某部赴玉树抗震救灾期间高原初步习服情况调查[1]（Investigation on preliminary acclimatization of a unit during the earthquake relief in Yushu [1]）.docVIP

某部赴玉树抗震救灾期间高原初步习服情况调查[1]（Investigation on preliminary acclimatization of a unit during the earthquake relief in Yushu [1]） W... 73. Clinical military surgeon, Vol. fourth, issue 29, lnJMdOfcVL3N., uut21 Eight hundred and one August 2004, 3Ciei, O9, o4Ags, 01 W... Treatise (investigation report).. Investigation on preliminary acclimatization of a unit during the earthquake relief in Yushu Qi Baolin, Kang Haili (PLA outpatient department of Qinghai military area command of PLA, Qinghai, Xining 8100) Abstract: Objective To investigate the incidence of acute mountain sickness and the initial acclimatization time of some officers and men in Yushu during the earthquake relief. Methods to take part in the earthquake relief work 1009 male officers and soldiers were the subjects. The observation period was 30d, and the officers and men were suffering from dizziness, headache, fatigue, palpitation, insomnia, shortness of breath, chest tightness, gastrointestinal reaction, hypertension and pulmonary edema. Results T1 headache and dizziness, fatigue, palpitation, insomnia, shortness of breath, chest tightness, gastrointestinal reaction, vertigo tinnitus and numbness of extremities and hypertension prevalence was higher than that of T2 and T3 (P0.05), and The rate of T2 headache, dizziness, fatigue, palpitation and sun dermatitis was higher than that of T3 (P0.05). Pulmonary edema occurred only in stage T1, and no pulmonary edema occurred in stage T2 and T3 None occurred during the observation period. Conclusion during the earthquake relief process, the incidence of acute mountain sickness in officers and soldiers was basically determined to be 1 - 7d after the plateau. The investigation was early detection, early treatment and early intervention It is of great significance to prevent altitude sickness and improve the plateau operation ability of the army. Keywords: altitude acclimatization; altitude reaction; high altitude The classification number: R156 document code: di1.99~i