This miracle doctor just wants to be fired!

Zhou Cheng looked at the chaotic waveforms on the monitor and nodded slightly with a solemn expression.

Without the slightest hesitation, he immediately turned to the nurses in the emergency room who were already on high alert and shouted, "Immediately administer 1 mg of adrenaline intravenously, quickly! Prepare for defibrillation, set to 200 joules, everyone get ready for defibrillation!"

"Understood!" The nurse's response rang out in the emergency room.

Before the words were even finished, the nurse had already quickly picked up the sterile medicine and syringe, skillfully opened the medicine packaging, and precisely inserted the needle into the vein.

The movements were crisp and clean, without a single unnecessary motion.

Before the nurse could finish administering the injection, Zhou Cheng's voice rang out again, without the slightest hesitation: "Ice pack for brain protection!"

Applying ice packs to the patient's head is to prevent irreversible damage to the brain caused by oxygen deprivation!

"Prepare intubation equipment to ensure a clear airway and prepare for subsequent ventilation!"

In an instant, the once quiet emergency room became extremely busy.

Upon hearing the news, Chen Xi immediately rushed over, pushing a defibrillator and endotracheal intubation equipment.

On the other side, Li Yang comforted the family while quickly taking out the patient's medical record book and meticulously recording the patient's medical history as described by the family.

In the center of the emergency room, Zhou Cheng frowned deeply as he stared at the chaotic waveforms on the monitor, feeling somewhat nervous himself.

The patient's sudden ventricular fibrillation was extremely critical; every second was a matter of life and death. The slightest mistake, even a minor operational error, could have resulted in the patient's permanent death.

But he knew in his heart that as the leader of the rescue, he was the backbone of the entire rescue team and absolutely could not panic. He had to remain absolutely calm. Only by keeping himself calm could he convey confidence to the medical staff around him.

Taking a deep breath, Zhou Cheng suppressed his tension and continued to clearly issue medical orders: "Continue administering adrenaline, increase the fluid resuscitation rate, rapidly replenish blood volume, and maintain the patient's circulation! Prepare for defibrillation, and double-check the parameters are correct!"

As soon as he finished speaking, he turned to Chen Xi and Li Yang and added, "Chen Xi, make sure to get an electrocardiogram done when you have time, and closely monitor changes in heart rate and rhythm. Report any abnormalities immediately! Li Yang, contact the ICU and cardiology department for a consultation right away, explain the patient's condition, and have them come to provide support as soon as possible. Not a second can be wasted!"

Chen Xi and Li Yang, who had been slightly flustered due to nervousness, gradually calmed down after hearing Zhou Cheng's firm and steady instructions. As if they had found their backbone, they quickly adjusted their state and slowly entered their respective roles, their movements becoming more skilled.

With everything prepared, Zhou Cheng took a deep breath, his tone extremely serious, and gave the order: "Prepare for defibrillation! Everyone leave the patient, do not touch the bed, and absolutely no physical contact is allowed!"

The medical staff in the emergency room immediately sprang into action. Except for the nurse who was performing balloon compressions on the patient, everyone else quickly retreated, their steps light yet swift, moving away from the bedside, their eyes fixed on Zhou Cheng's movements, not daring to breathe.

Zhou Cheng bent down to make sure everyone was away, and without hesitation, gently pressed the button.

Instantly, a weak electric current passed through the patient's body, causing the patient to shudder violently before falling heavily to the ground.

The previously chaotic curves on the monitor showed a brief fluctuation.

Everyone's heart jumped into their throats, their eyes glued to the monitor screen, holding their breath.

Unfortunately, after a brief period of fluctuation, the curves on the screen remained chaotic and showed no significant improvement; the patient still had not regained a spontaneous heartbeat.

There was no time for regret. Zhou Cheng's tone remained firm: "Continue CPR! Don't stop! Maintain the rhythm, keep the pressure even, and keep the frequency at 100-120 times per minute. Absolutely no slackening!"

The nurse who was performing chest compressions immediately stepped forward and continued to perform CPR on the patient. Her arms were already extremely sore, but she did not stop moving at all and maintained a fast and powerful compression rhythm.

Zhou Cheng stared at the monitor and gave the order again: "Defibrillation, one more time! Ready!"

The group quickly retreated again.

After confirming that everything was correct, Zhou Cheng pressed the defibrillation button again with his fingertip.

This time, after defibrillation, the waveform on the monitor gradually changed.

The originally chaotic curves gradually became smooth and regular.

A faint but clear sinus rhythm curve slowly emerged, and the heart rate value gradually increased.

40, 50, 60... gradually returning to the normal range.

"It's working! The heartbeat is back! The heart rate is rising!"

Chen Xi stared intently at the monitor, her face revealing an undisguised excitement.

Seeing this, Zhou Cheng let out a long sigh of relief, his tense body instantly relaxing.

As long as the heartbeat is restored, there is still hope.

Just then, doctors from the ICU and cardiology departments rushed over with their equipment.

As soon as the consulting doctors entered the room, they immediately gathered around the bedside, quickly checked the patient's vital signs, and whispered with Zhou Cheng and others about the patient's condition. Their eyes were focused and serious as they discussed the subsequent treatment plan in an orderly manner.

After careful examination and thorough discussion, everyone reached a consensus.

The patient will be temporarily transferred to the ICU for close monitoring to stabilize vital signs. Further examinations will be conducted to identify the underlying cause of cardiac arrest and develop a targeted follow-up treatment plan.

Medical staff carefully pushed the hospital bed out of the emergency room. Upon seeing this, the family members quickly got up and followed.

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Upon closer inspection, this should be the third major emergency rescue that the emergency room has experienced tonight.

The first patient who suffered an electric shock was sent for emergency intervention.

The second patient was a brain herniation patient who was taken to the operating room.

The third patient was a cardiac arrest and ventricular fibrillation patient who was sent to the ICU.

The medical staff in the entire emergency room were already operating at an extremely high capacity during the first half of the night.

Chen Xi and Li Yang had some hope, because after working this night shift, they could go home for the Chinese New Year.

"Senior brother, why don't you go to the rest room and take a nap?" Chen Xi and Li Yang thought about it and decided to try and see if this black-faced god was really real.

Of course, they were mainly afraid.

If Senior Brother Zhou Cheng stays here, and another critically ill patient comes in for emergency treatment, they might not be able to handle it.

Zhou Cheng paused slightly upon hearing Chen Xi and Li Yang's words, then smiled and said, "Are you two sure? These patients in the emergency room aren't easy to deal with!"

Li Yang nodded repeatedly: "Yes, when we encounter patients that we can't handle, we'll call our senior brother to come to the rescue."

Zhou Cheng was fine; he also wanted to get some rest.

Besides, he didn't believe in such superstitions. Just because he wasn't there, did the patients stop coming?!