Ambulances

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Checkout www.aircharter-international.com, they have medical evacuation units standing by -- anywhere.

This noise hurts the dogs ears and makes them uncomfortable, so they cry out.

The coutry with the worst ambulance response time is spogallloh which is located next to bangladesh! the response time is three weeks.

The term ambulance comes from the Latin word ambulare, meaning to walk or move about which is a reference to early medical care where patients were moved by lifting or wheeling. The word originally meant a moving hospital, which follows an army in its movements.During the American Civil War vehicles for conveying the wounded off the field of battle were called ambulance wagons.Field hospitals were still called ambulances during the Franco-Prussian War of 1870 and in the Serbo-Turkish war of 1876 even though the wagons were first referred to as ambulances about 1854 during the Crimean War.

Too many crevasses mking them hard to clean. Crowding -- Not enough room to move around with you and your partner, the patient and perhaps a spouse.

Information on the Yorkshire Air ambulance can be found on the website or locally in their hometown of Yorkshire, England. Information can also be requested through mail.

Reflection refers to seeing something through something else-- such as a mirror. Have you ever looked in your rear view mirror at the front of an ambulance and realized that the word "Ambulance" could be read easily? That is because it is written backwards on the vehicle. The word in the reflection is correct . . . without the use of the mirror, it is unreadable.

We were attached to the 43rd Surgical Hospital. Where the MASH movie and TV show came from. We were at Camp Mosier outside of Uijongbu. The 567th was up a small hill from the main camp and we had a large helipad there. Completely surrounded by foul smelling rice paddies.

how is air ambulance covered

around 15,000 dollars(us)

Some of the oldest ones looked somewhat like horse-drawn wagons. They were drawn by horses, and had places to place victims horizontally, sometimes with an opening on the side, but often in the back. After the advent of the car, they mostly looked like old-style vans, with the patients being loaded into the back.

Yes, they can be found all over Germany. They are known as Die Malteser there.

Transporting patients by cart has been around since the ancient times. The Spanish in 1487 used them most regularly for emergency transport in the form of carts/carriages/wagons and the Knights of St. John. Thereafter throughout American and European countries during times of civil war and unrest. During the 19th - 20th centuries motor technology lent itself to advancement providing for motorized ambulances. Sometimes Hearses were also used as ambulances. Over many decades evolving into what it is today. In the 1980's ambulances had a fuel overhall changing from gas to diesel.

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American hospitals had their ambulance services founded in the 1860s, and the first motor vechicular ambulance in 1906 (Found in my EMT book, Emergency Care and Transportation of the sick and injured, Edition 10, Chapter 36, pg. 1331).

St John Ambulance Divisions can be found in many areas throughout the county. Look for a local divsion on duty at an event and ask for details.

Most do. However, the frame on which most ambulances are built are not custom-designed for ambulances and the suspension is not good enough to absorb all the bumps during a high-speed drive.

Yes. So that the identity of the person is known and their family contacted.

It is illegal but maybe you can buy it from someone who stole it from the ambulance, or maybe the people who build the ambulance siren is kind and give it to you. But it is not legal at all.

An ambulette service is an ambulance service that is wheelchair-accessible.

yes you do have to stop. you can get a ticket for not yeilding to an emergancy vehicle

The national average response time for a BLS ambulance is 10 min. Paramedics are 12-15 min.

Towns often have a budget set aside for Emergency Services, which include the local ambulance crew.

However, this cost is often not paying for the town to use these services for free. Unlike the fire and police department, which are free services paid completely through your taxes, most town EMT services charge for their services, going through your health insurance if they can. If it is an auto accident, then the EMT services will go through your motor vehicle insurance first.

Some towns have a membership or subscription, or even a town fund, whereby people who either subscribe or cannot pay, are not pursued by credit bureaus for the cost of their ambulance trip. Many towns often have a hardship request, whereby you apply to let the town know how poor you are, and they decide if you are able to pay the cost of your transport.