That depends on what type of ambulance you are talking about.
Emergency Ambulance: most common type which provide care to people with an illness or injury. It can be road-going van, boat, helicopter, or fixed-wing aircraft also known as air ambulance.
Patient transport ambulance: a vehicle in which is used for transporting patients to, from or between different places for medical treatment such as hospital or dialysis for any non-urgent care.
Response unit: this is also known as a fly-car and is used to reach an acutely ill or injured patient quickly so that they may give on site medical care. This type of ambulance however does not have the ability to transport patients. Response units must be backed up by an emergency ambulance. Response units can be anything from a standard car, modified van, motorcycle, bicycle, quads or horses.
Charity ambulance: special type of transport ambulance for the purpose of taking sick children or adults on trips/vacations away from hospitals, hospices or care homes where they are for long term care.
A suitable word for the prefix "ambulation" could be "walk."
An ambulation is an act of walking around.
The verb is "ambulation"
The skeletal system, nervous system, and muscular systems are most directly involved with ambulation.
It can be defined as followed. Walking about or walking near.
救護車 [jiu hu che].
That is the correct spelling of "ambulance" (emergency medical vehicle).
Lois Sorenson has written: 'Ambulation guide for nurses' -- subject(s): Crutches, Gait, Orthopedic Equipment, People with disabilities, Rehabilitation, Rehabilitation nursing, Utilization 'Ambulation' -- subject(s): Rehabilitation
The term for walking is ambulation, and the combining form would be ambul- or ambula- as in ambulatory.
A test used by physical therapists to measure change in walking performance
Some modes of transportation that begin with A are: airplane, automobile, ambulance, and ambulation.
Some synonyms are: act, advance, gesture, ambulation, locomotion, mobility, move, motility, etc.