Electronic version of emergency response guide

The core value of this electronic version of the emergency response guide for the general public is to allow people without any emergency knowledge base to locate the steps that can be directly copied within 10 seconds of an emergency. It covers the three most common emergency scenarios at home, outdoors, and public places. There is no need to memorize professional theories in advance during the entire process. If you follow them, you can avoid more than 90% of secondary injuries.

I have been doing community emergency response volunteer work for almost 6 years, and I have seen too many mistakes made in panic: last year, the 3-year-old grandson of Aunt Zhang in the community got stuck in a date core. After browsing the collected public account articles for 3 minutes, he still couldn’t find the correct operation, so he sat on the ground crying in a hurry.； Last month, there was a fire in the oil pan at the store downstairs. The boss's first reaction was to carry half a bucket of water to pour it on. Fortunately, the people next to him stopped him quickly. It’s not that everyone doesn’t want to learn emergency knowledge, it’s that paper guides are easy to lose, and the scattered content on the Internet is mixed with real and fake information. It’s impossible to find reliable ones when something goes wrong.

When it comes to the content of emergency response, there are actually different voices in the circle. Take the most commonly used Heimlich abdominal thrust technique as an example. There is a group of professionals who insist that ordinary people should not do it at will, especially the elderly and children. Poor strength control can easily cause rib fractures or internal organ damage. It is also recommended to give priority to patting on the back to promote ovulation. ； The other group believes that if the patient already has difficulty breathing and turns purple, the efficiency of back patting is too low, and the survival rate of abdominal shock is more than 30% higher. When we made the electronic version, we did not force a choice between the two, but added judgment conditions in the corresponding scene: If there are only old people or minors with no strength around, pat the back first. If no effect is achieved after 5 pats, try the impact again. ； If there are young adults present, give priority to abdominal thrusts according to standard procedures, and perform 120 degrees at the same time. The suggestions on both sides are clearly stated for everyone, and you can choose the one that best suits the situation.

Many people complained that the previous emergency manual had too small fonts and confusing classifications. When we made this version, we deliberately changed a lot of small details: the homepage only has three color blocks, and the red block means "do it beforehand". When you click on it, you can cut off the power first before getting an electric shock, or open the windows and doors before turning on the lights when there is a gas leak. The fonts are made very large so that even presbyopia can see them clearly.； The yellow block is "Don't make mistakes in follow-up treatment". For example, if you have a burn, whether you can apply toothpaste after 15 minutes of cold water, and if you have a sprain, apply ice first or apply safflower oil first. They are all accompanied by real photos, so you can understand by comparing them. ； The green block is to "buy according to the supplies list". You don't have to make up your own. Home equipment, car equipment, and outdoor travel equipment are all listed. We have run more than a dozen emergency drills and tested them for use. You will not buy a bunch of useless things and let them gather dust. Oh, yes, there is also a small bubble of "Common Misunderstandings" next to each item. Click on it to see the pitfalls that people are most likely to step into. For example, if you are bitten by a dog, don't squeeze the blood, otherwise it will easily push the virus into deeper tissues. The first priority is to rinse with soapy water for 15 minutes. This was specially reminded by our friends from the CDC to add this.

There is another question that has been discussed for a long time: should the electronic version be an offline package or be updated online? People who support offline packages say that there is a high probability that there is no internet in places where the accident occurs, such as mountainous areas and basements, and the online package cannot be opened at all. ； People who support online say that emergency standards will change. For example, the previous COVID-19 treatment procedures and monkeypox protection points were updated several times in half a year. If the offline package is not updated in time, it will mislead people. We finally made a compromise: the installation package downloaded by default is less than 10M, and it can be opened locally even if there is no network connection on the mobile phone. When connected to WiFi, the latest content will be automatically synchronized. If you are afraid that automatic updates will occupy your traffic, you can also turn it off manually. Just click the update button once every six months. The needs of both parties are taken care of.

Last month, a high school student sent me a message saying that he had saved this guide to the desktop of his mobile phone. Last week, his deskmate ate jelly and got stuck in his throat. He took out the "foreign body in the trachea" marked in red, followed the steps and patted his back three times before coughing out the jelly. When he saved it before, he thought he would never need it in his life, but he didn't expect it to actually save someone. I was very emotional after hearing this. The purpose of making this thing is not to make everyone become emergency experts, but to give you an accurate warning when something really happens. Don't panic or make mistakes.

By the way, if there are elderly people at home, remember to help them put the shortcut in the most conspicuous place on the homepage of the mobile phone. It is much more convenient than looking for APPs and browsing favorites. If you find any scenes that are not covered when using it, you can always give us feedback. We will update it every quarter. After all, a guide that can help people is a truly useful guide.