Ambulances

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.

Depends on the type of chassis used/ modification of back? Depends on the type of chassis used/ modification of back?

St. Andrew's Ambulance Association was created in 1882.

St John Ambulance

Does not get paid but in New Zeland and Australia

The ambulance service is St John Ambulance so they get paid but for the rest of St John Ambulance are Volunteers

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So that drivers ahead of it on the road can read it (correctly) as AMBULANCE in their rear-view mirrors, and yield the right of way.

If the word was not reversed, the drivers of the cars ahead of the vehicle would see: "ECNALUBMA."

Of course, if it has flashing lights and sirens going, they would yield to it anyway. Perhaps this was done so that drivers would not mistake an ambulance for a police vehicle with similar lights.

Ambulance crashes can be all too common, especially in rural areas. It is estimated that 6,500 ambulance crashes occur each year. This estimate includes minor accidents also. EMS Networks reports that between May 2007 to April 2009 there was 466 ambulance crashes reported to the news.

Tatkalin seva yatayat means ambulance. Very few people call it that!

Bcoz the name written in opposite direction looks on the correct direction when viewed through the mirror so that is the reason…..if a vehicle going in front of the ambulance can read it correctly and give a way to go a head

911 911 911 911 911 This is a great question 'cause people get all confused about what's paid for and what's not paid for and what ambulance is closest to them, etc. Always dial 911 in case of a health emergency. They know where you are calling from and where the nearest ambulance dispatch is located, and if you describe a particular problems (i.e., burns) will know the most appropriate center for you to be seen. Never waste time. 911 is for all medical emergencies and the people on the other end of the phone are trained to do triage while the ambulance is one the way. It is an incredible service that's saved the lives of many of us. Good luck!

The Star of Life

The blue, six-pointed star with the symbol of a snake spiraling around a staff is known as the Star of Life.

The symbol was originally designed by the U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. After the trademark expired, the symbol was given to the National Registry of EMTs for use as their logo. This symbol has traditionally remained to signify an Emergency Medical Technician or their equipment.

Each aspect of the Star of Life actually has a distinct meaning, with each point of the star representing a distinct event that occurs during the typical medical situation. The snake-entwined staff in the center has many theories on its origin, and is the subject of much debate.

This question is somewhat vague. But enroute, a Paramedic( or EMT) continues assessing the pt, rechecks vitals, and deals with non-life-threatening injuries. Paramedics are also qualified to intibate pts and start IVs

Hi!

You should state the address of where the victim is, the time the incident occured, what has happened (if you know), how old the victim is...i am pretty sure that's all you need.

Hope that answers your question!!

The aim of this is to allow people driving in front of the vehicle (ambulance) to see the word "AMBULANCE" when he/she looks in the rear view mirror. If the word was not reversed, the driver of the car ahead of the vehicle would see: "ECNALUBMA"

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.

Explain that you're in financial difficulty, and that you're not able to pay the bill that was required for your hospital stay. If needed, you may have to go through a credt agency or another related agency that have skilled individuals that will be able to assist you with creating a letter. Good Luck!

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Brentwood NY does over 6000 ems calls every year which is busier then the busiest city station.

1- Philidelphia PA 9,011 events M8

2- Baltimore City MD 8,063 events M7

3- Chicago IL 7,931 events A10

Yet I am not sure the shifts that number one and two work, but Chicago Medics are on 24s

8 to 10.

When an ambulance it traveling through traffic and is in a hurry. it may sound its siren. this will cause the driver to looking the rear vision mirror. now He will see the word Ambulance backwards because that is how you see things in reflection, so by writing it backwards the driver will see the word ambulance properly and react more quickly to the situation. This is why some ambulances have this.

The Red Cross doesn't have ambulances. They do have vehicles used for Disaster and Blood Services that are usually white with red lettering and a red cross on it.

This all depends on your location and certification. EMT Average 7-10 dollars an hour. EMTA 8-12 EMTP 10-18 6 months worth of training to make 8-12 dollars an hour is worth your time. Good Luck it's a great type of work if you happen to get on a first response unit just transporting individuals to and from the doctors does get very boring at times. Welp, Hope you decide to go through with it. Best Wishes!

There is nothing special to use if transferring a patient from a wheel chair to a stretcher. Unless there is some sort of neck or back injury. You always want to make sure that you do not use your back to lift the patient and that you make sure that the patient is secure by both the medic and yourself before attempting to lift.

3 AM-BU-LANCE, a method to help you is to clap at the same time that your saying the word. Then just count how many claps you made then that's how many syllables there is.