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Analyze the importance of safety shoesAt 10 o'clock on the 18th, a patient came to the Fengtian Hospital of Shenyang Medical College. His left foot was squeezed by the deformed steel plate in the protective shoes. The doctor had nothing to do. Eventually, the fire officers and soldiers “came on” a surgeon and succeeded. Remove the steel plate. "I wear protective shoes to protect my feet when I was working. If it weren't for these shoes today, it would be my foot that was smashed." Mr. Wang is a stamping worker, and his left foot was removed from the console during work. The dropped mold hit. The foot was saved, but the shoe was smashed and deformed. "There is a layer of steel in the shoe, which was smashed and deformed. It broke in the middle. It squeezed my foot. I couldn't move at all, and my toes didn't feel anything." After the accident, the workers immediately sent Mr. Wang to Fengtian Hospital. "It was discovered in the emergency room that the hospital does not have special tools." Mr. Wang told reporters, "The hospital hurriedly contacted the fire brigade and said that they have such tools." Upon receiving a request for help, the fire officers and soldiers rushed to the emergency room of the hospital to observe. After understanding Mr. Wang’s situation, he immediately prepared for rescue. The "operations" of the fire officers and soldiers in the emergency room attracted a lot of onlookers. Someone said: "The firefighter was afraid that he (Mr. Wang) would be injured by the demolition tool directly, so he would unload the shoe bit by bit. The deformed steel plate. First cut off the soles and uppers, using a hospital scalpel. The firefighters also wear medical masks and gloves. If they wear a coat, they really can’t tell who is the doctor and who is the firefighter. ……Finally deal with the part of the toe squeezed in front. I heard that the steel plate is old and hard, but it is hard to break it down. Scissors, pliers, scalpels, just a few kinds of pliers, I can’t call it. Fame, it took a long time for the three firefighters to unload." |