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State of Injury of National Earthquake Disaster Emergency Search-and-Rescue Team Members and Countermeasures after the Wenchuan Earthquake

Objective: The objective of this study was to investigate the state of injuries of national earthquake disaster emergency search-and-rescue team members after the Wenchuan earthquake. Methods: The members seeking medical treatment were recorded and statistically analyzed in detail, and the International Classification of Diseases was employed to process the disease statistics and classification methods according to the data. Results: The medical team diagnosed and treated 268 wounded persons, and the first three causes of disease were: (1) dermatosis and subcutaneous tissue diseases (35.4%); (2) muscle, skeleton and connective tissue diseases (26.9%); and (3) respiratory diseases (13.4%). The onset frequency of the search-and-rescue team members was as many as 244 visits, accounting for the highest proportion of the total visits (91.0%). Conclusions: First, a sufficient medical preparation is necessary. Second, an internal fixed medical site should be built on-scene to treat the wounded. Third, emphasize care for search-and-rescue team members.