Resus X Novels & Stories

"Get him on the monitor. Kelly, get the crash cart. I want a full blood panel and an EKG, now." The next few minutes were a blur of controlled chaos. I worked alongside Xavier, our old synergy kicking in despite the tension. I grabbed an IV, my hands steady as I slid the needle into a vein in his arm, starting a saline drip. I cut open his shirt, the fabric parting under the sharp scissors to reveal his still, pale chest. He's in V-fib," Xavier said, his voice tight as he watched the monitor. "Kelly, charge the defibrillator to 200."

He even winked at me before leaving me speechless, yet inside of me… I was totally screaming! _________________________ ¹CardioPulmonary Resuscitation or CPR is an emergency procedure that combines chest compressions often with artificial ventilation in an effort to manually preserve intact brain function until further measures are taken to restore spontaneous blood circulation and breathing in a person who is in cardiac arrest.

Alexander connected to Beta Rush with the mind link. "Rush, help me find some senior soldiers, let them follow me to find Amelia. Quickly!" Rush accepted the order. Immediately afterward, he returned to the office. When he was restless, he summoned all the doctors in the camp. Dr.Young’s released breath was lifted again in an instant. But this time, Alexander didn’t look at her but said to everyone. "How feasible is the formula of the X-WES antidote?"

Irene was filled with joy. She never imagined that the person she had found at the jazz club would be so exceptional. Right then, Ryan frowned. He watched closely as Dustin applied the shocks using a portable electrotherapy device. To be able to perform resuscitation using such inefficient equipment was something that he could not even hope to attain. Even his teacher was far from that kind of skill… He could not understand how this young punk was so skilled. Once he got Lucius’s heart beating again, Dustin moved on to the next step: getting rid of the poison.

She had been livid with anger and fueled with so much adrenaline but now when she thought of all she had done, the crazy ifs that would have made their stunt end with a black outfit made her shiver. A doctor with a way too friendly smile, like he was trying to convince himself more than the world that he loved his job, walked towards them. "How is Maya?" He was already standing up and walking to meet the doctor midway. He gave him a grin, "She just regained consciousness." "Who is Xavier?" Jasmine rolled her eyes, of course, Maya had to seek after a man when she woke up from a near-death accident. She'll excuse her from the sister's code lecture because the shitty condition she was in couldn

“Please, stand back sir.” Garrett spoke to his assisting doctors. “Dr. Turner, begin compressions.” “Nurse Pat, shock him! Push air through his tube!” “Charging.” Just like before, the machine began whirring up. “Shocking. Clear.” The doctors removed their hands from his body and watched it jolt before attempting to resuscitate him once more. “Get the Grays out of here now!” Garrett shouted. One of the Nurse aids rushed to Hartley and Joshua to escort them out of Derreck’s room.

Like it doesn’t know how to move properly. But eventually— things settle. The chaos fades. The room quiets. Machines beep steadily. Softly. Alive. And for the first time— I breathe. “He’s critical,” the doctor says. “But stable for now.” “…for now?” I repeat. “There’s… something unusual.” My chest tightens instantly. “What do you mean?” He hesitates. Then— “…his brain activity.” Cold fear creeps in. “What about it?” “…it spiked during the resuscitation.”

His fingers, once so strong, simply slipped away and hit the side of the bed with a soft thud. “No! No!” I shrieked, the sound tearing from my lungs. The medics pushed me back with firm hands. They hopped into the back of the vehicle and immediately began emergency resuscitation, their movements rhythmic and desperate as they pumped his chest. They placed a plastic mask over his face, their expressions tight with a sudden, sharp panic.

“Dr Lorgan, she is gone” the intern said with a shaky voice, blinking her tears from falling. The rest of the team continued with the futile resuscitation. They had been at it for an hour and a half already yet there were no still no signs of life. The cardiac monitor was completely flat. The literature and their experience was clear on the matter. The patient was gone, there was no amount of resuscitation they could do to bring her back. They had done their utmost best, the most emotional resuscitation they have ever performed. They aught to stop and declare the time of death but no one dared pronounce the words. They would rather continue with the resuscitation until Amaya makes that deci

I didn’t waste any more time and pump her chest. “Jada, what happened!?” It’s Caleb’s voice nearing us. My heart was racing too fast when Cassie remained torpid. Come on Cassie, breathe. I was screaming inside when Achilles replaced me, he started pumping her chest and when she didn’t respond, he gave her mouth-to-mouth resuscitation. Achilles does it simultaneously until Cassie grasps for air. A different kind of relief fills us.