Visit the Medical First Aid Command Center

Little reporters are learning cardiopulmonary resuscitation.

This reporter Mai Mai Mai Mai Rongpan Shan Primary School 3 (5 Class) Coordinating: This newspaper reporter Cheng Liyu

August 12th, Friday. The weather is very hot, but no matter how hot, we cannot stop our Summer Special Special Training Camp to visit Liuzhou Medical First Aid Command Center.

Early in the morning, the students came downstairs in the "Liuzhou Medical First Aid Command Center" in Liuzhou People's Hospital on time.

We first visit the 120 ambulance. The teacher introduced us the emergency facilities on the ambulance, such as negative pressure stretcher, defibrillation, electrocardiogram instrument, etc. These devices can be used to rescue patients in emergency situations.

Through learning, we learned that there are 28 first -aid stations in Liuzhou, 78 ambulances every day, and 120 helicopters.

During the visit, in addition to explaining the knowledge of the first aid, the medical staff also guided the small journalists to learn cardiopulmonary resuscitation. "There are three steps for cardiopulmonary resuscitation: chest compression, open airway and artificial breathing." While the staff explained, the staff demonstrated to the small reporters: the chest presses the requirements of the palms of both hands, and the roots of the left palm are attached to the lower half of the sternum. Press. Little reporters all learned and operated carefully.

The strength of the chest should be appropriate. It is too shallow to have no effect, but it should not be too deep, otherwise it is easy to prescribe the ribs. At the beginning, I tried it a few times, because I was young and small, it was difficult to reach the standard, but I did not give up. After again and again, I finally grasped the essentials and basically met the requirements of first aid. Looking at the number displayed by an electronic calculator connected by analog prop, I couldn't help laughing.

By participating in this meaningful activity, I learned about the importance of first aid, learned various ambulance knowledge, and knew the hard work of doctors' work. They contributed to the health of the general public. It deserves our respect and learning. Here, I want to say "thank you" sincerely!

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