Dabai, a 25-year-old from Zaozhuang, Shandong Province, fainted at the nucleic acid test site. What caused her to faint?

Zaozhuang, Shandong is 25 years old? Dabai? There are two reasons for fainting at the nucleic acid test site. First, high-intensity work makes its body unbearable; On the second hot day, wearing airtight protective clothing is easy to faint because of the heat.

Dabai? The first thing I said after waking up was not to complain about hard work, but to express my sincere apologies to my colleagues who care about me. I brought trouble to everyone! ? . It is reported that this one? Dabai? I started work at 5: 30 in the morning. Within two hours, more than 70 people were doing nucleic acid testing at home, and fainted because of high-intensity work during the nucleic acid testing work.

This is not? Dabai? The first time I fainted, before that? Dabai? Fainting will happen. In hot weather? Dabai? I fainted for two reasons.

First, the work intensity is too great to support physical strength. Nucleic acid detection is a heavy task. If it is fixed-point testing, residents will spontaneously go to the testing point to reduce the workload of medical staff. What the fainting medical staff need to do is to come to the door for nucleic acid testing. This increases the work intensity.

A 25-year-old medical worker is a child in the eyes of many people. The intensity of work was so great that she collapsed directly at work.

Second, the weather is getting hotter and hotter, and the airtight protective clothing is prone to heatstroke. Medical staff involved in epidemic prevention and control in COVID-19 need to wear protective clothing. Protective clothing has a high level of protection, but also isolated from the outside air, so that the wrapped medical staff always feel hot suffering.

The temperature in autumn and winter is low, and medical staff can tolerate it with protective clothing. At this stage, protective clothing can also play a certain role in keeping warm. In spring and summer, when the temperature rises, it will be very uncomfortable for medical staff to wear protective clothing.

A large part of the reason why the staff member fainted was that the protective clothing was airtight and could not dissipate heat in time, which led to fainting.

The weather is getting hotter and hotter, so it is necessary to understand the epidemic prevention personnel and actively cooperate to reduce their workload in this way.