What I was taught in school is that NO you can not call time of death, we are considered "Medical Investigators" if you will, not Doctors. So even if you pull a body out of the river on a rescue mission, they are freezing, non responsive you work on them, you secure their airway as unconcious patients can not, tube/bag ... ABC's and get them to the hospital. And then leave it at the door because you as an EMT/Medic did your best.
A patient collapses in the waiting room at a doctor's office and is taken to the hospital by ambulance.
Doctor's Ambulance was created in 1974.
Back in the 1800's an ambulance was primarily used to removed injured soldiers from battlefields. They were rarely used to go to someones house since it would take less time to take someone to a doctor. Can't call an ambulance without a phone and phones were invented near the end of the 1800's.
Call a doctor immediately and ask the doctor and if you can't get the doctor take him to hospital so they can check your brother or telephone the Emergency Services to tell them.
The ambulance needs to get to the hospital as soon as possible, because it is a medical urgency.
Certainly you can if you require medical assistance that does not need an immediate medical response via a call to 911 & an ambulance trip to a hospital.
yes if you ask your doctor
Ambulance attendant is an old name for what is now known as an EMT or paramedic. In today's ambulances there are two people in each vehicle, supplemented by additional persons from the fire department in the case of a critical transport. In the case where two people involved, there is a driver and an attendant. The attendant, who is either an EMT or paramedic, is the one who sits in the ambulance with the patient until they arrived at a hospital. Ambulance drivers, who are often also EMT or paramedics, are going to be charged with driving the ambulance. If the driver is an EMT or paramedic he will take that role once he arrives at the pickup site or the hospital.
we need St Johns Ambulance as they teach children of all ages and ability first aid in which they need in order to save a life. we also need St Johns Ambulance because they are most likely going to be there at football matches and fun day to help give you care if you are unwell or sick hope this help St Johns Cadet
The cast of Ambulance - 2011 includes: Raymond Cromarty as Doctor 2
CPR is complete when the patent comes around with spontaneous respiration or someone such as a police officer, doctor, EMT, or ambulance driver tells you to stop.
there is a doctor that works in a hospital that does not do surgery. Not all doctors have to do surgery in a hospital.