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Pre-Hospital Emergency Care Glossary

Pre-Hospital Emergency Care Glossary This glossary contains the words people can use while discussing about Pre-Hospital Emergency Care. ambulance noun Motor vehicle fitted out for the transport of the sick or injured. Example: On the day of admission, Mr was visited at home by his GP who immediately called an ambulance. en: ambulance Your browser does not support the audio element. aorta noun The main artery of the body, supplying oxygenated blood to the circulatory system. In humans it passes over the heart from the left ventricle and runs down in front of the backbone. Example: These include the pulmonary vein and thoracic aorta, and thus effective treatments are inevitably highly sought after and rapidly administered. en: aorte Your browser does not support the audio element. blood nou...

Emergency Care by Rafaëlle

Hello there ! Welcome to this Emergency pre-hospital care blog. First, let me introduce myself. My name is Rafaëlle and I'm 18 years old. I've always had an interest in the health, medicine and social field, I also like to have adrenaline rushes especially when it comes to emergency. That’s why I chose the program of Emergency pre-hospital care. Basically, it’s a 3 years program and I’m currently on my second year. When I got out of High School I wanted to be a daily hero and help people by saving their lives when their heart stops and when there’s blood all over the place but I realized through these 2 years that it’s a lot more than just emergency. You have to take the time to listen and be there for someone in distress, I’m thinking of older people, we are often the only people they see in an entire week. What I want to do in my career is that people can trust me and feel safe with me from the social point of view but also the emergency point of view. In 2 years,...