Relevant first aid stations will also be uniformly marked.
Before 1997, 120 emergency workers only had simple white shirts and trousers; 1997, the emergency doctor put on a white jacket with the words "emergency center" printed on his chest; In 2002, I began to print my blue logo on my clothes. In 2003, the logo was changed, and by the end of this year, the first-aid center will complete the clothing replacement of front-line visitors, and the first-aid signs will be unified.
Uniform signs help to arrive at the scene in time.
The medical and health emergency system should be uniformly identified, including emergency clothing, badges, armbands and vehicle passes. To ensure that the emergency team of public health emergencies can arrive at the scene safely and smoothly in the first time.
Then why did you choose the snake stick as a symbol? Please see:
Snake stick as a medical symbol
There are two medical symbol systems in the world: one is a double snake stick with wings as the theme; The other is about a snake wrapped around a stick. The double snake-winged staff originated from Hermes/macri's wand in Greek mythology. The staff of a single snake is the main symbol of Ashibis, the medical god in Roman mythology. Traditionally, people think that a snake's walking stick is an orthodox medical symbol. Whether it is a single snake stick or a double snake stick, both of them imply the meaning of "sex", indicating that the root of healing and healing comes from the magical power of creating life, and Kundalini in Sanskrit and the "spiritual quantity" in Chinese translation can correspond to it. In short, the snake stick symbolizes magical medical skills and neutral medical ethics.
Hermes, the messenger of God
Hermes, the messenger of God in Greek mythology, was the son of Zeus and Maya. He is in charge of business, tourism, competitions and other physical exercises, even including stealing. In short, he is responsible for all activities that require skill and dexterity. He is an emissary of the Greek gods, wearing a winged hat, winged shoes and a staff wrapped around two snakes, which has hypnotic effect. Zeus once ordered Hermes to hypnotize argus, the cyclops guarding his mistress, with this wand.
Macri in Roman mythology
In Roman mythology, macri is equivalent to the God of Hermes in Greek mythology. 1480 macri, the messenger of Venus on the leftmost side of Botticelli's famous painting Spring, used a wand wrapped with a snake to drive away the dark clouds, keeping the garden of Venus in eternal spring. It is said that he invented the ancient plucked instrument lyre. One day, he found a turtle, took off its shell, drilled several holes in the edge of the shell, and then put linen thread through these holes, so a new musical instrument was born. This line is divided into nine strands to commemorate the nine muses who were in charge of the literary and artistic power. macri gave the lira to Apollo, the sun god, in exchange for the magical Kedius. In addition, the word mercury is also mercury in nine planets and mercury in chemical elements.
The meaning of double snake staff
Double snake staff (caduceus；; Karukeion (Greek) is the symbol of Hermes/macri, the messenger of God, and also represents the baton. Two snakes twine left and right with opposite ends, and some sticks have a pair of angel wings at the top. Modern people regard double snake sticks as a symbol of trade and transportation, as well as medicine and alchemy. There is also a legend that when macri threw his walking stick between two biting snakes, the two snakes got together again. Therefore, the double snake staff is also regarded as a symbol of peace.
The god of medicine, Ashibis
Asclepius (Asclepius; Latin aesculapius is the god of medicine in Roman mythology. His image is holding a stick with a snake wrapped around it. Why did the Greeks associate this sign with medical care? That's because snakes shed their skin every year, which has always been regarded as a process of recovery and renewal. The wooden stick represents the position of the spine and midvein of the human body. Represents the double helix ascending movement when the mental quantity rises along the midvein. Coincidentally, this double helix form of mental activity is very similar to the DNA molecular structure of human genetic genes. In ancient times, especially in hospitals located in medical hot springs, snakes were regarded as sacred objects. It is said that when the plague raged in ancient Rome, people invited Ashibis, who was transformed into a giant snake, and the plague disappeared immediately.
Niler？ The cross of music and beauty
The totem of a snake crucified in Steelmaking actually originated from14th century French alchemist Niler? Nicholas Flamel's cross, he is the man who made the stone of the sage. Alchemy first came from Egypt. Geber 72 1- 8 15, a great medieval alchemist, was originally a doctor and published quite a few books on alchemy. At that time, most scientists agreed with Geber's hypothesis that all metal substances belong to the same species, because they all evolved from the ideal forms of mercury and sulfur. Therefore, under appropriate technical conditions, all metals can be transformed into each other. Alchemists can refine metals such as iron, copper, lead and tin into silver and gold through the "sage's stone". Minerals plus blood, hair, feces and other substances can be extracted, refined and purified after being treated with various chemical reagents and then through basic processes such as melting, sublimation and distillation. Through this long-term refining process, some people claim to be the panacea for immortality, while others claim to be refined into gold, which is the basic concept of alchemy. Later, Niro? Rommel wrapped the ideal forms of mercury and sulfur on a cross with a snake, a pair of wings and a crown as the basic symbol of western alchemy, which means that everything in the world is circulating.
The power of resurrection
In Christian belief, the cross represents the tree of life/wisdom. Because Eve was lured by the snake and tasted the forbidden fruit, Adam and Eve were both expelled from the Garden of Eden and assumed the responsibility of bearing children. The snake wrapped around the tree of knowledge represents "sex" and is also the origin of life. The cross also symbolizes redemption, because Jesus was crucified and rose from the dead three days later, so the cross also represents the power of healing and resurrection. The New Testament says, "As Moses lifted a snake in the wilderness, so the Son of Man was lifted up, so that those who believe in him will not perish, but have eternal life. 」