The patient was already dead by the time he was brought to the emergency department.
Director Huo rushed to the resuscitation room, but it was too late.
Director Huo called Jiang Ming, Wu Ting, Luo Ming, and Xiao Xixi over to conduct a post-mortem analysis.
According to Wu Ting's records from the ambulance, the patient's blood pressure was 195 mmHg, and there was a 20 mmHg difference between his upper limbs!
At the time, the patient had difficulty breathing, his face was cyanotic, his consciousness was fading, and he was unresponsive. Just before they reached the hospital, the ECG monitor showed his heart rate had dropped to 48 bpm, his blood pressure was undetectable, and his blood oxygen had fallen to 73%.
Wu Ting had administered oxygen via a face mask, suctioned his airway, given him pressor medication, performed a tracheal intubation, and maintained continuous CPR.
