ZOU Xiao-ping1 GU Xue-kun2 XU Ya-qing1 QIAN Li-xin2 QIAN Wei-zhong2YAO Yue-hua1 QING Hong1. Investigation and Analysis on College Student’s First Aid Ability Emergency Treatment on Spot. [J]. Health Medicine Research and Practice 6(2):4-6(2009)
ZOU Xiao-ping1 GU Xue-kun2 XU Ya-qing1 QIAN Li-xin2 QIAN Wei-zhong2YAO Yue-hua1 QING Hong1. Investigation and Analysis on College Student’s First Aid Ability Emergency Treatment on Spot. [J]. Health Medicine Research and Practice 6(2):4-6(2009)DOI:
Investigation and Analysis on College Student’s First Aid Ability Emergency Treatment on Spot
Objective Understand college student’s basic knowledge about emergency treatment on spot and their response towards it
and search for efficient methods of popularizing emergency treatment training.Method Use self-designed paper to conduct a sample survey at random among 541 college students
and get statistical summary by using Excel.Results Only 12.19% Students had been trained for first aid on spot.The correct answer rate of 11 questions were below 50% among the 23 questions related to the knowledge of first aid in this investigation.Narrow range of their first aid knowledge could not meet the need of the urgent
dangerous and serious injured patients.Conclusion Various parties should cooperate to develop extensive mass emergency treatment
attach more importance to the significance of emergency treatment
and improve rnowledge and ability of first aid.
关键词
大学生现场急救能力健康教育
Keywords
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