Gao Shaojie immediately started running.
As a doctor, his reactions were similar to the emergency department's.
A large wave of adrenalin washed over him as the crackling sounds of high-energy phosphoric acid bonds in his body felt like they were ringing in his ears.
He quickly ran to the elevator. Seeing that the stretcher had just entered it, he followed suit.
Entering the narrow and cramped space in the elevator, the smell of blood became stronger, to a point that it became hard to breathe.
Gao Shaojie glanced at the ECG monitor on the stretcher trolley. The blood pressure...could not be measured. Their heart rate was 160 beats per minute, with a blood oxygen saturation of 80%.
Gao Shaojie evaluated with his own knowledge that the patient was probably undergoing hemorrhagic shock.
The technician… Was he squeezing the patient's liver to try and reduce the bleeding? There was not much blood left, right?
