Saving a life, half a lock

Upon seeing the man's physical condition, Su Ziyang didn't have time to worry about anything else and pulled two tissues from his pocket.

Wrap it around your finger and scoop out the vomit from the person's mouth.

"Big brother."

Su Ziyang greeted the flight attendant who had just led him there.

"Tell us what you need. We'll do our best to accommodate you."

The flight attendant then whispered in Su Ziyang's ear, "Brother, don't worry about saving him. We have recorders here, recording the whole thing. Don't be afraid!"

Hearing the train police officer's response, Su Ziyang felt a little more at ease and said, "Could you get me two hot water bottles, or a hot water cup? Anything that can transmit heat will do."

Without waiting for anything else, Su Ziyang knelt down and began pressing on the man's chest.

Chest compression first aid technique, also known as hands-only cardiopulmonary resuscitation, is a must-learn skill for every medical professional, and almost everyone knows it.

The key to this is acting quickly. First, you need to determine if the person has lost consciousness and if their heart has stopped beating. Generally, you can check for pulses in the carotid artery; if there's no pulse after counting three times, then you can begin emergency treatment.

First, the person being rescued should lie supine on a hard surface or the ground. Then, the first thing to do is to remove their outer clothing to expose their chest.

The second point is to find the right spot for chest compressions. Generally, the rescuer should stand or kneel to the side of the patient (either left or right).

Pazhou places the heel of his hand on the lower third of the patient's sternum, with both hands overlapping, fingers straight or interlocked, and wrists raised.

At this point, the rescuer leans forward, using the hip joint as a fulcrum, with both arms straight and shoulders facing the patient's sternum. Using their own body weight, the rescuer uses the heel of their hands to press down vertically about 4-5 centimeters, then relaxes, allowing the chest to bounce back on its own. The time for pressing and releasing must be equal.

However, do not lift the heel of your hand away from the chest wall, so as not to change the correct position for pressing.

100 breaths per minute, with a steady rhythm. Artificial respiration and chest compressions must be performed alternately.

Compression to exhale ratio: 15 compressions followed by 2 exhales constitute one cycle, which takes 15 seconds to complete.

Observe the patient's reaction and complexion while applying pressure.

In fact, when Su Ziyang touched this person's wrist, he knew in his heart that he had arrived a little too late and had missed the best time for rescue.

"Whoosh whoosh whoosh~"

Su Ziyang pressed down hard, then sat down to give the person lying on the ground artificial respiration.

After three rounds of treatment, the person lying on the ground still showed no signs of recovery.

Su Ziyang felt the heat in his chest begin to dissipate.

This feeling is very uncomfortable, like a life slowly fading away in your hands, and this feeling is very visibly real, leaving you ultimately powerless to stop it.

After pressing another set of buttons, Su Ziyang felt he was about to give up.

Just then, the sound of heavy footsteps came from inside the carriage, and a female programmer ran over carrying two glasses.

"Water, water. Boiling water. Hot water!"

Upon seeing the thermos, Su Ziyang withdrew his hand from the pump, then took the thermos and felt its temperature. It wasn't scalding hot, but it was very hot.

"Please help me! Start ironing from under the armpits down along the ribs, like this!"

Su Ziyang took a glass of water and started rolling it down from under the person's armpit. Another flight attendant imitated Su Ziyang and also started rolling it from the ribs to the armpit.

While ironing the ribs of the unconscious person lying on the ground, Su Ziyang was thinking of other tricks.

After ironing for a while, Su Ziyang felt that the warmth on the person's chest was slowly returning, so Su Ziyang called another train police officer over to help iron it.

Su Ziyang silently prayed for the blessings of his ancestors.

Then he turned around and squatted between the person's legs.

After squatting down, Su Ziyang placed his left hand on the person's lower abdomen, pressing his thumb firmly against the person's Guanyuan acupoint, and then placed his right hand between the person's legs, with his thumb aimed at the person's Huiyin acupoint.

This is the last half of the Eight and a Half Locks. It means that the perineum contains a bit of true yang energy in the body. With the right technique, this bit of true yang energy can be released and used to save lives.

Su Ziyang made this gesture, and the onlookers frowned, because no one knew what Su Ziyang was going to do.

Even the two flight attendants who were helping to iron his ribs looked at Su Ziyang with curiosity.

"You two, don't stop, hurry up and scald him."

After Su Ziyang finished speaking, he took a deep breath and thought to himself: Whether you survive or not depends on your own fate. I've really done my job.

As he spoke, he pressed his hands together forcefully, and Su Ziyang's thumb plunged into the perineum, while the tip of his thumb twitched rapidly.

Su Ziyang felt a sudden surge of heat at the man's perineum. However, because Su Ziyang's other hand was at the Guanyuan acupoint, the heat was drawn by Su Ziyang's left hand and quickly flowed to the Guanyuan acupoint.

Su Ziyang couldn't let go yet, but gestured for the two to continue rolling the thermos.

"Oh! My heart skipped a beat!"

The female flight attendant gasped in surprise, and the train police officer quickly reached for her chest.

"She really jumped!!!"

After the train police officer shouted, the man seemed to hold his breath, let out a long gasp, and suddenly opened his eyes.

"Cough cough."

After waking up, the person swallowed two mouthfuls of the foreign object and uncontrollably vomited it to the side.

Su Ziyang breathed a sigh of relief when he saw that the person was awake. This was Su Ziyang's first time rescuing someone.

"Phew~"

Su Ziyang breathed a sigh of relief and stood up.

"Um, put that thermos under his armpits so he can keep warm, then let's get to the hospital as soon as possible."

Seeing a person who had been lying down and was almost cold suddenly wake up, the crowd spontaneously burst into applause.

The carriage was no longer quiet; everyone became lively again. Su Ziyang didn't enjoy the commotion and took advantage of the chaos to slip away from the crowd with his head down.

For some reason, Su Ziyang felt uneasy, and the feeling of unease he had just experienced became more and more pronounced.

After sitting back down, Su Ziyang took a couple of sips of water from his thermos, which calmed him down a bit.

May the ancestral master protect us.

Su Ziyang silently recited the holy name of his ancestor several times, and felt a little more at ease.

Just as Su Ziyang closed his eyes and was about to rest for a while, two flight attendants found Su Ziyang.

"Hello."

The two men treated Su Ziyang with great politeness.

"Hello."

Su Ziyang opened his eyes and nodded.

"We have a request: could you please help us escort the patient off the ambulance? The next stop is a small platform, and the ambulance can't get in. We need to escort them there. Once they're in the ambulance, they can come back."

Su Ziyang didn't know what procedures were being followed, but the two were very polite, so Su Ziyang nodded in agreement.