Maiji District Rong Media Center News (Reporter Mo Zhetao Dong Jie) On September 8, Maiji District Health Bureau, together with the District New Era Civilization Practice Center and the District Red Cross Wolf Pack Rescue Team, carried out a health science popularization tour into the community to explain to community residents how to deal with emergencies encountered in daily life, and further improve the emergency response ability of residents in our district. More than 30 residents of Xihuang community participated in this event.
During the activity, the staff explained the emergency handling methods that may be encountered in daily life such as scalds, burns, electric shock, sprains, and falls through illustrated courseware, and demonstrated CPR CPR through simulated people, allowing residents to learn how to judge whether a fainted patient is conscious, whether he has breathing and heartbeat, correctly open the airway, implement the correct positioning of chest compressions, the strength of compressions and artificial respiration and other practical precautions. The community residents carefully studied the relevant first aid knowledge.
"Today's lecture is indeed very practical, Dr. Gao told us about burn treatment, the most important thing is to rinse with cool water to cool down. Captain Song of the Red Cross also talks about CPR first aid is also very practical, if I encounter such a situation on the street, I can also help with first aid. Citizen Dong Qinlan said after listening to the lecture.
Through this health science popularization tour, the basic knowledge of daily emergency care and CPR cardiopulmonary resuscitation were popularized to community residents, and the concept of emergency care and scientific first aid methods were disseminated. "September 9th is 'World First Aid Day', our Maiji District health science popularization tour into the Xihuang community, to the majority of residents to popularize some daily first aid knowledge, mainly including drowning, scalds, earthquakes and foreign body stuck throat these daily first aid, the most important cardiopulmonary resuscitation first aid, hope that residents encounter this emergency know how to deal with it correctly, and gradually improve our overall health knowledge." Zhang Yuping, deputy director of the Maiji District Health Affairs Service Center, said.
It is understood that since the beginning of this year, Maiji District has carried out more than 130 health tours and health consultation free consultation activities, benefiting more than 10,000 people and distributing more than 60,000 copies of various publicity materials. In the next step, Maiji District will continue to carry out various health science popularization activities, popularize basic knowledge and skills of health literacy, advocate a healthy lifestyle, and continuously improve the health literacy level of residents in our district. 【Edited by Cao Ning】