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An ambulance is a vehicle that assists a sick person. The "AMBULANCE" on the body is written in reverse, so that the driver of the car in front of him can directly see the Ambulance word in the right direction through the rearview mirror and quickly give way.
With the flashing of warning lights and the whistling of sirens, there is no doubt that an ambulance is rushing to the scene of an emergency call. All traffic arteries magically allow it to go, and drivers can drive on the edges of the roadways, sidewalks, or even in the opposite direction - anywhere, as long as the ambulance can pass, and like firefighters rushing to the scene of a fire, the ambulance staff needs to fight for every second, because it can mean the difference between life and death.

The interior of modern ambulances is relatively spacious, so that ambulance staff have enough space to treat patients on the way to the hospital. Modern ambulances also carry a large number of bandages and topical supplies to help stop bleeding, clean wounds, and prevent infection.
Splints and braces are also carried to secure the patient's broken limb and avoid further injury to the patient's neck and spine. The car is also equipped with oxygen, portable ventilators and pacemaker defibrillators. Most ambulances also carry patient monitors that monitor the patient's pulse and breathing on the way to the emergency room. This test data can be sent to the hospital by radio.

Many of the staff in modern ambulances are professional first aid personnel, especially those responsible for high-risk situations such as major sporting events and busy highways, and they are able to perform a high level of first aid treatment. Their professional care on the spot and on the way is often able to save the lives of the injured. They are trained to diagnose patients' injuries, so they can radio data in advance and advise hospitals on which medical staff and technologists to prepare and prepare the appropriate surgical equipment.

1. The cargo hold is a single deck with a wide hatch;
2. Single shell or double shell structure;
3. The hatch coaming is high and the cross section of the cargo hold is angular, which can not only fill the cargo hold, reduce leveling operations, facilitate unloading, but also prevent cargo movement from endangering the stability of the ship;
4. The triangle tanks (upper and lower side tanks) at the four corners of the cargo hold are ballast tanks, which are used to adjust the draft and stable height;
5. The ship type is huge, generally one-way transportation.
6. When the bulk carrier is empty, 1~2 cargo tanks are usually used as ballast tanks.
7. The bulk carrier has large carrying capacity, large tonnage and good economy;
8. Special handling machinery and special wharfs are generally used.
9. Usually a low speed ship