Objective
To investigate the mastery of emergency knowledge in one rescue team of power network in Taian.
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Emergency knowledge in one rescue team of power network
BMC Emergency Medicine volume 12, Article number: A4 (2012)
Methods
We investigated emergency knowledge in one rescue team of power network in Taian by questionnaires, which include CPR skill, hemostasis, treatment of respiratory tract obstruction, drowning, electric shock, intoxication and spinal fractures.
Results
The members of the team have a little general emergency knowledge, especially in CPR and treatment of spinal rupture, but they could not treat them properly and needed further training, and most of them would like to gain the emergency knowledge and perform it in case of emergency.
Conclusion
The rescue team of power network knew a little emergency knowledge, but they needed further training. They could be a desirable group for emergency training.
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Fanshan, M., Yulan, Z. & Dongme, D. Emergency knowledge in one rescue team of power network. BMC Emerg Med 12 (Suppl 1), A4 (2012). https://doi.org/10.1186/1471-227X-12-S1-A4
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DOI: https://doi.org/10.1186/1471-227X-12-S1-A4
Keywords
- Public Health
- Respiratory Tract
- Emergency Medicine
- Electric Shock
- Spinal Fracture