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Ye Xin's information or deeds.

Ye Xin is aware of the danger of fighting SARS this time. Two weeks before she got sick, we even canceled the weekend dinner at the old man's place.

Ye Xin's lover is always calm. He believed that danger and death never really entered his bright-eyed wife; He believes that his wife will not leave him and his son who is still in college. However, Ye Xin fell on the battlefield of fighting SARS day and night. He didn't even know the water and electricity bills at home before, but now he wants to let his father and son live alone and take care of himself and his son from cooking and washing. He fought back his grief and took her beloved work clothes and dovetail hat from the department where Ye Xin worked, so that she could say goodbye to people. Because, "she likes work clothes, even if they are old and worn." He tearfully told reporters who went to interview: "In fact, Ye Xin knows the danger of fighting SARS this time. Two weeks before she got sick, we even canceled the weekend dinner at the old man's place. Ye Xin greeted him when the disease struck. She is not a deserter, and we are proud of her. "

Take the lead and work overtime continuously.

When busy, Ye Xin even refused to answer the phone calls from his family. The girl who answered the phone said, "Tell him I'm in class. Nothing. "

In February this year, SARS and suspected SARS patients began to be found in the emergency department of Ersha, Guangdong Provincial Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine, with a maximum of 5 cases a day. Facing the doubled workload, Ye Xin, the head nurse, carefully planned and arranged intensive classes. In order to prevent the disease from being transmitted to colleagues, the first thing she does when she goes to work every day is to personally open the water to drink preventive medicine and watch everyone eat it. She earnestly reminded everyone to do all kinds of isolation measures, from doctors to nurses, and the rigor and seriousness of the inspection were almost critical.

With the sharp increase of SARS patients and the increasing work intensity of various departments, Ye Xin took the lead in working overtime on February 8th. When he was busy, he even refused to answer his family's phone calls. The girl who answered the phone said, "Tell him I'm in class. Nothing. "

"I have checked the patient's temperature, listened to the lungs and sucked sputum. Don't go in and try to reduce the chance of infection. " In the days of fighting SARS, Ye Xin's words made many young nurses cry.

Mr. Liang, a coronary heart disease patient who had undergone heart bypass surgery, came to the emergency department because of fever and cough. The condition deteriorated sharply in a short time, with dyspnea, dysphoria, cyanosis, heart failure and respiratory failure. Ye Xin, the head nurse, came quickly, skillfully shook the hospital bed, making the patient sit in a semi-supine position, wearing a mask to absorb oxygen, connecting the bedside electrocardiogram, blood pressure and oxygen saturation monitor, intravenous injection of cardiotonic drugs, vasoactive drugs and respiratory stimulants, and monitoring the heart rate, blood pressure and breathing ... Two hours later, the patient was finally out of danger, and head nurse Ye forgot to rest and dragged her tired body into the rescue of another patient. Because there are still 7 beds of critically ill patients on the ventilator and 9 beds of high-frequency nursing work waiting for her to check ... In this way, high-risk, high-intensity and high-efficiency work has been accompanied by Ye Xin.

"It's dangerous here, let me do it!" Ye Xin and Zhang Zhongde, director of Ersha Emergency Department, silently made a choice without regrets. Ye Xin tried his best to check, rescue, treat and care for critically ill SARS patients, and sometimes even turned away his colleagues, with a look on his face that was not negotiable. However, misfortune happened soon.

February 24th was a tense and unusual day for Ye Xin. When I was on the night shift the night before yesterday, I only felt sore and exhausted. Since the emergence of SARS patients in the emergency department, she has no concept of festivals or weekends. Recently, I obviously feel that my energy is not good, especially cervical spondylosis, lumbar spondylosis and knee joint disease seem to come together, but there are too many things needed for emergency treatment.

In the morning, an acute abdomen patient suspected of intestinal obstruction came to the emergency department, and some symptoms of the patient attracted the attention of medical staff. The suspicion was finally confirmed: SARS again! The patient's condition is getting worse and worse, and all serious symptoms have been presented. This is a case of severe "poisoning" patients! Head nurse Ye and members of the expert group quickly launched the rescue work, and finally pulled the patient back from the dying line. But SARS broke into Ye Xin's body, and he had been fighting in the front for many days.

"Don't come near me, it will be contagious."

Facing the doctor who came to treat her, she suddenly and eagerly signaled the nurse to hand her paper and pen and wrote trembling, "Don't come near me, it will be contagious." The nurse handed the paper to these colleagues with tears in her eyes.

On the morning of March 4th, Ye Xin still came to the department early as usual. He was very tired all morning. He didn't take a sip of water or a bite of rice. He only felt pain all over, so he had to climb into bed to rest. Just after noon, the extremely tired head nurse Ye began to have fever symptoms and had to go to the ward for isolation observation. The body temperature is rising and the infusion is dripping, but the head nurse Ye is still thinking about several critically ill patients in the department. Through the pager, colleagues in the emergency department heard her weak but kind voice again: "What is the urine volume of bed 7 every 2 hours?" Critical patients should turn over on time and take good care of their skin and mouth! "

The disease finally did not let her go. After the diagnosis, Ye Xin was infected with atypical pneumonia, and she had to live in the headquarters of provincial hospital of traditional Chinese medicine where she had worked for 27 years. In the first few days, whenever medical staff came to check and treat, she always urged them to wear more isolation gown and several layers of masks. She even suggested nursing herself: "I am an old head nurse, why not?" When the hospital leaders came to visit, the first thing she said was not her illness, but to review her own shortcomings and blame herself for her careless illness, which brought trouble to the hospital and the leaders. On the fourth day, she had difficulty breathing and was sent to the intensive care unit (ICU) with the director of the emergency department. According to Ye Xin's colleagues, everyone wears an oxygen mask and can only encourage each other by texting and writing notes. One day, facing the doctor who came to treat her, she suddenly and eagerly signaled the nurse to hand her paper and pen, and laboriously wrote, "Don't come near me, it will be contagious." The nurse handed the paper to these colleagues with tears in her eyes. When the dean and other colleagues came to visit, she wrote: "I am very hard, but I can bear it." Thank you for your concern, but don't come to me in the future. I don't want to infect everyone. "

On March 1 1, director Zhang of the emergency department suffering from SARS received the last note written by the director: "I really can't stand it, I have to go to the ventilator." After intubation on the ventilator, she was sedated and went into a "hibernation" state to prevent the ventilator from falling off because of restlessness.

The experts tried their best to save them.

Zhang Dejiang, secretary of Guangdong Provincial Party Committee, entrusted Secretary-General Cai Dongshi to express condolences to her and her family. Lei Yulan, vice governor, accompanied by Huang Yebin, deputy secretary-general of the provincial government, and Huang Qingdao, director of the provincial health department, personally went to the hospital to understand the treatment situation.

In order to treat Ye Xin, the hospital set up a rescue team in the shortest time and sought support from the whole country. During an expert consultation, Dean Lv Yubo heard that an expert in Tianjin had unique experience in treating multiple organ failure, so he called the expert in Tianjin that night. The expert was moved by Lu Dean's eagerness and true feelings, and took the first flight to Guangzhou early the next morning.

However, with the passage of time, Ye Xin's condition has never improved. I don't know how many people are praying for Ye Xin. I don't know how many people asked with concern as soon as they got to work, "What happened to head nurse Ye? Is it getting better? " Ye Xin's illness touched almost everyone's heart. Zhang Dejiang, secretary of Guangdong Provincial Party Committee, entrusted Secretary-General Cai Dongshi to express condolences to her and her family. Lei Yulan, vice governor, accompanied by Huang Yebin, deputy secretary-general of the provincial government, and Huang Qingdao, director of the provincial health department, personally went to the hospital to understand the treatment situation. The leaders of Provincial Health Department, Provincial Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Guangzhou University of Traditional Chinese Medicine also provided technical, material and equipment support for Ye Xin's rescue.

How many people's efforts and appeals failed to stop Ye Xin from leaving in a hurry! Less than 1 week after she finally rescued the patient infected with SARS, and at 1: 30 in the morning of March 25th, Ye Xin left her beloved post, comrades-in-arms and relatives forever!

On the afternoon of March 29th, all the staff of Guangdong Provincial Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine made a final farewell for her in Songqing Hall of Guangzhou Funeral Home. Garlands like the sea, tears like rain. In the portrait, people are left with her eternal smile.