Introduction to the usage of negative pressure ambulances

Negative Pressure Ambulance, also known as protective Ambulance, is characterized by negative pressure. So fever patients, suspected patients, and confirmed patients all need to be pulled by negative pressure ambulances. Negative pressure ambulances are quite necessary for respiratory infectious diseases. Ensure that the patient's transfer does not pollute the air along the way. When using a negative pressure ambulance, doors and windows should be closed to reduce the risk of infection for accompanying or surrounding personnel. The negative pressure ambulance first needs to isolate the medical cabin and cockpit. The upgraded negative pressure isolation cabin of the negative pressure ambulance is a powerful tool in fighting against the epidemic. Negative pressure ambulance vehicle mounted medical equipment includes stretcher specialized vehicles. Medical personnel and drivers should also close the sliding windows of the medical cabin to prevent cross infection to the driver's cabin personnel after transporting infected pneumonia patients. It is necessary to replace the full set of protective equipment in a timely manner. Disinfect the vehicle after transportation. Air: Open windows for ventilation. The patient lying flat on the hospital bed is directional, and the negative pressure chamber is like a sterile room, which can prevent more people from being infected and achieve truly safe and effective isolation. The patient's head is close to the exhaust vent to quickly eliminate the virus as much as possible, ensuring that the virus is not discharged outside the vehicle during transportation! Reduce the accumulation of viruses in the car. Both inside and outside the carriage require hydrogen peroxide spraying or chlorine disinfectant wiping for disinfection. After 30 minutes of exposure to ultraviolet light, open the car door for ventilation. The content includes instructions for using negative pressure ambulances, disinfection methods for negative pressure ambulances, procedures for wearing and removing protective clothing, and various records of using negative pressure ambulances.