Who knows the first aid measures after local electric shock? The more the better, the more effective the better! ! !

1, immediately cut off the power supply, or use non-conductive objects such as dry wooden sticks, bamboo sticks or dry cloth to make the wounded get rid of the power supply as soon as possible. Emergency personnel should not directly contact the person who gets an electric shock, so as not to get an electric shock themselves and affect the rescue work.

2, when the wounded from the power supply, should immediately check the general situation of the wounded, especially breathing and heartbeat, found that breathing, heartbeat stopped, should immediately on-site rescue.

(1) Mild symptoms: The conscious person breathes and beats spontaneously, and the injured person lies on the ground, so keep close observation, and don't stand or walk temporarily to prevent secondary shock or heart failure.

(2) If the breathing stops and the heartbeat exists, unbutton the button on the spot, dredge the airway, and immediately carry out mouth-to-mouth artificial respiration. If possible, insert the trachea and give artificial respiration with pressurized oxygen. You can also acupuncture Renzhong, Xuan Shi, Yongquan and other points, or give respiratory stimulants (such as lobeline, caffeine, and colamin).

(3) If there is cardiac arrest and breathing, chest compressions should be performed immediately.

(4) If breathing and heartbeat stop, chest compressions should be performed at the same time as artificial respiration to establish breathing and circulation and restore oxygen supply to all organs. It is best to carry out mouth-to-mouth resuscitation and chest compressions respectively according to the ratio of 1: 5, that is, artificial respiration 1 time and heart compressions for 5 times. If only 1 person is rescued at the scene, chest compressions and artificial respiration should be carried out according to the ratio of 15: 2, that is, 15 chest compressions first, and then mouth-to-mouth artificial respiration twice, so the rescue must be carried out at the end.

(5) When dealing with electric injury, pay attention to whether there are other injuries. If the power supply bounces off or falls from high altitude after electric shock, it is often complicated with craniocerebral trauma, hemopneumothorax, visceral rupture, limbs and pelvic fractures. If there are injuries and burns, they should be treated at the same time.

(6) During on-site rescue, don't move the wounded at will. If it is really necessary to move, the rescue interruption time shall not exceed 30 seconds. When moving the wounded or sending them to the hospital, we should not only let the wounded lie flat on the stretcher and put a flat and hard board on the back, but also continue to rescue them. Those who have stopped breathing should continue artificial respiration and chest compressions, and can't stop treatment before the hospital medical staff takes over.