are engaged in the same job. Occupation is in the same department. "All of them are medical staff and they are all in the front line. We can all realize the difficulty of each other."
Before departure, Shang Xiaofei cheered with his colleagues. Photo courtesy of Taiyuan 120 First Aid Station
Faced with the new crown pneumonia epidemic, although 120 first-aid personnel are not in the ward, they may be the first people to directly contact patients with new crown pneumonia.
January 29 was the day when Guoying was waiting for the night shift. "That day, I was transferring patients with suspected new coronary pneumonia, wearing a full protective suit, and my goggles were covered with a layer of water vapor. In severe cases, ECG and venipuncture should be performed on the patient to ensure that the patient was successfully transferred to the hot clinic. "Hou Guoying said that when returning to the station, they also need to kill people and vehicles to ensure the safety of the next exit. "Even though it was winter, it was sweaty on a trip."
Hou Guoying and colleagues prepared. Photo courtesy of Taiyuan 120 First Aid Station
In the early morning of the next day, when the husband and wife were assigned to work, Shang Xiaofei had just taken over, and before he could say a few words to his wife, he received a fever patient calling for help. Regardless of fatigue, Guoying rushed to help her husband put on protective clothing, carefully checked to make sure that the skin was not exposed, and sent warm heart to encourage "husband to cheer".
When the reporter asked the couple if they were afraid and tired, they just looked at each other and said with a smile, "No, we are duty-bound as medical staff. It is our duty to save people by treating patients." "No, compared to the medical staff in Wuhan, we Insufficient. "(End)