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Air ambulances are commonly used in situations where other ambulances are impossible to use, or not practical for the situation. The average air ambulance can travel at about 140 miles per hour.
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∙ 15y agoUsually not faster than 75-80mph on the freeway.
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Can st john ambulance cadets go on judy?
St John Ambulance Cadets Can go out on Judy but must be wearing a hi vis and will be accompanied with a st john ambulance youth leader By Callum
What does a siren on an ambulance?
The word "siren" comes from Greek mythology. In the Odyssey, the sirens were singing monsters that lured sailors to their deaths with their sumptuous voices.
How does a ambulance get by if a train is in the way and you cant go araund and there is no brig or not a nother ambulance on the other side. and it is an emrgancey?
Wait.
What do you need to work in an ambulance?
you put your foot on the gas petal slightly more than you would when your driving a car or truck then you put your lights on and go to the area you need.
What do you do if you cut open a small artery?
Apply a tourniquet and if you have a doctor nearby, get there fast. Otherwise, call an ambulance.
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What words can you make from st john ambulance?
Go to www.wordsmith.org
Why do you think that the word ambulance is written in the reverse on front of the ambulance front?
So that if you see it in your rear-view mirror, you can read it instantly, and pull over to let the ambulance go by (which is the law in most if not all states).
If a person gets in an accident and they have to go in the ambulance with the ambulance check to see who it is by their ID in their wallet?
Yes. So that the identity of the person is known and their family contacted.
What is the root word of ambulance?
The root word of "ambulance" is "ambulare," which is a Latin word that means "to walk or move."
Where might you see the word ambulance and why?
The basic definition of the word ambulance is 'a vehcle to transport aid and care of a medicla nature and to provide transport for the sick and injured'. The term ambulance is used today is usually thought to describe a big van with blue lights on the roof but can range from that or to a responce car. If we go by this definition, then a wheelbarrow could be considered an ambulance. The term ambulance is also used to describe the nature of an organisation and the service they provide such as st john ambulance and NHS ambulance trusts.
If you have high blood pressure nosebleeds and a fast heart rate what is the matter?
you are a t stroke level, so you will need an ambulance ASAP
