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Treatment of carbon monoxide poisoning in factories

2022-10-21View Original

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Regarding the treatment of carbon monoxide poisoning in factories, how can victims of carbon monoxide poisoning on-site be treated promptly?
Reply #22022-10-21
Drawing on previous treatment experience, provide first aid on the spot before taking the patient to the hospital.
Reply #32022-10-21
First method: Oxygen inhalation on-site. Find a well-ventilated area; the factory has oxygen cylinders, and an oxygen tube is used to be moved near the nose. Pay attention to ventilation and insulation.
Reply #42022-10-21
The second method: drink a concentrated sugar solution. Dissolve about 500 grams of white sugar in 1 liter of water (warm water is better), and have the patient drink it.
Reply #52022-10-21
Third method: Intravenous injection of glucose solution. Patients who are poisoned are unconscious and unable to drink sugar water on their own, so they need to have glucose solution injected into them.
Reply #62022-10-31
Immediately move out of the dangerous area, administer oxygen (using an on-site oxygen pack), ensure good ventilation and keep the person warm, stay in conversation with them, and seek medical attention as soon as possible.

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