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Is the spouse of a man who was transported to the hospital in an abulance and died six days later in Pennsylvania responsible for the ambulance charges?
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∙ 15y ago
The estate of the patient is responsible for the bill. In the absence of payment by the estate, most states allow the bill to be passed to a current spouse or nearest relative. If it wasn't the ambulance's fault the patient passed at the hospital, don't you think they deserve the payment? If it's a hardship situation, just tell them that and they will work something out with you. Ambulances are always trying to ensure patient care; the cash really isn't the primary focus.
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Is there a cheat for an abulance in vice city?
no,there is no cheat for an ambulance.You can get one from the hospital.The other way is that you kill someone and the ambulance will come capture it and drive away.
Who rode in the abulance with Ponyboy?
Jerry Wood.
Has Justin Bieber ever rode in an abulance for an emergency?
yes
Who is the winner of abulance match in elimination chamber?
A thing which is not categorised
If a women is locked in a car all the windows are up her husband is looking in at her and calling the ambulance there is a stranger in the car who is the stranger?
The Husband is calling an abulance cause his wife is dead in the car She is dead cause she died giving birth to a child in the car Which means the child is the stranger
Careers in Ambulance Service Require Medical Training?
Pursuing a career in ambulance service can prove to be very gratifying because this category of healthcare very often winds up saving an indvidual’s life. Because an ambulance service is charged with getting an injured individual to a medical facility as quickly and safely as possible, staff members must receive some formal training in medical first aid. For emergency medical calls, an ambulance service must have staff on board who are trained either as paramedics, also called emergency medical technicians (EMT), as well as emergency care assistants. Training required includes first aid techniques, certification in cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), and learning how to evaluate a patient in order to communicate that information to a hospital or medical center where further treatment takes place. Paramedics are also authorized to administer some forms of medication after evaluating the patient. Ambulence service jobs require physical strength and stamina because workers must lift patients onto gurneys and carry them into the abulance for transport to the hospital. The ability to think calmly and clearly in stressful situations is also important, as well as a good bedside manner that helps to calm an individual who may be in shock, traumatized after an accident or in other distress. This is no regular 9 to 5 office jobs with shift work, and nights and weekends required. It’s an excellent idea to talk with an ambulance crew member to get first hand feedback on the pros and cons of ambulance service professions. Some ambulance services may allow a prospective crew member to go on what is called a ride-along in order to observe what transpires, both on emergency calls and non-emergency calls that merely require patient transport to a medical office or hospital. In addition to crew members who attend the patient, other ambulance service jobs include dispatcher, an individual who takes the initial call and directs the ambulance crew as to where to pick up the injured party, as well as those individuals who serve as ambulance drivers. Both of these positions require steady nerves and a calm manner, as well as excellent communication skills. Entry level salaries start around $13,000 annually and can increase well over $40,000 for paramedics with several years of on the job experience. Job demand is expected to stay strong, both with private ambulance services as well as municipally-funded fire departments offering ambulance service to their local community.
If aid is given in an emergency and the person giving aid leaves to get help or equipment such as an AED and the person that needs the help dies or becomes crippled in some way are you liable?
If the person is trained in first aid, they would not leave the patient unless you cannot get an ambulance any other way. You would call an ambulance, yourself if necessary and begin CPR IMMEDIATELY. AED's are all well and good, but if you do not give CPR within the first 3 mins of a cardiac arrest, they will likey die or at best have serious brain damage. If someone is around, which is likey if you are in a place that has an AED (such as a sport centre, shopping centre etc) then get them to call an abulance and once they have done that, get them to get the AED. But continue CPR whilst the AED is being setup. delegate or talk the helper through the applicate of the AED if nececerry, or pass over the CRP to another trained person. I would highly doubt you will be held liable for a samaritan act, the only way you would be held liable is if you are a trained first aider, and you were some way acting in a mannor which is seen as malpractise... or if you are trying to use an AED and are not trained, or trying to provide aid in areas which you have not been trained. Stick to the rules, use common sense, and dont try to do anything you have not been trained for and you will be absolutley fine. Hope this helps.
You find an airman lying face down?
turn him/them/her on his side.call abulance or a medic.check body for ingury.For Soft Tissue Inguryapply ice for 10-20min, compress with banages, raise ingury above heartFor burnsfor ok burns- 1st degreeget ick pack on, run under cool water for 10-20 minfor bad burns-2nd degreeget ice pack on, put under cold water for 20-30 min,for the worst of burns- 3rd degreeget ice pack on, cool in cold water for 30 min-1 hr, call doctor A.S.A.P
What first aiders should check the victim for before moving them?
Before any first aid is given always do the following first: Stop Look Listen Prevent condition from getting worse Ensure you dont become a casualty Then your first concern is to get and maintain a clear airway.
What is ashma?
it is when the trees in you lunges star swelling and inflating so not that much oxygen gos through, so you get shortness of breath. you can get ashma if one of your parents had it . ashma usually runs in the family. like i got ashma because my mom had it. usually ashma will com in until your 11 or 12 years old. i was 12 when i got my ashma. if you got ashma got to the doctor to get prescription for an inhaler.ashma is when you dont have enought oxygen in you.
