University Hospital Workers Saved Life of a 50-Year-Old Man Fell In Restaurant
Nov 28, 2024
Staff at a university hospital next to a man in his 50s who fell unconscious while eating at a restaurant saved his life by CPR.
The main characters are nurse Kim Baek-seol and clinical pathologist Yeo Jin-hee from Catholic Kwandong University International St. Mary's Hospital.
According to Catholic Kwandong University International St. Mary's Hospital, they found a man in his 50s who fell unconscious while eating at a restaurant with an acquaintance.
Nurse Kim Baek-seol and clinical pathologist Yeo Jin-hee immediately checked A's condition with their acquaintances. Mr. A was already breathless and unconscious, and they secured airways and performed CPR. In the meantime, customers at the restaurant called 119.
While 119 came to the restaurant, nurse Kim's group alternately performed CPR and checked A's condition while holding a call with paramedics. Afterwards, 119 rescue teams performed defibrillation and transferred A to International St. Mary's Hospital. A was treated at International St. Mary's Hospital and recovered his health and is being treated in a general ward.
Nurse Kim Baek-seol was able to respond quickly by continuously receiving CPR training and working as a nurse at a university hospital"I'm glad that the patient recovered his health safely."
Professor Lim Chae-wan (cardiology) said "In a cardiac arrest situation where time is life, we were able to save lives with rapid first aid. As a treatment for arrhythmia, A received an implantable defibrillator (ICD) and regained stability.
The main characters are nurse Kim Baek-seol and clinical pathologist Yeo Jin-hee from Catholic Kwandong University International St. Mary's Hospital.
According to Catholic Kwandong University International St. Mary's Hospital, they found a man in his 50s who fell unconscious while eating at a restaurant with an acquaintance.
Nurse Kim Baek-seol and clinical pathologist Yeo Jin-hee immediately checked A's condition with their acquaintances. Mr. A was already breathless and unconscious, and they secured airways and performed CPR. In the meantime, customers at the restaurant called 119.
While 119 came to the restaurant, nurse Kim's group alternately performed CPR and checked A's condition while holding a call with paramedics. Afterwards, 119 rescue teams performed defibrillation and transferred A to International St. Mary's Hospital. A was treated at International St. Mary's Hospital and recovered his health and is being treated in a general ward.
Nurse Kim Baek-seol was able to respond quickly by continuously receiving CPR training and working as a nurse at a university hospital"I'm glad that the patient recovered his health safely."
Professor Lim Chae-wan (cardiology) said "In a cardiac arrest situation where time is life, we were able to save lives with rapid first aid. As a treatment for arrhythmia, A received an implantable defibrillator (ICD) and regained stability.
|
bellho@sportschosun.com
