深圳市急救中心与福田区教育局联合开展暑期实践活动，50名福田优秀少年于8月3日走进急救一线[1]。通过观摩调度大厅、参观救护车、学习急救知识和实操心肺复苏等多个环节，少年们深入了解了生命救援工作的实际操作[1]。
活动中，学生们掌握了现场急救的"一评二识三呼四救"四步法[1]。培训强调了时间的紧迫性：心脏骤停4分钟脑细胞开始不可逆坏死，但若在1分钟内实施心肺复苏并使用AED，成功率可高达90%[1]。通过实践，少年们认识到急救不仅是医务工作者的专业职责，普通人也能成为生命救援链条中的关键一环[1]。此外，培训还传授了施救过程中"先自保"的核心安全原则[1]。
The Shenzhen Emergency Medical Center, in collaboration with the Futian District Education Bureau, hosted a summer internship program on August 3rd that brought fifty outstanding junior students from Futian into emergency response operations.[1] Through hands-on experience—including observation of the dispatch center, tours of ambulances, emergency medical training sessions, and cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) practice—the young participants gained firsthand insight into the critical work of emergency rescue services.[1]
A central focus of the program was conveying the urgency of rapid response in cardiac emergencies.[1] Instructors emphasized that when cardiac arrest occurs, brain cells begin irreversible damage within four minutes—the critical "golden four minutes."[1] The students learned that if CPR is initiated within one minute and an automated external defibrillator (AED) is deployed, survival rates can reach as high as 90 percent.[1] The program taught the four-step emergency response protocol—"assess, recognize, call, and rescue"—and stressed the fundamental principle that rescuers must first ensure their own safety before attempting to help others.[1] By participating in this immersive experience, the young participants came to understand that emergency response is not solely the domain of medical professionals; ordinary citizens also play a vital role in life-saving efforts.[1]
