For an emergency ambulance, only one patient can be taken.
Although an ordinary ambulance can only accommodate one patient, the equipment and doctors on the vehicle also provide one-to-one services. Although the large ambulance is large, the resources available for more patients are also limited. In the event of a mass injury, the emergency center will give unified command. After receiving the patient, the ambulance can be sent to different hospitals in batches to ensure that each patient receives timely treatment.
The main function of the ambulance is to rush to the patient's side for first aid in time, delay the deterioration of the condition, and send the patient to the hospital as soon as possible. However, large vehicles are inconvenient to move on urban roads, and even needle infusion cannot be done in high-speed ambulances, let alone other rescue measures.
There are also large ambulances that can rescue 2 patients or more, but there is no need to keep this type of ambulance.
Mass injuries are not common. Once a mass injury occurs, it is not only that the ambulance has to rush to the scene, but the doctor is the top priority.
The standard configuration of an ambulance is a doctor, a nurse and a driver. Although large ambulances can accommodate more patients, there are not enough doctors. Who will ensure the safety of patients on the way to the hospital?
