TIMER

MAY 11, 2022

Medical emergencies can vary, from heart attack to accidents to allergic reactions and more. Seniors, for example, have an increased risk of experiencing a medical emergency due to age-related health issues like heart disease or dementia. What are the different types of medical emergencies? Who can help you in an emergency?

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NCOAE

NOVEMBER 13, 2021

First Aid and to how to respond to a cardiac arrest. Also, how to recognize a heart attack or stroke and what to do to give the patient the best chance of survival. Depending on where you live, you may see them every day or just when there’s a fire, police, or medical emergency where you are. Where Else do EMTs Work?

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TIMER

JANUARY 20, 2022

For instance, it can be bleeding, seizures or fit, heart attack, stroke, sudden breathing issue, or some other health problem or accident. There are certain jobs or roles that are not for everyone. This job calls for patience, dedication, and commitment. What are those signs? Let’s find out.

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EMT Training Station

FEBRUARY 11, 2024

This equipment ranges from basic first aid supplies to sophisticated devices like defibrillators, oxygen therapy units, and advanced airway management tools. EMTs are often the first responders to an emergency, providing essential life-saving measures and stabilizing patients before they are transported to hospitals.

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Paramedic Training Spot

NOVEMBER 29, 2021

This is critical to understand because it affects how much oxygen reaches other areas of the body like the brain, heart, and kidneys. ” A “code” for EMTs means the most severe medical emergency—a heart attack, with breathing and circulation compromised.

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Broken Paramedic

FEBRUARY 19, 2016

Ideally, every member of public would be able to identify the onset of a stroke, heart attack, severe breathing problem or other potentially major problem, but ambulance staff of all people will know that is simply not the case. While there is of course room for improvement, there is no way to make such a system fool-proof.

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