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ăăăŚ、ăăăăçŤăĄäźăŁăćĺă§ćĺžăŽĺťĺ¸Ťč¨ŞĺćĽăŽć。
ĺ¤ćăé 、ćŻăŽăăŤăšăŞăăˇăĄăźăżăźă65čžşăăŽć°ĺ¤(é常ćăŽäşşăŽć°ĺ¤ăŻ98ă§90ăĺăă¨çĺ˝ăŽĺąćŠăčżäťăă¨ăăćă)ă¨ç°ĺ¸¸ăŤä˝ăăŞăŁăŚăăăŽă§、ććĽčťăĺźăźăăă¨ćăăžăăă、ăžăăŻč¨ŞĺçčˇăŽçˇćĽéŁçľĄĺ ăŤéťčŠąăăăăžăă。éťčŠąĺŁă§ăŻć°ă ăă大弳ĺŞăăŽć§ăŞčŞ°ăă、「ăŻăă。…ăŻăă。」ă¨čżäşăăăăŽă§ăăłăăłä¸ĺŽăŞć°ćăĄăŤ。
ćšăăŚéťčŠąĺŁăŽćšăŽĺĺă確čŞăăă¨、ăă¤ăăŽçčˇĺŁŤăăă ăŁăăŽă§ăłăŁăăăă¤ă¤、ăŞăă¨ăč˝ăĄçăăäżăŁăŚĺˇéăŤĺŻžĺŚćłăčăă¨、ăăăăćżçĽăăŚăăç ć°ăŽčŞŹćăĺ§ăžăŁăŚăăžă、ă˛ă¨ăăăăŚăŤăăăłăˇă§ăłă§čŠąă(ćĽăŤăăŁăŠĺ¤ăăăŽăăăăăă¨ćăŁăăŽăăŞ)ăŽă§、「çłă訳ăŞăăŽă§ăăä¸ĺşŚéťčŠąăĺăăžă。」ă¨éťčŠąăĺă、ĺż ćťă§ćŻăč˝ăĄçăăăŚć¨ŞăŤăŞăŁăŚăăăăžăă。
「ćŻăĺăăăăŞăă¨é ¸ç´ éă ăăăăăŚăćĺłăăŞă。é ¸ç´ ăĺ ĽăŁăŚăăăŞă。」
ă¨ăă芹ă ăŁăăŽă§、ćŻăŤé ĺźľăŁăŚ「ćŻăăŻăăăăŁ」ăŚč¨ăŁăŚă、
「ăăăă§ăăŞăăŞăŁăŚăăŽă。」ă¨。ăťăă¨ăŤăăă ă¨ćă。
ăŞăă§ă§ăăŞăăă¨ăăăŞăăă°ăăăŞăăŽă ăăă¨ăăă。
ăăŤăšăŞăăˇăĄăźăżăźăŽć°ĺ¤ăŻä˝ăăžăžĺ¤ăăă、çĄçăŞăéĄăăčŞĺăăăŚăăăăă§、ćŹĺ˝ăŤăŠăăăŚčŻăăĺăăă、訪ĺçčˇăŽćšăăč¨ăăăŚăăăăăĺ¤ă5ăŞăăăŤă¨ăăé ¸ç´ éăĺşăăăčŞĺăŽĺ¤ćă§čŞżć´ăăžăă。
ăăăăŚăăŁă¨ćŻăč˝ăĄçăĺ§ăă20ĺĺž、訪ĺçčˇăŽćšăă、「çˇćĽćăŻ7ăŞăăăŤăžă§é ¸ç´ ăăăŚčŻăă¨č¨ăăŽăŻĺťĺ¸ŤăăăčăăŚăăéăă ă¨ćăăžăă...」ă¨ăăéťčŠąă。çˇćĽć7ăŞăăăŤă¨ăăăŽăŻĺčłă§、äťćăŽçˇćĽéŁçľĄćăŤăăăč¨ăă°čŻăăŁăăŽă§ăŻ、ă¨ćăĺ 厚ăéťčŠąĺŁăăčăăăŚăăŚ、ç§ăŻăăăŞç¸ćăé źăŁăŚéťčŠąăăŚăăăŽăă¨ćăă¨、ăŞăă ă錏隿ăăăăŞăŁăŚăăžă、ä¸ĺŻ§ăŤäźčŠąăĺăä¸ăéťčŠąăçľăăžăă。
ăăăŚč¨ŞĺĺťăŽćšăćĽăăžă§ĺŽéăŤăăă、ćŻăŽçąă38庌ăčś ăăŚăăăă¨ăăăă、čŞĺŽ ă§ĺşćĽăäşăŻĺ°ăŞă、ăăăăă§çăăŽăŻéŁăăă¨ăăĺ¤ćăăŞăăăžăă。
ăŤăăĽăźăŹăéăŤčŁ çăăăŚăăăă¨ă、ăăŽç çśăĺăŤăăŚăŻĺ°ăăŞăă¨、ăăŁăĺ°čąĄă§。
ă§ă、ăăăăč¨ăăăăŽăŻ、ăŤăăĽăźăŹéă ă¨ĺŤăŞćăăăăă¨ăăăă¨ă§、äžçľŚăăăé ¸ç´ éăŤĺ¤§ăăŞéăăŻăŞăăŚăĺżĺ°čŻăăŞă!ă¨č¨ăăă¨(ćťăćčăăŚăăäşşăŤă¨ăŁăŚăŻĺ°ăăŞăšăăŹăšăă¨ăŚă大ăăćăăăăŚăăžăăăŽă ă¨ćăăŽă§ă)ă¨、ăăăéťăŁăŚäťăćżăăŚăăăă¨ăă¨ăŚăć°ćăĄćŞăă¨č¨ăăă¨ă ăŁăăŽă ăăŠ、ăăăăćŽéăŽăă¨ăĺ ¨é¨éç¨ăăŞăćăăćŹĺ˝ăŤĺŤă§ăă。
Then, on the morning of the first and last doctor's visit I attended.
Around dawn, my mother's pulse oximeter read abnormally low, around 65 (a normal person's reading is 98, and anything below 90 is considered near life-threatening), so I called the home care emergency number, before calling an ambulance.
Someone on the other end of the line, like a veteran, languid actress, said, "Yes... yes…. “I felt uneasy.
When I checked the name of the person on the phone again, I was surprised to see that it was the usual nurse, but I managed to keep my composure and calmly asked her how to handle the situation, but she started explaining the illness that I was aware of in the first place and spoke in a lurid tone (I guess she thought it was strange to suddenly change her character).
“I'm sorry, but I'm going to have to hang up once." I hung up the phone and tried to calm my mother down and asked her to lie down.
They told me that if she couldn't exhale, there was no point in increasing the amount of oxygen. No oxygen can get in."
So I told my mother to breathe out as hard as she could.
“I can’t inhale can I"
The pulse oximeter readings remained low and unchanged, and I felt like I was making an impossible request, but I really did not know what to do.
Twenty minutes after my mother finally began to calm down.There was phone call, the home care nurse told me, " I think the doctor has told me that I can give her up to 7 liters of oxygen in an emergency...". I had never heard of 7 liters in an emergency, and I felt like she should have told me that when I made the emergency call this morning at the first.
I politely ended the conversation and ended the call.
She rested until the visiting doctor arrived, but he found that her fever was over 38.5 degrees Celsius, and he decided that there was not much he could do at home, and that it would be difficult to care for her here anymore.The fact that the cannula was placed backwards was also a small thing in the face of this medical condition.
But what I am trying to say is that the reverse cannula is not a pleasant feeling, even if it does not make a big difference in the amount of oxygen supplied! (I think for people who are conscious of death, small stresses can feel very big) and that it was very weird to be silently switching them around, but I really didn't like the feeling that all those normal things didn't work.
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