Abstract
Traditional triage could not meet the needs of battlefield casualties’ care in modern warfare. This paper designs of triage and medical evacuation system for casualties at sea that can quickly address mass-casualty triage, and store and transmit medical information during battlefield treatment and medical evacuation. This system consists of a high-capacity medical information card, a simulated patient generator, a triage classifier and a multifunctional airbag triage vest.
Highlights
IntroductionRights to and interests in the ocean are deeply related to the survival and development of countries
The 21st century has seen a tendency for human to move towards the ocean
Because the marine battlefield is spacious and unsheltered and the shipboard is space-constrained with concentrated duty posts and vulnerable sailors, various types of wounded troops and different conditions will be generated in a short period of time once a marine battle occurs
Summary
Rights to and interests in the ocean are deeply related to the survival and development of countries. It is the mission and duty of a country’s navy to protect the country’s marine rights and interests. The sick and wounded must be rapidly and accurately triaged into one of the following categories: priority 1, immediate; priority 2, urgent; priority 3, delayed or hold; priority 4, expectant. This triage method allows medical personnel to ration limited medical resources to take medical care in a way that handle the casualties as many as
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