Ziqitza Rajasthan -  helps students in learning advanced first aid and the importance of golden hour.
                     Ziqitza Rajasthan -  helps students in learning 
advanced first aid and the importance of golden 
hour.
Ziqitza has taken the initiative to educate and train the general 
public in pre-hospital care, which helps patients to receive 
immediate basic life support before an ambulance arrives, boosting 
their chances of survival. Ziqitza Healthcare Ltd is an emergency 
service provider, intends to remain devoted to saving lives and 
empower people to help and save more lives by teaching them 
fundamental life-saving procedures. The Ziqitza team educates 
students on the Golden  Hour's importance. 
The Golden Hour and its importance.
The first '60 minutes' after an injury or trauma are known as the 
golden hour. Getting medical help as soon as possible during this 
time can save a person's life. In an emergency, the person may 
have an obstructed airway or gravely wounded lungs, causing 
serious breathing difficulties or bleeding out unless an emergency 
physician or trauma surgeon intervenes within the Golden Hour.
One of Ziqitza's goals is to teach the general population how to 
recognize important indications and symptoms that require action 
within the golden hour, allowing the healthcare system to properly 
care for the injured person
Golden Hour and First Response:
In an emergency, the first response is a critical component 
of the golden hour. You may find yourself in a position 
where you must act as the first response. This can be 
accomplished by following a simple procedure that ensures 
the patient is cared for quickly, safely, and effectively.
1. repare to rush to the scene of the trauma and take a 
minute to glance around and analyse the situation.
2. Check if it is safe to attend to the victim, that there is no 
fire, that there is no leaking gasoline, that there is no fast-
moving traffic around the accident site, that there are no 
fallen electricity wires, and so on.
3. As soon as possible, call for assistance and provide a precise 
location of the accident. Include details regarding the number of 
casualties and the presence of hazards to rescuers while 
describing the situation. Don't forget to provide the rescue crew 
with your phone number so they can call you for updates. Once 
help arrives, stabilizing the patient and getting them to the 
correct hospital as quickly as possible will become easier. Also, 
seek professional aid rather than attempting to free a sufferer 
trapped in a vehicle on your own.
4. Approaching the victim: Once you've established that the area 
is safe and that help is on the way, try to communicate with the 
victim; if you get a coherent response, this indicates that the 
patient is awake and has a functioning airway. If not, use the ABC 
approach to conduct an initial assessment.
 Airway: BLOOD VOMITUS, LOOSE TEETH, AND SO ON IN THE 
MOUTH
    Breathing: There is no noticeable chest lift when breathing.
   Circulation: The patient is pale, or the victim's body shows signs 
of bleeding.
Do not offer the patient anything to eat or drink. This is because 
offering water or food to someone who is asleep or semiconscious 
can lead them to choke, further complicating the issue.
Keep an eye out for Shock: Shock is a condition that results in 
significant bleeding, a drop in blood pressure, and a lack of blood 
circulation to the end organs. 
Suspect shock if the patient appears pale, breaths rapidly, 
or has a weak pulse. Make sure the patient is brought to 
the hospital right once. 
While these pointers should assist guide your response if 
you ever have to attend to a trauma victim, they will also 
help you make the most of the Golden Hour.
SO FAR, Ziqitza Healthcare SUCCESS. Since 2011, Ziqitza 
has conducted 4231 first-aid training classes. More than 
3.30 lakh people have been trained in life-saving 
techniques as a result of our efforts.
About us - Ziqitza Health Care Limited
With over 42 million Indians served, Ziqitza Limited Rajasthan is a 
well-known provider of emergency healthcare services in India. In 
the preceding year, around 2.5 lakh Covid patients were provided 
the facilities of Ziqitza ambulance. The Times Social Impact Award 
was given to Ziqitza Rajasthan, and it is placed #34 in the Global 
Real Impact Awards. We're all aware of the state of our roadways 
and the numerous accidents that happen every day.
Patients from Punjab, Madhya Pradesh, Odisha, Jharkhand, and 
Sikkim have been helped by the 108 ambulances of 
Ziqitza Healthcare Ltd. (ZHL Rajasthan), Asia's largest private 
emergency medical service provider. People in these states can 
receive free, high-quality care from the 108 Ambulance crew.
'If you have any more queries, please contact Ziqitza Limited via 
our website.' Ziqitza Healthcare