At Death's Door

"He has been poisoned for a long time, and the concentration of toxins in his blood is too high... Oh, it's really bad!" "Director, do you use antagonists?" In the ICU, the director of the emergency department and the director of the department of anesthesia gathered together, and their faces were clouded with sorrow. If the person who was poisoned was just an ordinary person, they would not have to take over this job. It had been five or six hours since he had been poisoned by a snake, and the snake was so poisoned that he fell as soon as it bit him. Ordinary antidotes could not detoxify him at all. At this time, if they wanted to keep him alive, they had to take the risk to use a complex formula of antagonists. Which medicine should they use? How many dosages of medicine should they use? All of this was vital to his survival. This was a very test of the pharmacological knowledge and clinical experience of an anesthesiologist. A careless mistake would speed up the poisoned person's de