Ambulance

Major Function
Including Facilities
The Interior Of Modern Ambulances Is Relatively Spacious, Providing Sufficient Space For Ambulance Personnel To Provide Medical Assistance To Patients On Their Way To The Hospital. Modern Ambulances Also Carry A Large Amount Of Bandages And Topical Products, Which Can Help Stop Bleeding, Clean Wounds, And Prevent Infections.

The Car Also Comes With Clamps And Brackets To Fix The Patient'S Broken Limbs And Prevent Further Damage To The Patient'S Neck And Spine. The Car Is Also Equipped With Oxygen, Portable Respirators, And Pacemakers And Defibrillators. Most Ambulances Also Come With Patient Monitors That Can Monitor The Patient'S Pulse And Breathing On The Way To The Emergency Room. These Detection Data Can Be Sent To The Hospital Via Radio.

Many Modern Ambulance Workers Are Professional First Responders, Especially Those Responsible For High-Risk Situations Such As Large-Scale Sports Events And Busy Sections Of Highways, Who Are Able To Provide High-Level Emergency Treatment. Their Professional Rescue On Site And On The Way Can Often Save The Lives Of The Injured. They Have Received Training In Diagnosing Patient Injuries, So They Can Transmit Data Through Radio In Advance And Advise Hospitals On Which Medical Staff And Technicians To Prepare And Prepare Corresponding Surgical Equipment. In Wealthy Towns, Although There Are 120 Emergency Vehicles, Due To Traffic Congestion, They Are Unable To Provide Timely Assistance; Ambulance Vehicles, Due To Their High Cost And Limited Equipment, Face Some Moderate To Mild Rescue And May Be A Bit Cumbersome; There Are Very Few Hospitals In Peripheral Township Areas, Let Alone Ambulances... Portable Ambulances Are Motorcycles Or Bicycles Equipped With Simple And Sophisticated Emergency Equipment, Which Can Better And Quickly Reach The Accident Site For Rescue Until The Fire Department Ambulance Arrives At The Scene To Take Over The Treatment. As Early As During World War I, Participating Countries Such As Britain, The United States, And France Began To Study The Feasibility Of Using Motorcycles As Ambulances Due To Their Lightweight, Which Was The Predecessor Of Lightweight Ambulances.

Multiple Countries Or Regions Around The World Have Adopted Ambulance Motorcycles And Bicycles, And Have Developed Related Lightweight Ambulances.

The First Aid Kit Of A Portable Ambulance Is Generally Equipped With A Defibrillator, Oxygen Bag, Face Mask, Blood Pressure Monitor, Wound Dressing Materials, Oxygen Cylinder, Painkillers, Maternity Delivery Equipment, Etc., Which Can Provide Emergency Treatment For Patients.