latelenovela Chapter 96 Emergency Rescue Training Successful
Chapter 96 Emergency Rescue Training Successful
Li Qingfeng asked, "Princess, who is this Heimlich maneuver for?"
Ying Wuyou patiently explained, "The Heimlich maneuver is mainly for people who are choking on foreign objects and have difficulty breathing. If someone accidentally chokes on food or other items and cannot breathe normally, this method can be used to help them."
Li Qingfeng suddenly realized, "I see, this technique is very practical. But I don't know how to operate it specifically?"
Ying Wuyou smiled and walked up to Li Qingfeng, demonstrating: "Simply stand behind the patient, wrap your arms around their waist, and then quickly thrust into their upper abdomen to use the airflow to expel the foreign object."
Li Qingfeng nodded, "Thank you for your guidance, Princess. If I encounter a similar situation in the future, I will definitely not panic."
Ying Wuyou smiled gently, "These are all proven to be the most convenient and quickest rescue methods."
Li Qingfeng asked, "It's just that the name is a bit strange."
Ying Wuyou laughed and said, "Haha, you'll get used to it."
Li Qingfeng nodded, said nothing more, and began to study other first aid methods.
After an afternoon of intensive study and lively discussion, everyone had mastered the first aid methods written in Ying Wuyou's booklet. Ying Wuyou observed the imperial physicians' reactions for a while, nodded in satisfaction, and then turned to the guard beside him and whispered, "Go and invite General Meng Yi over."
The guards quickly withdrew after receiving the order, and a moment later, Meng Yi strode into the courtyard. Ying Wuyou smiled at Meng Yi and said, "General Meng, the imperial physicians are now fully familiar with and have mastered all the first aid knowledge and methods. What we need to do next is to conduct practical exercises and pass on these skills to the emergency medical personnel."
Meng Yi immediately replied, "Your Highness, I have selected a thousand young, clever, and physically fit soldiers who are ready to learn first aid."
Ying Wuyou nodded thoughtfully and said slowly, "Very good. Then let's officially begin training the first responders tomorrow. First responders must not only be proficient in first aid knowledge and skills, but also have the ability to flexibly evade the enemy and successfully rescue their comrades on the battlefield. Therefore, General Meng must pay close attention during the training."
Meng Yi clasped his hands in a fist and respectfully replied, "Yes, Your Majesty, I understand."
Ying Wuyou nodded and then said, "General Meng, please go ahead and attend to your business." Meng Yi clasped his hands in a salute again, then turned and left.
Ying Wuyou turned her gaze to the group of imperial physicians and gave them a few instructions. Then, she turned around and left the courtyard.
As everyone watched Ying Wuyou's figure recede into the distance, they couldn't help but feel a mix of emotions. This princess was truly intelligent, brave, and incredibly courageous, but at the same time, they had to admit that her actions were quite daring. Especially her instruction on performing mouth-to-mouth resuscitation—a method of first aid—was simply unacceptable. Thinking of this, the expressions on the faces of the imperial physicians all became somewhat strange.
On this beautiful, sunny day, with the sun shining warmly, the paramedics faced a new challenge—a simulated drill. After two weeks of training, these young soldiers had mastered basic first aid skills and knowledge, but the real test was yet to come.
Ying Wuyou deeply understands the principle that practice makes perfect, and she decided to use this simulation exercise to let the soldiers personally experience the pressure and coping methods under emergency conditions. She believes that only in real combat can their abilities be truly tested and help them better adapt to various situations they may encounter in the future.
Ying Wuyou and Meng Yi stood on the training ground, their gazes fixed firmly on the soldiers before them.
Meng Yi stepped forward and said, “Soldiers, your mission is to save lives! Every second is a matter of life and death for the wounded, so you must react quickly and accurately.”
Meng Yi glanced around and then said, "Today's training will simulate a real battlefield environment. You will face various injuries and emergencies. Remember, your skills and composure will determine the fate of the wounded."
With a command given, the simulation exercise officially began. The soldiers quickly got into position, splitting into small groups to conduct a simulated first aid drill. They skillfully bandaged wounds and performed CPR, their movements swift and methodical.
Some of them were responsible for assessing the condition of the injured, some for quickly implementing first aid measures, and others for coordinating with other departments to ensure that the entire rescue operation was efficient and orderly.
Ying Wuyou and Meng Yi observed carefully from the side, offering guidance and corrections from time to time. They emphasized the importance of details and required the soldiers to remain calm and focused under pressure.
"We need to be fast, but we can't overlook any step!" Ying Wuyou shouted. "Make sure the injured receive the best treatment."
Meng Yi emphasized teamwork, reminding the soldiers to cooperate with each other to ensure the efficiency of the emergency rescue work.
They hope that this simulation exercise will not only improve the soldiers' professional skills, but also cultivate their teamwork and adaptability. After all, on the battlefield, every detail is a matter of life and death, and every decision can affect the outcome of the battle.
As time passed, the simulation exercise came to an end. Although the soldiers were exhausted, their eyes shone with determination. They knew that today's sacrifice would save more lives tomorrow.
Ying Wuyou and Meng Yi were satisfied with the soldiers' performance, but they also understood that training was an ongoing process, and only through continuous learning and practice could they play their greatest role at critical moments.
Ying Wuyou encouraged them, "Soldiers, do your best to save more lives!"
The soldiers responded in unison, their voices filled with determination and confidence.
Soon after, a group of soldiers with red cloth strips tied to their arms appeared on the battlefield, which aroused the curiosity of the other soldiers. Everyone was talking about it, but none of them knew who these people were or why they had red cloth strips tied to their arms.
Until one day, Wang Jian stood on the high platform, his gaze sharp and unwavering, sweeping over the soldiers below. His voice was loud and firm, echoing throughout the entire camp.
"Soldiers! Your Majesty knows the cruelty of war and understands your hardships and sacrifices. In order to ensure that you all survive, Your Majesty has specially dispatched a group of emergency medical personnel!" Wang Jian's words were full of strength and care.
"Do you see them? Those with red bandages on their arms are the emergency responders," Wang Jian said, pointing to a group of people.
"These medics will do their utmost to treat every wounded soldier on the battlefield. They are your strong support! No matter where you are or what your injuries are, they will never abandon you!" Wang Jian's voice echoed in the air, inspiring everyone.
"We are the warriors of Qin, and we bear the mission and honor of our nation! On the battlefield, we must forge ahead bravely and fear no enemy! But we must also remember that we are not alone; the King and Qin are concerned about us!" Wang Jian's words of encouragement warmed and inspired the soldiers.
"Let us join hands and fight for the glory of Qin! Let us fight for our families and loved ones! The emergency medical personnel dispatched by the King will fight alongside us to ensure that we all return home alive!" Wang Jian's last words brought the soldiers' morale to its peak.
Inspired by Wang Jian, the soldiers in the army were filled with patriotic fervor. They shouted in unison, "For Great Qin! For the King!" Their voices resounded through the sky, as if they were about to break through the heavens.