What should I do if I am electrocuted? If you have been beaten by electricity, there is no effect on

220v?It will kill people's virtues. The maximum voltage that the human body can withstand is 36VLet's go to the hospital for a check-up. This is no joke! I wish everyone in the world a safe life.

I guess you're okay now.

If it is affected, the specific situation depends on the current. The longer the human body is electrocuted, the more serious the thermal, chemical and physiological injuries caused by the electric current to the human body. Under normal circumstances, the power frequency current is less than 15 20mA and the DC current is less than 50mA, which is safe for the human body.

But if the electric shock is very long, even if the power frequency current is as small as 8 10mA, it can be fatal.

The measures to prevent electric shock are generally as follows:

1) Ensure the installation quality of electrical equipment; installation of protective grounding devices; Install a protective cover on the live part of the electrical equipment or install it in a place that is not easily accessible, or use an interlock device.

2) Strengthen the management of electricity consumption, establish and improve safety work procedures and systems, and strictly implement them.

3) Use, maintain and overhaul electrical equipment, and strictly abide by relevant safety regulations and operating procedures.

After being shocked, if there is nothing abnormal at present, there are usually no other sequelae.

Most of the main complications and sequelae are caused by injury, in which the injury and hemolysis of a large number of tissues can cause hyperkalemia, strong muscle contraction and convulsions can cause dislocation and fracture of limb joints, strong contraction of paraspinal muscles and even cause spinal compression fracture, neurological sequelae include blindness, deafness, peripheral neuropathy, ascending or transverse spinal cord lesions and lateral sclerosis, limb monoplegia or hemiplegia, limb burns cause distal blood supply and tissue necrosis, A small number of patients with high-voltage electrical injury may develop gastrointestinal dysfunction, intestinal perforation, local gallbladder necrosis, pancreatic focal necrosis, liver damage with coagulation disorders, cataracts, and personality changes.

It's going to kill many, many cells.

But it won't be a problem.

The rate at which cells in the human body regenerate is also amazing.

It just grows out at once.

Some people are electrocuted, and the place where they are electrocuted will change.

Is there a problem that can be felt out and can be seen.

I had muscle pain after being electrocuted, and after the muscle pain in my chest, sometimes he ran to his back and had pain, and I didn't know what the problem was.

Go to the hospital for a check-up, if it is a mild electric shock, the impact should not be great.

I've been knocked out by electricity and now I have back pain.

If it's not serious, it's fine...

1. After finding that someone is electrocuted, immediately cut off the power supply, send back to pull down the electric switch, or use non-conductive bamboo and wooden sticks to separate the conductive body from the electrocuted person. Do not touch the electrocuted person when the power supply is not cut off or the electrocuted person is not disconnected from the power supply;

2. For those who have respiratory and cardiac arrest, mouth-to-mouth artificial respiration and heart-to-mouth chest extrusion should be carried out immediately until breathing and heartbeat are restored; If breathing is not restored, artificial respiration should be insisted on for at least 4 hours or when there is mortis and corpse spots before giving up the rescue, and when conditions permit, it is better to give oxygen inhalation directly to Hesong;

3. At the same time of on-site rescue, call medical personnel or ask for help from relevant medical units as soon as possible.

Summary. What to do if you are hit by electricity: After being hit by electricity, first cut off the power immediately, and immediately make the patient lie down when the scene is safe, and observe the patient's breathing, heartbeat and mental status.

If breathing and heartbeat have stopped, immediately give on-site CPR, chest compressions and artificial respiration alternately, and call 120 to ask medical staff to come to help. If the patient's breathing and heartbeat are there, and there is a coma, immediately give the pinching of the middle acupoint or the Yongquan acupoint on the soles of the feet, which in traditional Chinese medicine, both acupuncture points have the effect of opening the body and awakening. If there is a wound, give the wound bandage on the spot, and then send it to the hospital for rescue**, in the process of sending to the hospital, it is necessary to observe the patient's vital signs, consciousness, breathing, and heartbeat, if there is a sudden breathing, cardiac arrest.

What to do if the battery is called: After being hit by electricity, first cut off the power supply immediately, and immediately make the patient lie flat when the scene is safe, and observe the patient's breathing, heartbeat, and mental status. If breathing and heartbeat have stopped, immediately give on-site CPR, chest compressions and artificial respiration alternately, and call 120 to ask medical staff to come to help.

If the patient's breathing and heartbeat are there, and there is a coma, immediately give the pinching Hu Sheng Zhong acupoint or the Yongquan acupoint on the soles of the feet, which in traditional Chinese medicine, both acupoints have the effect of opening the body and awakening. If there is a wound, give the wound bandage on the spot, and then send it to the hospital for rescue**, in the process of sending to the hospital, it is necessary to observe the patient's vital signs, consciousness, breathing, and heartbeat, if there is a sudden breathing, cardiac arrest. Li Zhi.

While being sent to the hospital, CPR was given at the same time.

If this issue didn't come here from another world, congratulations! You're still healthy. The damage from the shock should have been felt at the time, not after a long time.

Don't worry, just stay safe in the future! If you really don't feel at ease, just ask the doctor, so that you will be more at ease!

One: After finding someone electrocuted, immediately cut off the power supply, pull down the electric switch, or use non-conductive bamboo and wooden sticks to separate the conductive body from the electrocuted person. Do not touch the electrocuted person when the power supply is not cut off or the electrocuted person is not disconnected from the power supply;

Second, for patients with respiratory and cardiac arrest, mouth-to-mouth artificial respiration and extrathoracic extrusion of the heart should be carried out immediately until breathing and heartbeat are restored. If breathing does not recover, artificial respiration should be insisted on for at least 4 hours or mortis and corpse spots can be abandoned before resuscitation is given. Direct oxygen inhalation is preferable when available;

Third, medical personnel can be called or asked for help from relevant medical units as soon as possible while rescuing people on the spot.

1.Body**.

1) The burn area of patients with rehydration electric shock is generally not large, but there are often nerves, muscles, bones and joints damaged, and the trauma is very serious, and appropriate rehydration should be given**, especially when there is hemoglobinuria, attention should be paid to alkalizing urine, maintaining a certain amount of urine, and reducing the damage to the kidneys.

2) Most of the patients with anti-infective electrical shock have deep wounds and have a certain anaerobic environment, so tetanus antitin (TAT) should be injected. Antibiotics are penicillin and metronidazole. Wound bacterial culture should be done in a timely manner, and sensitive antimicrobial drugs should be selected.

Local wounds should be open and semi-exposed**, external iodine solution, and timely removal of necrotic tissue, early debridement**.

3) Shock prevention and treatment of electrical injuries are often accompanied by electrical shock and traumatic shock, so patients should be monitored and observed for heart rate, respiration, blood pressure, electrocardiogram, central venous pressure, and blood oxygen saturation.

2.Part**.

1) Patients with early debridement and electrical injury have entrance and exit wounds, which are deep into muscles, tendons, bones and joints. Due to the different mechanisms of injury, the damage to the tissue is also different from the general burn, and active measures should be taken to remove the necrotic tissue in time, close the wound, and reduce the secondary necrosis caused by infection, especially the invasion of the ecological tissue, causing local tissue and limb necrosis and hemorrhage.

2) The choice of operation time should be regarded as an emergency operation, and the sooner the better; If the general condition is not stable, surgery should be performed as soon as possible when the condition is stable after **; Cases admitted to the hospital at an advanced stage have lost the opportunity for early surgery, and although the local wound has been infected and autolyzed, surgical expansion can still be actively pursued to cover the closed wound in time.

3) The method and scope of removal should be removed from all necrotic **, subcutaneous tissues, muscles, and tendons; Necrotic muscles along the current path are generally not difficult to identify and should be removed as much as possible; For degenerative tendons, retain the necessary functional parts and consider removing the remainder; The burnt tendon should be completely removed, and removal should be considered when there is more necrotic bone, and less may not be removed, especially the phalanges; Degenerated nerves should not be removed and preservation may be sought. The preserved tendons, bones, nerves, and blood vessels are covered with skin flaps or muscle-skin flaps and muscle flaps. Under the protection of a blood flap, the deteriorated bone can be rebuilt, the nerves can be restored, the blood vessels can be protected from infection and necrosis and rupture, and the tissues can be protected from drying up and infection due to exposure.

If you are shocked, if it is not serious, there is no electric injury at the electric shock site, there is nothing to worry about, and you can pay attention to it in the future, if there is a more serious electric injury, then it is best to go to the hospital**.