paramedic
1 of 1nouna trained individual who provides emergency medical care to people before taking them to the hospital
B2Learn more on WikipediaA paramedic is a highly trained emergency medical professional who provides advanced medical care to individuals in urgent or critical situations. These skilled professionals respond to medical emergencies, accidents, and other crises, delivering immediate medical treatment and transportation to hospitals or other healthcare facilities when necessary. Paramedics are trained to evaluate patients, give medications, perform medical procedures such as CPR, defibrillation, and airway management, and help individuals with severe injuries or serious medical conditions until they are in a safer condition. They collaborate with other emergency responders, such as firefighters and police officers, to provide quick and effective medical care in high-pressure situations.
- The paramedic arrived at the accident scene and immediately began assessing the injured.
- She decided to pursue a career as a paramedic to help people in critical situations.
- Paramedics play a crucial role in responding to medical emergencies and saving lives.
- The paramedic administered life-saving CPR to the patient before transporting them to the hospital.
- The ambulance crew includes paramedics who are trained to handle a wide range of medical emergencies.