Seriously Injured in Muş 14 Year-Old Boy on Bicycle, Ambulance Was Shipped by Plane.
MUS – A cyclist was killed in a traffic accident in Muş. 14 a year old child, The ambulance had to be transferred to another hospital by plane. First aid and referral process for Y.H.B., who was seriously injured in the incident, Revealed the coordinated work of medical teams.
Accident and First Response
Traffic accident, Y.H.B. The incident occurred when a boy named was seriously injured when he was hit by a vehicle while riding his bicycle.. Upon the notice of those who saw the accident, they quickly arrived at the scene. 112 Emergency medical teams arrived. Teams, During the first intervention at the scene, they determined that the patient's condition was critical.. They used a neck brace and a trauma board to carry the child safely and took him to the Muş State Hospital Emergency Service..
Examinations Performed at the Hospital and Referral Decision
Serious injuries were detected as a result of the examinations performed on Y.H.B., who was taken to Muş State Hospital.. patient's, head injury, compression fracture of the parietal bone ve cervical spine fractures It was determined that he was alive. Due to these serious injuries, it was decided that the patient should receive treatment in a better equipped health center..
Dispatch by Ambulance Plane
With the ambulance plane belonging to the Ministry of Health arriving in the city, The little patient was carefully carried onto the plane on a stretcher. The medical teams next to the plane and the pilot of the plane were also present during the dispatch process.. seriously injured child, He was transferred by air ambulance for further examination and treatment and a vital operation was initiated.. Muş Provincial Health Directorate, He announced this important transfer in his post on his official social media account and “Person who had a traffic accident 14 Our Year-Old Patient Was Transferred by Aircraft Ambulance” He said:.
This event, 112 Emergency medical teams and healthcare system, He once again demonstrated how quickly and effectively he could act to save patients' lives, even under challenging conditions..
