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This is one of our emergency ambulances
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This is where the emergency care assistant or technicain will sit to drive the ambulance
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If they need the stretcher they will bring it off the ambulance safely
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We have extra equipment in the side of the ambulance in case we need it
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This is how you can get on the ambulance if you are too poorly to walk.
We will strap you on to the stretcher with a harness and use straps to keep you safe
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We will use a stretcher and take you up safely on our tail lift
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If you are well enough to walk you can come in through the side door and up the steps
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This is a wheelchair we can use to take you onto the ambulance using the tail lift. It folds up small to save space on the ambulance
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This is where you lie down inside the ambulance
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This is the monitor we use to check your heart
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If you are well enough to sit up you can sit here.
This is how we can check your blood pressure and heart rate
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If someone can come with you, they can sit next to you
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We may use this mask to give you oxygen or medication if you need it
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This is our tablet. It is called an EPCR. We use it to record details of your treatment
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We will only use the lights and sirens if we need to
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We can sometimes send an ambulance car
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They can sometimes get there before the ambulance
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They carry similar equipment to the ambulance and can start helping you before the ambulance arrives
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This is a scheduled care ambulance. We use this to help people who may struggle to get to their hospital appointments or other NHS services
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