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The interior of modern ambulances is relatively spacious, so that there is enough space for ambulance staff to treat patients on the way to the hospital. Modern ambulances also carry a large number of bandages and topical supplies that can help stop bleeding, clean wounds, and prevent infections.
Basic transfer type: The transfer type ambulance is the most common type of ambulance that can be used to transport relatively stable patients to the hospital. During the transfer, only some simple medical treatments such as infusion, oxygen inhalation, hemostasis, and bandaging are allowed. This kind of ambulances are the most common we can find on the road. Monitoring type : Monitoring ambulance is an ambulance that has first-aid resuscitation equipment and necessary medicines, and can rescue critically injured patients on the scene or during transportation. And now we would like take this chance to introduce our mormitoring type ambulance.
The interior of the rear medical compartment is composed of six major parts: the inner roof, the left & right side panel, the partition wall, the cabinet bed, and the oxygen cylinder cabinet. Each panel is made of German DSM composite polymer materials. Also, USA FRT disposable mold forming process is adopted.The surface hardness of the panels reaches 56 bar hardness and the surface is not easy to be scratched, also it has advantages like mildew proof, bacteria proof, anti-static, moisture resistance, flame retardant, easy to clean & disinfect, high strength, anti-aging, no odor, non-toxic, strong safety. The interior joints are evenly and smoothly connected without sharp protruding shapes, and the connection periphery is also been polished.
Ambulances can transport various types of patients, including those with acute illnesses, trauma victims, expectant mothers, and others in need of urgent medical assistance. On board an ambulance, healthcare providers can deliver medical services such as first aid, cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), intravenous therapy, and pain relief to stabilize the patient's condition.
The interior of modern ambulances is relatively spacious, so that there is enough space for ambulance staff to treat patients on the way to the hospital. Modern ambulances also carry a large number of bandages and topical supplies that can help stop bleeding, clean wounds, and prevent infections.
Basic transfer type: The transfer type ambulance is the most common type of ambulance that can be used to transport relatively stable patients to the hospital. During the transfer, only some simple medical treatments such as infusion, oxygen inhalation, hemostasis, and bandaging are allowed. This kind of ambulances are the most common we can find on the road. Monitoring type : Monitoring ambulance is an ambulance that has first-aid resuscitation equipment and necessary medicines, and can rescue critically injured patients on the scene or during transportation. And now we would like take this chance to introduce our mormitoring type ambulance.
The interior of the rear medical compartment is composed of six major parts: the inner roof, the left & right side panel, the partition wall, the cabinet bed, and the oxygen cylinder cabinet. Each panel is made of German DSM composite polymer materials. Also, USA FRT disposable mold forming process is adopted.The surface hardness of the panels reaches 56 bar hardness and the surface is not easy to be scratched, also it has advantages like mildew proof, bacteria proof, anti-static, moisture resistance, flame retardant, easy to clean & disinfect, high strength, anti-aging, no odor, non-toxic, strong safety. The interior joints are evenly and smoothly connected without sharp protruding shapes, and the connection periphery is also been polished.
Ambulances can transport various types of patients, including those with acute illnesses, trauma victims, expectant mothers, and others in need of urgent medical assistance. On board an ambulance, healthcare providers can deliver medical services such as first aid, cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), intravenous therapy, and pain relief to stabilize the patient's condition.
