| Air ambulance services have saved the
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| | challenges
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| lives of countless individuals since the
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| | Depending on the circumstances, the
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| first such flight took place back in
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| | patient may be transported on a jet,
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| 1928. Today, government institutions,
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| | flying as high as a commercial airliner.
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| private enterprises and everyday people
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| | Therefore, the transfer from ground to
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| just like you rely on the speed and
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| | air entails a whole new transfer of
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| expertise that only the air ambulance
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| | responsibility. Once onboard an air
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| system can provide.
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| | ambulance, the patient will need to be
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| When life is in peril, and transportation
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| | stabilized and the environment will need
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| via other modes simply wont be adequate,
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| | to be prepared for flight. Thats why its
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| its good to know that there is an air
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| | important for the medical staff onboard
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| ambulance company standing by, ready to
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| | to have additional medical training. They
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| save lives. Youve probably heard stories
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| | need to be prepared to deal with the
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| about accident victims being transported
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| | types of changes that may result in
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| by helicopter or by aircraft to trauma
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| | flight such as the change in air
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| centers. You many have even seen this
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| | pressure, humidity, gravity, oxygen
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| type of transportation in action. In this
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| | levels and turbulence.
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| type of situation, emotions run high and
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| | Here are a few examples of changes a
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| professionals are needed stat!
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| | patient might experience onboard. The
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| Air ambulances rise above it all
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| | lower humidity inside the aircraft cabin
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| When an air ambulance gets called to the
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| | might prevent the free flow of pulmonary
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| accident scene, it means the individual
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| | secretions which may lead to plugging up
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| has sustained significant injuries, and
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| | the airways. An eye injury might require
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| most often, those injuries are
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| | a patients head to be raised and/or
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| life-threatening. When thats the case,
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| | immobilized and might also require a
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| the patient has no time to wait while a
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| | change in cabin pressure. Head injury
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| ground ambulance makes its way across
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| | patients likewise will need their heads
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| town, darting in and out of traffic all
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| | elevated. Aircraft transporting patients
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| along the journey towards help.
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| | being administered 100% oxygen need to
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| In order to make a difference in a
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| | fly at lower than normal altitudes.
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| patients predicament, an air ambulance
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| | Already emotionally distraught, what can
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| needs to have onboard the right equipment
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| | complicate matters the most while on an
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| to effectively deal with the patients
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| | air ambulance is a patients fear of
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| particular injuries. Thats a tall order,
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| | flying. Being forced onto a plane, even
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| yet its one that most always works to the
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| | in a life-or-death situation, can
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| patients benefit. Ensuring that the right
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| | dramatically alter a patients vital signs
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| air ambulance arrives on the scene
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| | even more that they may already be
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| literally can make the difference between
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| | altered, making it more important than
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| life and death.
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| | ever for air ambulance medical staff to
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| Air ambulance environments present unique
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| | know what theyre doing.
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