The patient is about to be discharged, and the family members performed the sign language dance “Grateful Heart” to express their gratitude to the medical care.
Changjiang Daily, Wuhan Client, March 18th (Correspondent Xie Jing Liu Xia)“Thanksgiving Heart” Thank you for having you…” On the 18th, in the second ward of the Department of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine, Tongji Tianyou Hospital/Tianyou Hospital Affiliated to Wuhan University of Science and Technology, Aunt Chen, the family member of the patient, used a sign language to dance “Grateful Heart” to ten Thank you to the doctors and nurses who have taken good care of her lover over the past few days.
Mr. Xu is a patient who has just undergone tracheotomy and was transferred from the neurosurgery to the second ward of the Department of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine for follow-up treatment. When he was first transferred to the ward, Mr. Xu had a gastric tube, a jejunal tube and a urinary tube. He had severe edema and diarrhea.
After learning about the situation, head nurse Jiang Fang specially reminded the nurses in the tube bed to pay more attention to Mr. Xu’s nursing work, conduct ward rounds from time to time, instruct the nurses to better care for the patients with tracheostomy, and at the same time did not forget to remind the nurses Do a good job of psychological counseling for family members. Mr. Xu is more than 1.8 meters tall, and it is very laborious to turn over. The nurses often get wet after cleaning up once, and it often requires the cooperation of several people to slowly move the patient. Mr. Xu has a lot of nasal feedings every day. The nurses list the nasal feeding list and paste it on the patient’s bedside, and do the nasal feeding, turning over and life care at regular and fixed points.
After careful medical care, Mr. Xu was able to go offline completely after two weeks. On the day of discharge, in order to express her gratitude, the family member, Aunt Chen, invited the medical staff to the ward and wanted to dance a dance for everyone! When a familiar melody sounded in the ward, Aunt Chen danced the sign language dance “Grateful Heart”, and choked out with the singing: “Thank you, thank you for having you…”
Aunt Chen said, Thanks to the meticulous care of the doctors and nurses in the department in the past two weeks, her husband has been able to recover so well. She especially wants to thank everyone. She also likes dancing in ordinary times, so she specially learned sign language dance on the Internet. I hope this dance can express her. sincerity.
[Editor: Yu Lina]