In the nurse's restaurant, someone suddenly has epilepsy. How to give first aid to the epileptic waiter?

Recently, a piece of news has attracted everyone's attention. A nurse saved a life by rescuing an epileptic waiter in a restaurant. Once this matter was exposed, it won unanimous praise from netizens. I have to say, the nurse did a really good job. She stepped forward at the critical moment to save lives. Patient waiters also have good fortune-telling, and there happens to be a nurse who knows first aid to buy time for the arrival of hospital ambulances.

Second, the specific process

Recently, the waiter in a restaurant in Laizhou City suddenly had epilepsy and was unconscious. At that time, Shi Xiaoli, a pediatric nurse in Laizhou People's Hospital, was eating in the store. Seeing this situation, she immediately came forward to rescue.

According to Shi Xiaoli, the waiter was unconscious and his lips were blue. According to experience, it was a sudden attack. However, the site conditions were limited, so she took the chopsticks on the table and placed them horizontally between the patient's upper and lower teeth to prevent him from biting his tongue. At the same time, tilt his head to one side, keep the respiratory tract unobstructed, and ask the surrounding citizens to call 120 emergency number to evacuate the onlookers. After Shi Xiaoli's emergency rescue, when the ambulance arrived, the sick waiter had slowly regained consciousness.

Third, first aid measures.

Seizure will cause convulsions and disturbance of consciousness, accompanied by dysuria, tongue biting and other symptoms. Once epileptic patients are found to have convulsions, they should be given towels and other substances immediately to avoid being bitten by their tongues. Patients with limb twitching and stiffness should pay attention to protect them from falls and bumps, and should not resist forcibly.

First aid measures for epilepsy:

1. Let the patient lie down immediately, and keep lying on his side or just make his head side to one side, so that the patient's oral liquid can easily flow out of his mouth.

2, there is no need for mouth-to-mouth breathing, because it is easy to squeeze vomit into the lungs, causing suffocation.

3. Wrap the patient with soft objects such as pillows and quilts. At the same time, soft clothes can be put on the joints to avoid abrasions, crushing the limbs of patients, avoiding fractures or dislocations and preventing accidents. At the same time, remove sharp, hard and burning things around to avoid injury.

4. Carefully observe and record the shape and duration of the attack, which can be used as a reference for doctors.

5. Generally, there is no need to call an ambulance for minor attacks, but if the patient's continuous attacks last more than 1 hour and he is unconscious, he should be sent to the hospital immediately.

6. Next, loosen the tight clothes and create an unobstructed respiratory tract.

7. If the patient's mouth can be opened or has a feeling of seizure, you can also put a tongue depressor wrapped in gauze, a folded belt or other solid and indestructible things in the mouth to prevent the patient from biting his tongue. Be careful not to pry open the clenched teeth and put them in your mouth.