Sentences with phrase «drove him to the hospital emergency»

After eating the hottest known pepper in the world, a man suffered from splitting headaches that drove him to the hospital emergency room, and into case - study history.

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If you can't access the emergency medical services (EMS), have someone drive you to the hospital right away.

My husband wanted us to see a doctor, but we live in a small, isolated town with no health services, so our only solution would have been to go to the emergency department of the nearest hospital (40 minutes» drive from our house), and — with my temperature at 39.5 °C — I didn't feel like driving, I didn't want to bring my daughter with me to the hospital, and who knows how many hours we would have had to wait.

A virtual reality simulation of emergency preparedness could provide more varied scenarios and help hospitals avoid the hasty, panic - driven thinking which can lead to unnecessary accidents and deaths.

Thanks to the generous discounts of Dr Suann Hosie, the owner of the Vancouver Animal Emergency Clinic, and Dr Alf Burt, the owner of Marine Drive Veterinary Hospital in North Vancouver, it would have been a great deal more.

A Shirley animal control officer immediately drove Lilly to an emergency animal hospital in Acton where Boston Police Officer David Lanteigne, who adopted the once shy and anxious dog five years ago from an animal shelter, recovered her and rushed to Angell Animal Medical Center in Boston.

A midnight drive to an emergency veterinary hospital in Delaware ended in our worst fears; he had nerve damage to his back left leg, and recovery for a dog his size and age was pretty much impossible.

A very kind lady happened to be driving by on her way to work and saw me laying under a car surrounded by people... she was so sad for me and spen the whole day making calls to surrounding vet offices, the animal emergency hospital, until she finally found me at animal services.

Knowing the phone number to an emergency hospital along the way if you are driving, or at your final destination if you are flying, can also be information you should gather ahead of time.

In a situation of that sort, what seems best, on reflection, is general awareness of risk and ways to reduce it (I rushed home and swallowed half a dozen baby aspirin before my son drove me to the hospital), but also confidence that institutions (the emergency room triage process) have the ability to recognize and respond with agility and skill.

which they're forced to rely on more, driving up the price of cars over time and forcing their fellow consumers also to get cars and forcing local governments to pave roads to the standards required by cars and hospitals to build emergency wards to the standard to handle frequent and severe car collisions.

David Weber was thrust into the national spotlight for deciding to ignore police warnings to slow down as he drove his pregnant wife at top speed to hospital for an emergency caesarean section last March.

Drive ambulance to and from emergency calls, between hospitals and to other locations for patient care.

On several occasions, I have driven an ambulance while transporting patients to hospital emergency rooms or other health care facilities.

• Get designated ambulance ready by ensuring that it is in good working order at the beginning of each shift • Ascertain that assigned ambulance is fueled and any potential issues such as tire pressure of engine oil are kept at bay • Respond to situations such as medical emergencies, fires and natural disasters, by taking and following orders from the dispatcher • Ascertain that the ambulance is well - stocked and that all emergency equipment is in good working order • Map routes on the GPS to ensure that destination is reached in the least possible time • Drive ambulance with urgency, while remaining within the limits of traffic protocols, and attempt to reach the destination as quickly as possible • Assist EMTs in saving people from fires or rubble, and administer CPR and / or First aid as needed • Provide support in carrying patients to the ambulance and securing them in properly • Drive ambulances to hospitals and keep in constant contact with dispatchers to provide them with status reports

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