Pre-hospital emergency treatment of acute critically ill patients in the status and role of salvage.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 5 Pre-hospital emergency treatment of acute critically ill patients in the status and role of salvage [Keywords:] emergency pre-hospital emergency rescue critically ill patients Emergency medicine and work focused on the task of pre-hospital on-site first aid, transporting patients (including the way emergency care) and hospital emergency room three parts [1]. Pre-hospital emergency is an important component of emergency medicine, pre-hospital emergency in a timely manner with the level of whether or not related to the patient’s prognosis as well as the follow-up treatment. In this paper, our hospital emergency department from January 2008 -2,009 year in January 578 cases of pre-hospital emergency cases in the analysis of information obtained, for emergency rescue work, scientific management, reasonable arrangement of great significance. A clinical data 1.1 General information on 368 cases of male and female 210 cases; the youngest 6 years old, maximum 96-year-old. In this group of cases, 200 cases of trauma, accounting for 34.6%, ranking the first; 128 cases of poisoning category, accounting for 22.1%, ranking the second place; of these 96 cases of alcoholism, heroin poisoning in 7 cases, 5 cases of acute organophosphate poisoning. 61 cases of acute cerebrovascular diseases, accounting for 10.6%, ranking the third place; 41 cases of cardiovascular disease, accounting for 7.1%, ranking the fourth place. 1.2 Time Distribution of number of cases of patients respectively in April, May, June, July, August, October more, in January, February, March low. 120 car visits have time to focus on 10 points, 12 points, 19 points until 1:00 the next day mostly. 2 where the results In 578 cases, 553 cases of the successful rescue was out of danger, the success rate of 95.7%; death in 25 cases, 12 cases of sudden death of its central origin, 5 cases of acute cerebral hemorrhage, multiple trauma in 3 cases, 2 cases of acute organophosphate poisoning,