临床急诊中心血管急症的处理（Treatment of vascular emergencies in clinical emergency center）.docVIP

临床急诊中心血管急症的处理（Treatment of vascular emergencies in clinical emergency center） Step by step management and clinical analysis of emergency respiratory support: treatment of emergency vascular diseases in clinical emergency center Treatment of vascular emergencies in clinical emergency center An overview of the 1 The clinical emergencies described in emergency medicine include two major parts of the medical and surgical systems. Medical emergencies include circulation, respiration, digestion, urinary, blood, nerve and endocrine system diseases, infectious diseases, physical and chemical properties and acute poisoning caused by shock, emergency, and the emergency system of water electrolyte and acid-base imbalance in multiple organ dysfunction syndrome. The most common surgical emergencies are severe compound injuries, multiple injuries (including brain, chest, urinary, fracture and Department of general surgery), etc.. These can lead to various types of clinical emergency cardiovascular emergency emergencies, is the most serious cardiac or non cardiogenic cardiac arrest. Some clinical symptoms in a short time after the onset of cardiovascular risk in acute, even sudden death, is not uncommon. According to the emergency data of 7 years in our hospital statistics, cardiovascular acute and dangerous clinical emergency treatment in about 36.33%, its primary cardiac arrest and non cardiogenic cardiac arrest accounted for 30.36% and 69.64%. On acute poisoning, various poisons or toxins into the body, damage the normal physiological function of cardiovascular, cardiovascular function or pathological changes, cause circulatory dysfunction or serious arrhythmia, namely the toxic cardiovascular so-called acute and dangerous (Toxic Cardiovascalar Crisis, TCVC). Therefore, active treatment of cardiovascular acute and dangerous in a variety of clinical emergency rescue, maintenance of heart and circulatory function, has an important significance for the successful treatment of a va