Can a person who is suffocated by poisonous gas be given artificial respiration?
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Can a person who is suffocated by poisonous gas be given artificial respiration?
I think the poster is talking about mouth-to-mouth artificial respiration... If I remember correctly, mouth-to-mouth artificial respiration can be used in some cases of poisoning... But some measures need to be added in the middle... I need to check... The above is a personal opinion, for reference only. If there are any errors, please point them out!
People who are suffocated by poisonous gas must also perform artificial respiration, but they must add gauze when doing it. When doing it, they must be in a place with fresh air. After blowing, they must stay away from the patient's mouth as soon as possible. You can turn your head and do not inhale the surrounding gas exhaled by the patient.
Well, learn* , but the most important thing is to send him to the hospital as soon as possible!
People poisoned by poisonous gas can undergo artificial respiration, but precautions must be taken to prevent rescuers from being poisoned.
Artificial respiration should be carried out, but necessary measures must be taken. For example, for hydrogen sulfide poisoning, before artificial respiration, the mouth and nose of the poisoned person should be covered with cotton or handkerchief soaked in salt solution.
First, the patient should be moved to a place away from the poisonous gas before subsequent rescue measures can be carried out. For short-term suffocation caused by CO2, N2 and other gases, artificial respiration can be performed immediately. For poisoning by CO2, H2S and other poisonous gases, you should immediately contact 120 and explain the situation to the emergency center for professional treatment.
I personally think that artificial respiration can be carried out, but the poisoned person must be moved to a ventilated place with fresh air and call 120 for help before treatment.
Artificial respiration is not only mouth-to-mouth respiration, but also cardiac compression resuscitation. The first step is to lift the patient to a place with fresh air.
Artificial respirators should be used as much as possible, and rescuers should avoid mouth-to-mouth artificial respiration to prevent the rescuer from being poisoned, because when performing mouth-to-mouth artificial respiration, the performer may inhale poisons escaping from the patient's exhaled breath or clothes, resulting in secondary poisoning.
Mouth-to-mouth artificial respiration can be performed, but if it is CO and H2S, remember to pay attention and treat it in a ventilated and cool place. If you are only half-skilled, forget it and call 120.
Before rescuing someone, make sure the surrounding environment is safe!
In fact, external chest massage may be more effective, not only to promote breathing, but also to restore the heartbeat. Practice in addition * It is also more convenient to learn and easy to learn. How can you be so embarrassed to give instructions on artificial respiration? * ah?
No, an artificial ventilator must be used for rescue. If there is no artificial ventilator in an emergency, remember to blow only, hold your breath after blowing, and stay at least half a meter away from it before inhaling.
Mouth-to-mouth artificial respiration cannot be used, and chest compressions can be used. Of course, the best thing is to send him to the hospital as soon as possible.
I don’t know how the investigation on the second floor is going. I’m keeping a close eye on it.……