2003 SARS medical staff deeds Ye Xin

Ye Xin 1956 was born in a medical family in Xuwen, Guangdong on July 9th. 1974 was recruited into the health training team of Guangdong Provincial Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine. 1976 when I graduated, I was left in the hospital because I was among the best in the nursing ability test. 1983 was promoted to head nurse of emergency department of Guangdong Provincial Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine, the youngest head nurse in the hospital.

The emergency department is the largest nursing unit in provincial traditional Chinese medicine hospital, which consists of six departments: 120, infusion room, blood drawing room, injection room, observation room and treatment room. The "quick, timely and effective" working nature, complicated and changeable illness and shocking situation require the head nurse not only to have superb nursing professional knowledge, but also to have fearless leadership ability, command and calm and quick thinking ability. In do or die, in the working environment with pain, wailing and helplessness as the atmosphere, every medical staff must have strong physique and good psychological quality. For women, this is not a super challenge to body and mind. Ye Xin has worked in the emergency department for decades. Whenever patients with infectious diseases come to the emergency department, Ye Xin always takes the lead in trying to keep young nurses away. Every time she always says: You are still young, this disease is very dangerous! She is very patient and meticulous in treating such patients, without a trace of disgust. For patients from poor families, she even offered to pay for them. She often says to nurses: "It's unfortunate enough that the patient has an infectious disease, but the psychological damage caused by social discrimination may be worse than getting sick!" As a nurse, on the one hand, we should solve their physical pain, but also give them love and the strength of life. "On one occasion, a nurse who just took part in the work caused the patient's dissatisfaction when serving the patient. Ye Xin went to the patient's home to apologize and made self-criticism. When the Second Sand Branch of Guangdong Provincial Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine was just established, Ye Xin volunteered to be the head nurse of the second sand emergency department, responsible for the heavy nursing work.

200 1, critically ill patients in a mountainous area of Fujian visited the emergency department. As soon as his illness stabilized, he was anxious to go home. Ye Xin tried his best to persuade, but the patient just wouldn't listen, so the department decided to take the patient home by ambulance. Ye Xin took the initiative to apply for nursing care along the way. After 22 hours of bumps and nursing, the patient got home safely, but she was too tired to hold back. In order to get back to work as soon as possible, Ye Xin flew back to Guangzhou at his own expense early the next morning.

Around the Spring Festival in 2003, an atypical pneumonia with unknown etiology began to prevail in some areas of Guangzhou. Just after the first half of February, the emergency department of Ersha, Guangdong Provincial Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine began to treat patients diagnosed or suspected of SARS, with a maximum of 5 people a day. Faced with the tripled workload, Ye Xin calmly and carefully planned and deployed, and arranged an intensive class when redistributing tasks. With the sharp increase of SARS patients, Guangdong Provincial Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine made a decisive decision and urgently transferred some nurses from the emergency department of Ersha Branch to reinforce the hospital headquarters in the city center. There is an obvious shortage of nurses in the emergency department of Ersha. Ye Xin took the lead and began to work overtime on February 8th.

At noon on March 4th, Ye Xin, who was extremely tired, began to have fever symptoms and was later diagnosed as atypical pneumonia. In order to treat Ye Xin, the hospital set up a treatment team in the shortest time. 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.

On the morning of March 25th, 2003 1:30, 47-year-old Ye Xin left her beloved post, comrades-in-arms and relatives forever, less than a week before the patient who was finally rescued by Ye Xin and was infected with SARS was discharged from hospital.

During her tenure as head nurse, Ye Xin always regarded the cultivation of nursing talents as an important work of undergraduate course. She often takes advantage of her lunch break to give business lessons to nurses, so that girls who have just entered the emergency department can practice needles on her.

During her time as a head nurse, Ye Xin never gave up learning new knowledge. She always grasped the latest technology at the first time. 1995 "Study on the Application of Nail-yellow Membrane Liquid in the Treatment and Nursing of Bedsore" won the third prize of Guangdong Provincial Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine for scientific and technological progress, which achieved zero breakthrough in scientific and technological innovation of nursing discipline in our hospital. Until his death, * * * had published 13 papers.

Ye Xin is a quiet person. She doesn't want Wen Da, she just wants to be dedicated. As a leader, her tolerance, peace and integrity, her forbearance, inner beauty and justice have deeply touched colleagues and friends. The little nurse in the department once said poetically: Head nurse Ye is simply the embodiment of sunshine and smile, so transparent and bright. It is common for her to work overtime and cover shifts, especially on holidays, and she will take the initiative to arrange work for herself. After Ye Xin's death, her lover said with emotion, "I have been married to Ye Xin for 22 years, but only in the wedding year did we spend the Spring Festival together at home, and the rest of her time was spent in the hospital."

On April 16, 2003, Health News published the newsletter "Forever White Warrior-A Record of Ye Xin, Head Nurse of Guangdong Provincial Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine", which told the touching story of Ye Xin's tenacious fight against SARS regardless of personal safety.

Ye Xin 1956 was born in a medical family in xuwen county, Guangdong Province on July 9th.

1974 was recruited into the health training team of Guangdong Provincial Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine.

1976 graduated, and was kept in hospital for work because of her top nursing ability test scores.

1983 was promoted to head nurse of the emergency department of Provincial Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine, the youngest head nurse in this hospital. When Guangdong Provincial Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine established Ersha Branch, Ye Xin volunteered to be the head nurse of the emergency department of Ersha, responsible for the heavy nursing establishment. I have been a head nurse in the emergency department for 20 years.

1995 "Study on the application of nail-yellow membrane solution in the treatment and nursing of bedsore" won the third prize of Guangdong Provincial Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine for scientific and technological progress, which achieved a breakthrough in scientific and technological innovation of nursing discipline in our hospital. Until his death, * * * had published 13 papers.

200 1, critically ill patients in a mountainous area of Fujian visited the emergency department. As soon as his illness stabilized, he was anxious to go home. Ye Xin tried his best to persuade, but the patient just wouldn't listen, so the department decided to take the patient home by ambulance. Ye Xin took the initiative to apply for nursing care along the way. After 22 hours of bumps and nursing, the patient got home safely, but she was too tired to hold back. In order to get back to work as soon as possible, Ye Xin flew back to Guangzhou at his own expense early the next morning.

Around the Spring Festival in 2003, an atypical pneumonia with unknown etiology began to prevail in some areas of Guangzhou. Just after the first half of February, the emergency department of Ersha, Guangdong Provincial Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine began to treat patients diagnosed or suspected of SARS, with a maximum of 5 people a day. Faced with the tripled workload, Ye Xin calmly and carefully planned and deployed, and arranged an intensive class when redistributing tasks. With the sharp increase of SARS patients, Guangdong Provincial Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine made a decisive decision and urgently transferred some nurses from the emergency department of Ersha Branch to reinforce the hospital headquarters in the city center. There is an obvious shortage of nurses in the emergency department of Ersha. Ye Xin took the lead and began to work overtime on February 8th.

At noon on March 4th, Ye Xin began to have fever symptoms, and was later diagnosed as atypical pneumonia. In order to treat Ye Xin, the hospital set up a treatment team in the shortest time. 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.

On the morning of March 25th, 2003 1:30, 47-year-old Ye Xin left her beloved post, comrades-in-arms and relatives forever, less than a week before the patient who was finally rescued by Ye Xin and was infected with SARS was discharged from hospital.

On the afternoon of March 29th, Guangdong Provincial Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine held a farewell ceremony for Ye Xin's body in Songqing Hall of Guangzhou Funeral Home, and all the staff made a final farewell for her. Garlands like the sea, tears like rain.

On April 16, 2003, Health News published the newsletter "Forever White Warrior-A Record of Ye Xin, Head Nurse of Guangdong Provincial Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine", which told the touching story of Ye Xin's tenacious fight against SARS regardless of personal safety.

The department seems to be still echoing her hearty laughter, and the patient seems to remember her busy figure forever, remembering her care and comfort like the spring breeze. However, in the spring of March, Ye Xin, the 47-year-old head nurse of the emergency department of Ersha Branch of Guangdong Provincial Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine, left forever. She fell on the battlefield against SARS day and night.

The wife of a company boss doesn't believe that she is always calm. Danger and death never seem to really enter the bright eyes, and she will leave him and her son who is still in college forever. He didn't even know the water and electricity bills at home before, but now he wants his father and son to live alone and take care of themselves 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 didn't become a deserter, and we are proud of her! "

"It's dangerous here. Let me do it."

Around the Spring Festival this year, an atypical pneumonia with unknown etiology began to prevail in some areas of Guangzhou. Just after the first half of February, the emergency department of Ersha, Guangdong Provincial Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine began to treat patients diagnosed or suspected of SARS, with a maximum of 5 people a day. Faced with the tripled workload, Ye Xin calmly and carefully planned and deployed, and arranged an intensive class when redistributing tasks. Invisible diseases are invisible and intangible. Even if you are fully armed, sometimes you can't prevent them. Overloaded and intense work often makes people have no time to take care of masks that are not tightly worn; The serious overdraft of physical strength gives the disease an opportunity. Some nurses are ill, and Ye Xin is worried. Every day when she goes to work, the first thing she does is to open the water prevention medicine in person and watch everyone eat. She earnestly reminded everyone to implement various isolation measures, from doctors to nurses, and no one should be left behind. The rigor and seriousness of its inspection almost reached the point of nitpicking.

With the sharp increase of SARS patients, Guangdong Provincial Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine made a decisive decision and urgently transferred some nurses from the emergency department of Ersha Branch to reinforce the hospital headquarters in the city center. There is an obvious shortage of nurses in the emergency department of Ersha. Ye Xin took the lead and began to work overtime on February 8th. When he was busy, he even refused to answer his family's phone calls.

This is a difficult war of resistance.

Head nurse Ye noticed that many critically ill patients often suffer from other serious diseases at the same time when treating SARS patients. The weak body has obviously lost to new diseases, and multiple organ failure may occur at any time. At this moment, saving lives requires not only a high sense of responsibility, but also superb technical and medical cooperation. Mr. Liang, a patient with coronary heart disease, 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 sickbed to make the patient sit in a semi-seated position, at the same time, gave oxygen to the mask, connected the bedside ECG, blood pressure and oxygen saturation monitors, and injected cardiotonic drugs, vasoactive drugs and respiratory stimulants intravenously to monitor 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 seven patients and nine patients who have been on the ventilator waiting for her to check ... In this way, high-risk, high-intensity and efficient work has been accompanied by Ye Xin. She runs at full speed like a tireless machine, pulling one patient after another back from death. But who would have thought that, at this moment, Ye Xin is enduring his own illness, completing the rescue and care again and again.

In order to keep the patient's respiratory tract unobstructed, a large number of blocked thick blood sputum must be removed, which is the most infectious. Rescuing a severe SARS patient is often accompanied by the collapse of many medical staff. In the face of SARS, danger and death are so real to medical staff. "It's dangerous here, let me do it!" Ye Xin and Zhang Zhongde, director of the emergency department of Ersha, silently made a sincere and regretless choice-to do their best to take care of the examination, rescue, treatment and nursing of SARS patients, and sometimes even shut colleagues out to express their emotions, without any possibility of discussion. They know that they may fall down one day, but they are willing to keep their colleagues from being infected!

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

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. She is even more afraid to tell her colleagues and leaders about her illness, otherwise she will be forced to rest again. In the morning, an acute abdomen patient with suspected intestinal obstruction came to the emergency department and needed emergency surgery. At the same time, some symptoms of the patient attracted the attention of medical staff. With the feedback of the test results, the suspicion was finally confirmed: atypical pneumonia! Then the patient's condition took a turn for the worse, and all serious symptoms appeared. This is a very "poisonous" critical patient! Head nurse Ye and members of the expert group quickly launched rescue work: tracheal intubation and ventilator. Time passed by, and finally the patient was pulled back from the death line. But at this time, the SARS virus broke into Ye Xin's body, and he had been fighting at the front for many days.

On the morning of March 4th, Ye Xin still came to the department early as usual: patrolling the ward, understanding the condition of critically ill patients, and setting up an isolation ward ... Although she felt tired and unwell before going to work, she insisted on being busy in the department and paying close attention to the condition of each patient. After a hard morning, I didn't drink a mouthful of water or eat a mouthful of rice. I just feel sleepy and have to climb into bed. 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: "After 9 ventilators, did the oxygen saturation go up?" How much sputum do you suck every two hours in the afternoon? ""what is the urine volume of bed 7 every two 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 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. During the first few days in the respiratory department, whenever the medical staff came to check the treatment, she always urged them to wear 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. She even asked Dr. Qin in her department to see if there was anything she could do in the hospital bed.

In order to treat Ye Xin, the hospital set up a treatment team in the shortest time, and transferred a director to be responsible for the implementation of the whole treatment plan. Dean Lv Yubo asked the medical team to treat Ye Xin with the best treatment methods, means and drugs. The treatment team also specially invited experts from Sun Yat-sen University School of Medicine, Guangdong Provincial People's Hospital and Guangzhou Medical College to participate in the formulation of the whole treatment plan and actively strive for national support. During an expert consultation, Dean Lv Yubo heard that a medical 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, head nurse Ye's condition has never improved.

I don't know how many people are thinking about head nurse Ye. I don't know how many people asked with concern as soon as they got to work, "What happened to head nurse Ye? Is she 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. Shortly after Ye Xin was transferred to the intensive care unit, she was unable to speak because of wearing a mask. One day, 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 her colleagues with tears in her eyes, but everyone was still brave in danger and actively rescued them. Lu Dean Apollo recalled: "When Ye Xin was admitted to the hospital, I went to see her. Afraid of my approach, she said at a distance,' I'm 39 degrees Celsius, I can bear it!' Director Zhang Zhongde, who has now recovered, choked and said, "At that time, Ye Xin and I were both infected people and lived in the ICU ward. We often write notes to encourage each other. "

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

"Ye Xin is a book, and every page is burning with the passion of life."

A medical expert familiar with Ye Xin said: "Ye Xin is a book, and every page is burning with passion and passionate pursuit of life."

Ye Xin, male, 1956, Xuwen, Guangdong. 1974 was recruited into the health training team of Guangdong Provincial Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine. Soon, the young Ye Xin stood out from the nursing students in the same period. 1976 When I graduated, I was among the best in the nursing ability test. Ye Xin stayed in the hospital to work. How time flies! 1983, Ye Xin was promoted as the head nurse of the emergency department of Provincial Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine because of her outstanding work performance, and she is the youngest head nurse in this hospital. The emergency department is the largest nursing unit in provincial traditional Chinese medicine hospital, which consists of six departments: 120, infusion room, blood drawing room, injection room, observation room and treatment room. The "quick, timely and effective" working nature, complicated and changeable illness and shocking situation require the head nurse not only to have superb nursing professional knowledge, but also to have fearless leadership ability, command and calm and quick thinking ability. In do or die, in the working environment with pain, wailing and helplessness as the atmosphere, every medical staff must have strong physique and good psychological quality. For women, this is not a super challenge to body and mind. Ye Xin worked in the emergency department for 20 years. Colleagues can't forget that whenever patients with infectious diseases come to the emergency department, Ye Xin always takes the lead and tries to keep young nurses away. Every time she always says: You are still young, this disease is very dangerous! She is very patient and meticulous in treating such patients, without a trace of disgust. For patients from poor families, she even offered to pay this and that. She often says to nurses: "It's unfortunate enough that the patient has an infectious disease, but the psychological damage caused by social discrimination may be worse than getting sick!" As a nurse, on the one hand, we should solve their physical pain, but also give them love and the strength of life. "

200 1, critically ill patients in a mountainous area of Fujian visited the emergency department. As soon as his illness stabilized, he was anxious to go home. Ye Xin tried his best to persuade, but the patient just wouldn't listen, so the department decided to take the patient home by ambulance. Ye Xin took the initiative to apply for nursing care along the way. After 22 hours of bumps and nursing, the patient got home safely, but she was too tired to hold back. In order to get back to work as soon as possible, Ye Xin flew back to Guangzhou at his own expense early the next morning.

During Ye Xin's nursing career, her gentle care touched many desperate patients. Saving lives has become a part of her humanity, and nursing work is almost an instinctive dedication for Ye Xin! Dean Lv Yubo can't forget that after the educated youth returned to the city, Ye Xin joined the health training team of the Provincial Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine with him. After he became the dean, Ye Xin only interviewed him twice on the phone. Once, the second sand branch was just established, and she offered to be the head nurse in the emergency department of the second sand, responsible for the heavy nursing preparation work; On another occasion, a nurse who had just joined the work caused the patient's dissatisfaction when serving the patient. Ye Xin went to the patient's home to apologize, and then called him to make self-criticism.

With the rapid development of first aid technology and the rapid update of first aid equipment, Ye Xin never gave up learning new knowledge. She always grasps the latest technology at the first time, even the little nurses who think highly of themselves are ashamed. 1995 "Study on the application of nail-yellow membrane solution in the treatment and nursing of bedsore" won the third prize of scientific and technological progress of the Provincial Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine, achieving a breakthrough in scientific and technological innovation of nursing discipline in our hospital. Until her death, she had published 13 papers.

During her tenure as head nurse in Ye Xin, she always regarded the cultivation of nursing talents as an important work for her undergraduate course. She often takes advantage of her lunch break to give business lessons to nurses, so that girls who have just entered the emergency department can practice needles on her. Hospital leaders joked that the emergency department is the window for hospitals to train and transport talents. Ye Xin is a quiet person. She doesn't want Wen Da, she just wants to be dedicated. As a leader, her tolerance, peace and integrity, her forbearance, inner beauty and justice have deeply touched colleagues and friends. The little nurse in the department once said poetically: Head nurse Ye is simply the embodiment of sunshine and smile, so transparent and bright. It is common for her to work overtime and cover shifts, especially on holidays, and she will take the initiative to arrange work for herself. After Ye Xin's death, her lover said with emotion, "I have been married to Ye Xin for 22 years, but only in the wedding year did we spend the Spring Festival together at home, and the rest of her time was spent in the hospital."

On Ye Xin's desk, he left a thick work record, which was written on the back of an abandoned experiment sheet. Bit by bit, it recorded her footprints in this battle without smoke, and condensed her eternal love and pursuit of nursing career throughout her life.