"The urine is very dark, increase the adjustment intensity. Now we can safely administer fluid therapy. Everyone, keep it up."
Glancing at the urine bag, Liu Banxia shouted.
The current progression of the patient's symptoms is in line with everyone's expectations. Rhabdomyolysis is inevitable, but it's still unclear whether kidney function has been impaired; we'll need to wait for lab results to know.
It's safe to say that the pathways for both internal and external circulation in the patient's body have been opened, so there's no need to worry about the patient's bladder being overextended; treatment can proceed without concern.
We've reached a stage of noticeable progress, and since the development of the patient's symptoms is unavoidable, we face it bravely.
Everyone holding the hammers was even more motivated. At this point, the firefighters who had washed up and eaten returned, taking turns with the others.
