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Puesta día urgenc. emerg. catastr ; 9(2): 67-77, abr.-jun. 2009. ilus
Article in Spanish | IBECS | ID: ibc-74864

ABSTRACT

Los sanitarios que asisten heridos en medios hostiles ,como cuevas, precisan de una formación específica que sumen tres aspectos fundamentales: uno es la práctica de una medicina de urgencia de calidad a realizar en la cavidad, sin apoyos y en un medio totalmente ajeno al sanitario habitual que se define como 'difícil, hostil y aislado', otro la capacidad física y los conocimientos técnicos necesarios para poder acceder, por difícil que sea hasta el lugar donde se encuentra el accidentado, para prestarle asistencia sanitaria y, finalmente, la formación necesaria para colaborar con los equipos de rescate, plenamente integrado en ellos, haciéndose cargo al completo de los aspectos médicos y colaborando eficazmente en las tareas de rescate, sin suponer un estorbo, ni un peligro añadido para sus operativos. Es decir, que estos sanitarios deben ser buenos especialistas en medicina de urgencia, acreditados espeleólogos y aceptables rescatadores en los operativos de rescate. Algo que no es fácil de conseguir, pero que es necesario si pretendemos asumir con garantías el reto de la medicalización del rescate en cavidades(AU)


The sanitary staff that assists injured men in hostile enviroments as caves, need a specific formation that should add three fundamental aspects: one is the practice of a medicine of quality urgency to practice in the cavity, without supports and in a way completely foreign to the sanitary habitual one that is defined as 'difficult, hostile and outlying', another one is the physical capacity and the necessary technical knowledge to be able to gain access, for difficult that is up to the place where the eventful one is it, not even a danger added for his operative ones gives him sanitary and, assistance finally, the necessary formation to collaborate with the rescue teams, fully integrated to them, taking charge to the finished one of the medical aspects and collaborating effectively in therescue works, without supposing an obstacle. That is to say, that sanitary staff must be good specialists in medicine of urgency, accredited speleologists and acceptable rescuers. Something that is not easy to obtain, but that is necessary if we try to assume with guarantees the challenge of the medicalization of the rescue in cavities(AU)


Subject(s)
Humans , Male , Female , Emergency Medicine/methods , Emergency Service, Hospital , Rescue Work/trends , Rescue Work , Rescue Personnel , Search and Rescue
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