Symptoms of deep carbon monoxide poisoning?

summary

Daily life is always inseparable from gas, gas, and these if you do not pay attention to safe use, it is easy to cause poisoning, and for this kind of gas poisoning and other events, is acute carbon monoxide poisoning. Carbon monoxide is easy to combine with hemoglobin in human blood to form carboxyhemoglobin, and it is not easy to decompose. When the human body inhales carbon monoxide, it regrets poisoning. Light consciousness is also clear, manifested as dizziness, headache, nausea, vomiting and other symptoms, moderate will be delirious, skin and mucous membrane will produce toxic cherry red, severe will be deep coma, shortness of breath, soon die.

Symptoms of deep carbon monoxide poisoning?

For patients with long coma time or frequent convulsions and high fever, hibernation therapy with head cooling can be used to reduce brain metabolic rate and increase brain tolerance to hypoxia. Early intravenous infusion of ATP, coenzyme A and cytochrome c has promoted the recovery of brain cell function.

Carbon monoxide poisoning should be immediately inhaled oxygen, oxygen can accelerate the decomposition of carboxyhemoglobin, promote carbon monoxide emissions. If possible, hyperbaric oxygen therapy should be carried out immediately. It can increase arterial partial pressure of oxygen and quickly correct tissue hypoxia, preferably within 4 hours.

Immediately turn off the gas switch, open the window for ventilation, loosen the patient's collar and trouser belt to keep the respiratory tract unobstructed. At the same time, pay attention to keep warm and call the ambulance. If the patient stops breathing and heartbeat, cardiopulmonary resuscitation should be performed immediately.

matters needing attention

When you enter the room to rescue the poisoned person, you'd better crawl, because carbon monoxide is lighter than air and will float in the sky. At the same time, do not open fire, do not ring the doorbell and turn on the light bulb, which will cause explosion. When escorting the patient, keep the patient's head to one side to prevent vomit from blocking the breathing tube