In recent days, chen qi, a 2016-year-old girl at the chanjiang college of teacher training university in hangzhou, assisted a sudden death patient at the airport for 100 seconds. And her expertise in first aid came from a final examination at the school. (south morning, 15 september)
In the first half of this year, as part of the final examination for the broadcast and conduct of the third and third semester of the specialty at the grand chanjiang college, the specialty teacher asked the students to produce a special news programme, and chen yu qi identified the final examination as a topic for the promotion of aed first aid. It was unexpected that what she learned at an examination had actually saved a life in reality。
Sudden sudden death is not a multiplicity and can be said to be a small probability event, but once it has occurred to a patient, it is a catastrophe for the patient himself and his family。
From this perspective, it is extremely meaningful to have a corresponding number of people in every corner of society who know first aid. Of course, the implementation of first aid requires some expertise, preferably in the hands of professionals themselves, but, after all, the number of professionals is very small and cannot be distributed at any time in every corner of real life. Even when the danger occurs, the patient's family calls the first responder in time, and the first responder arrives at the scene, which is often the most precious “gold time” for saving the patient's life。
At this point in time, if the patient is accompanied by a non-specialist who knows first aid, then he can fight death. According to professionals, it is not too difficult to learn first aid, and for young students only a few hours of training is effective. Women university students in the news learned how to provide first aid at a critical time by making a special programme just to cope with one test。
As a result, knowledge of first aid for diseases such as sudden heart death needs to be made available in a timely manner. If it is felt that it is difficult to reach out to the general public, it can first reach out to school students, especially university students. Before, there was a time when high school students learned to drown. Examples of successful rescue of watered children by water users show that some of the first-aid knowledge can be used to capitalize on the relative concentration and ease of operation of school education and reach students first。
It's a lot of work. Once they have learned first aid, they will graduate and become millions of “humans” who know first aid and will be spread across all corners of life. If first aid is available to every generation of students, then the number of people with first aid and first aid will increase and the chances of survival for people with acute illnesses will increase。
