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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 7 Acute organophosphate poisoning analysis of 106 cases of emergency ambulance [Keywords:] acute organophosphate poisoning emergency ambulance Acute organophosphorus pesticide poisoning (AOPP) is a common medical Intensive, one can discover if the poisoning, timely diagnosis, timely treatment, even patients with severe poisoning, the treatment can still be recovered. Our hospital from 2001 6 January to June 2007 within the pre-hospital emergency ambulance AOPP in patients with a total of 106 cases, and achieved good effect, are reported below. 1 Subjects and methods 1.1 Section 106 of the clinical data of patients, 69 patients were male and 37 females, aged 17 to 59 years, mean age 38 years. 98 cases of oral poisoning, the dose 50 ~ 100 mL; poisoning by skin contact in 8 cases. Poisoning 4 cases within 30 min of time, 30 min ~ 1 h 63 , 1 ~ 2 h 8 , 2 h or more in 31 cases. poisoning Category: dichlorvos poisoning in 38 cases, 30 cases of methamidophos poisoning, 5 cases of malathion poisoning , dimethoate poisoning in 27 cases and mixed organophosphate poisoning in 6 cases. 1.2 Diagnosis based on poison and (or) contact history, AOPP clinical symptoms and results of determination of blood cholinesterase test paper, with reference to 1987, lt;”Workplace of the diagnostic criteria organophosphorous poisoning and treatmentgt;gt; for the diagnosis and classification of .106 poisoning cases of severe poisoning in 22 cases, moderate 64 cases, 20 cases of mild poisoning. 1.3 The first aid measures after receiving the distress call and immediately sent a rescue team went to first aid by ambulance. I Hospital Emergency Center is equipped with electric ambulance gastric lavage machine, aspirator, respirator, ECG and defibrillator, etc. emergency care equipment and a variety of emergency medicine. All emergency operations are carried out in an ambulance. arrived at the scene immediately after the patients were carried into the ambulan