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Production Technology: [Daily Question] Saturday, June 18, 2011

2011-06-17View Original

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True or False: 1. If treatment is started within 3 minutes after a person gets an electric shock, 90% of cases will have a good outcome. () 2. One of the characteristics of chemical pollution is that it is difficult to recover from once contamination occurs. () Notes: 1. Please hide your replies; for instructions, see: http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-492556-1-1.html. 2. Do not edit after replying. 3. There must be a reward for participants. 1. Wrong 2. Right
Reply #22011-06-17
Reply 1# sun-rock 1. Yes 2. Yes
Reply #32011-06-17
Reply 1# sun-rock Right, that’s correct
Reply #42011-06-17
Wrong Right There is evidence indicating that when treatment begins 1 minute after an electric shock, 90% of cases show good outcomes; Among those who began treatment 6 minutes after being electrocuted, 10% achieved good results ; For those who begin treatment 12 minutes after being electrocuted, the chances of survival are very low. However, experimental studies and statistics show that if treatment starts 3 minutes after electrocution, 90% of cases yield positive results; so it’s better to act as quickly as possible
Reply #52011-06-17
Reply 1# sun-rock Wrong, Right

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