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The air inside the ambulance seemed to have frozen, with only the sound of the instruments and the gentle movement of the doctor's steady fingers. After an unknown amount of time, the ambulance finally arrived at the scene.

Wen Qian was carefully carried onto the stretcher. Her face was pale, her eyes were closed, and her body was trembling slightly. The surrounding crowd made way for a passage, allowing the stretcher to be smoothly carried into the ambulance.

The instruments inside the car made a faint sound, which was in stark contrast to the chaotic world outside. These instruments are the guardians of Wenmian's life. They are constantly monitoring her heartbeat, blood pressure and breathing.

In the ambulance, doctors and medical staff carried out rescue work nervously and orderly. They injected Wenmian with cardiotonic drugs to help her heart beat again; they inserted a breathing tube into her to help her breathe; they measured her blood sugar and blood pressure to ensure that her body indicators were normal.

During the entire rescue process, doctors and medical staff remained calm and focused. They used professional techniques and calm attitude to gain more survival opportunities for Wenmian.

As the rescue progressed, Wen Mian's vital signs gradually stabilized.

The scenery along the way flew by outside the window, but she could only lie there quietly, letting fate dictate.

Finally arriving at the hospital, Wen Mian was quickly sent to the emergency room.

The doctors and nurses were ready. They used their professional vision and decisive actions to begin comprehensive treatment for Wen Mian.

Various data on the vital signs monitoring equipment have become an important basis for doctors and nurses to judge Wen Mian's condition. Blood pressure, heart rate, respiratory rate, body temperature... changes in every number affect their hearts.

In this process, every detail is so important.

Their faces were filled with nervousness and worry, but theirs were determined and serious.

Their eyes were full of determination and hope, as if to say: "You will get better, come on, hold on, think about your family and friends..."

After a series of rescue operations, Wen Mian's vital signs finally began to stabilize.

Her breathing became even and her heartbeat returned to normal.

The doctors and medical staff breathed a sigh of relief, with tired but relieved smiles on their faces.

At that moment, Wen Mian felt a peace of mind that he had never felt before.

The noisy emergency department was abuzz with people coming and going, sitting or standing, anxiously waiting for the doctor's treatment.

In the clinic, doctors and nurses were busy shuttling between patients. They quickly communicated about their conditions and sometimes lowered their heads to record something.

The patients' families were waiting anxiously, their faces full of worry and tension.

Some patients moaned due to pain or discomfort, and these sounds intertwined to make the entire emergency department more lively.

The air is filled with various smells, including the smell of disinfectant, sweat, and various odors from patients.

The waiting area outside the clinic was also filled with various sounds. Children's cries, adults' coaxing, phone ringing, radio notifications, and cell phone ringing from time to time.

The medical staff hold medical records and quickly communicate with the patients' families, explain the condition and calm their emotions.

The nurses busily shuttled between the various hospital beds, taking the patients' temperature and blood pressure, changing intravenous drips, and recording changes in the patient's condition.

"Hello, are you Wen Mian's family member? She had a car accident and is now in the emergency room of the People's Hospital. Please come here as soon as possible!" The medical staff called Pei Zhiyao.