| emergency medical technician |
An American term for ambulance attendants. In Hong Kong, they are commonly referred to as ambulancemen. They are certified in many fields, such as oxygen administration, automated external defibrillation (AED), basic life support, airway management and are usually responsible for transporting a patient to a hospital.
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| emergency medicine |
Diagnosis and treatment of a condition resulting from an accident or other urgent need.
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| emergency |
An injury or disease which happens suddenly and requires treatment within 24 hours. (H)
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refers to plants that have the ability to establish its roots below normal water level and project its leaves and stems above normal water level.
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| emergency cardiac care |
ABBR: ECC. The basic and advanced life support assessment and treatment necessary to manage sudden and often life-threatening events affecting cardiovascular and pulmonary systems. ECC includes identifying the nature of t
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