Emergency Medical Care

Images of medical professionals transporting patients in various emergency scenarios, including intense care environments and rescue operations.

The paramedic is assisting an injured man in an emergency situation on the road. The paramedic is assisting an injured man in an emergency situation on the road. ,model released, Symbolfoto Copyright: xZoonar.com/WosunanxPhotostoryx 21330536 ,model released, Symbolfoto ,property released

Medical intensive care unit at Jacques Cartier Hospital in Massy. All the beds in the service since the start of the Covid 19 pandemic have been reserved for the reception of patients in need of respiratory assistance. Hospital workers, nursing assistants, nurses, interns and doctors are mobilized with patients to ensure continuous care. To avoid any contamination, all staff must comply with the rules for wearing masks, gowns, aprons, glasses and gloves. Management of a Covid 19 patient, transferred by Samu 91. First examinations and analyzes carried out by the doctor and all nursing staff.

An 81-year-old patient undergoes an injected brain scanner to detect a stroke.

Paramedics emergency home visit call radio ambulance doctor help

DEU Germany : Rescue paramedics first aid after an accident with a man injured at his leg. ambulance fire service. Training situation. |

CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. -- For a training exercise, "volunteer patient" George Jacobs, NASA's deputy director of Center Operations, is carefully placed aboard an agency helicopter at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida. In an actual emergency, the pilots could fly an injured person from Kennedy to a nearby trauma center in minutes.The activity taking place in Kennedy's Launch Complex 39 turn-basin parking lot was only one of several drills. It was part of a new training program that was developed by Kennedy's Fire Rescue department along with NASA Aircraft Operations to sharpen the skills needed to help rescue personnel learn how to collaborate with helicopter pilots in taking injured patients to hospitals as quickly as possible.

The paramedic is assisting an injured man in an emergency situation on the road. The paramedic is assisting an injured man in an emergency situation on the road. ,model released, Symbolfoto Copyright: xZoonar.com/WosunanxPhotostoryx 21330536 ,model released, Symbolfoto ,property released

Doctor examining businessman on hospital gurney by paramedics

Support by the SDIS 80 firefighters and the SMUR teams from Abbeville, emergency doctor, State-certified nurse anesthetist and paramedic of a person with burns to the face and hands following an electrocution. Diagnosis and care carried out by SMUR teams and firefighters and transfer of the patient to the hospital.

Firefighter and paramedics taking victim out of crashed car

Reportage on a mountain rescue doctor working in both the Carroz and de Flaine ski resorts in Haute-Savoie, France. He treats skiers and snowboarders who have been injured on the slopes. A woman is taken care of by the medical team following a skiing accident. She has a sprained knee.

A hospital-based emergency service operates 24 hours a day, 7 days a week and covers an entire region. SMUR emergency workers are called for an intervention inside a plastics recycling plant.

Photo essay with an Emergency Medical Service team of Pontoise hospital (France). Intervention on a woman suffering of back pain and legs paralysis. The doctor suspects a cauda equina syndrome. The woman is transferred to the hospital for medical examinations.

Elderly woman loaded in ambulance being given oxygen

Ambulance staff with patient

Paramedic in use

Ambulance professional with senior woman on stretcher

Paramedics pushing a man on a stretcher

Ambulance professional with senior woman on stretcher

Paramedics caring for elderly patient on stretcher in ambulance

Paramedic helping car crash victim after accident

First aid training

Ambulance team caring about woman

Patient talking with paramedics after accident aid emergency arm injury

Local civilian emergency medical personnel and the "Flight for Life" helicopter crew prepare to fly one of the simulated burn victims to a local hospital. This 'major accident' involving a pick-up truck and a snow plow and was staged at the Civil Engineering Compound. Fire trucks and medical personnel and security police responded to the alarm. Medical personnel treated the injured while fire personnel put out the fires. They were participating in the 21st Space Wing's Operational Readiness Inspection conducted at Cheyenne Mountain Air Station and Peterson AFB, Colo., 13 to 17 February 1996. The Inspector General's Team tested their ability to respond to battle conditions, power outages, .... Complete Scene Caption: Local civilian emergency medical personnel and the "Flight for Life" helicopter crew prepare to fly one of the simulated burn victims to a local hospital. This 'major accident' involving a pick-up truck and a snow plow and was staged at the Civil Engineering Compound. Fire

Reportage on Robert Ballanger Hospital's emergency medical team in Aulnay-Sous-Bois, France. Dealing with an elderly person who has had a fall at home.

Reportage on Robert Ballanger Hospital's emergency medical team in Aulnay-Sous-Bois, France. Dealing with an elderly person who has had a fall at home.

Emergency Medical Technicians, Paramedics

Photo essay with an Emergency Medical Service team of Pontoise hospital (France). Intervention on a woman suffering of back pain and legs paralysis. The doctor suspects a cauda equina syndrome. The woman is transferred to a hospital for medical examinations.

Support by the firemen of the department 80 and the teams of the SMUR of Abbeville, emergency doctor, State certified nurse anesthetist (IADE) and paramedic of a person victim of a fall at his home. The dislocation of the shoulder will be reduced by the emergency doctor at the hospital.Diagnosis and care carried out by SMUR teams and firefighters and transfer of the patient to the hospital. The treatments are carried out in a box dedicated to the non-COVID 19 patient. The dislocation of the shoulder will be reduced by the emergency physician at the hospital. Since deconfinement the emergency service of the hospital and the SMUR of Abbeville take care of more and more domestic accidents.

Ambulance emergency with emergency first aid pack and patient on stretcher. Ambulance emergency with emergency first aid pack and patient on stretcher. ,model released, Symbolfoto Copyright: xZoonar.com/WosunanxPhotostoryx 21330542 ,model released, Symbolfoto ,property released

Support by the firemen of the department 80 and the teams of the SMUR of Abbeville, emergency doctor, State certified nurse anesthetist (IADE) and paramedic of a person victim of a fall at his home. The dislocation of the shoulder will be reduced by the emergency doctor at the hospital. The treatments are carried out in a box dedicated to the non-COVID 19 patient. The dislocation of the shoulder will be reduced by the emergency physician at the hospital.

DRK staff in the ambulance Ambulance with dummy as demonstration

Red Cross volunteer instructing on first help rescue.

Emergency team giving help to senior man sitting on street

Photo essay with an Emergency Medical Service team of Pontoise hospital (France). Intervention on a woman suffering of back pain and legs paralysis. The doctor suspects a cauda equina syndrome. The woman is transferred to the hospital for medical examinations.

Ambulance with an open door, interior with a stretcher and technical equipment, Lehel, Munich, Upper Bavaria, Bavaria, Germany, Europe

First aid

Paramedic and Doctor Removing Patient from Ambulance

Firefighters looking at victim in ambulance

Paramedic, emergency and injury check on road from car crash accident with healthcare, EMT men and first aid. Patient support, ambulance staff and medical exam for concussion with rescue on stretcher

Paramedics examining unconscious senior man lying on ground

Photo essay with an Emergency Medical Service team of Pontoise hospital (France). Intervention for a man in respiratory distress syndrome. The man is transferred to the hospital for medical examination (CT scan).

Support by the firefighters of the SDIS 80 and the teams of the SMUR of Abbeville, emergency doctor, State-certified nurse anesthetist (IADE) and paramedic of a person suffering from a cardiac problem at his home. Diagnosis and care carried out by SMUR teams and transfer of the patient to the hospital.

Support by the SDIS 80 firefighters and the SMUR teams from Abbeville, emergency doctor, State-certified nurse anesthetist and paramedic of a person with burns to the face and hands following an electrocution.

Doctor Johnna Kohl treats a simulated terrorist agent with the close supervision of the Valdez police department at the Valdez hospital, during a civilian and military mass causality exercise at the Alyeska Pipeline in Valdez, Alaska hosted by the Alaskan Command, during exercise NORTHERN EDGE 2002. Doctor Johnna Kohl treats a simulated terrorist agent with the close supervision of the Valdez police department at the Valdez hospital, during a civilian and military mass causality exercise at the Alyeska Pipeline in Valdez, Alaska hosted by the Alaskan Command, during exercise NORTHERN EDGE 2002.

Reportage with the intensive care medical team of the Paris fire brigade. These teams only intervene in life-threatening cases. The doctor checks a patients vital signs.

Female paramedic loading patient into ambulance

Doctor giving first aid the hurt sportsman

Male paramedic driving ambulance

Red Cross volunteers instructing on first help rescue.

U.S. Air Force paramedics care for patients during a base-wide training exercise Aug. 22, 2022, at Hurlburt Field, Florida. This is the first base-wide exercise in four years involving an aircraft mishap and is important to test the knowledge and capabilities of base personnel.

Paramedics pushing a man on a stretcher

U.S. Air Force reservist Lt. Col. Jesse Wells, right, and Maj. Michelle Fleurat, center, emergency room physicians assigned to the 349th Medical Squadron, help perform an ultrasound on a patient at Paramaribos Academic Hospital in Suriname, Feb. 20, 2024. USAF medical professionals regularly deploy to Latin America and the Caribbean to work alongside partner nation military and civilian health teams as part of the Department of Defenses Global Health Engagement initiative, an effort to achieve mutual benefits and build trust in the region. Air Force

The SMUR helicopter transports patients 7 days a week, 24 hours a day. Return from intervention.

The SMUR helicopter transports patients 24 hours a day, 7 days a week

People, accident and emergency on road with ventilation for life support, medical response to trauma with oxygen. Safety, first aid or health insurance or air mask for breath on street, ems or crisis

Paramedics treating patient

Paramedics recuscitating a patient and giving them an infusion on a wheeled stretcher, professional firefighters from the Berufsfeuerwehr Essen, Essen, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany, Europe

Emergency Medical Technicians, Paramedics

Nurses providing emergency care to a patient inside an ambulance

Paramedics from the Rouen University Hospital transporting a patient.

Hospital set up continues. Mississippi Severe Storms, Tornadoes, and Flooding. Photographs Relating to Disasters and Emergency Management Programs, Activities, and Officials

Abmulance vehicle in front of an emergency entrance to a hospital

Support by private paramedics and SMUR teams from Abbeville, emergency doctor, State-certified nurse anesthetist (IADE) and paramedic of a person who has suffered a heart attack. Intervention at night at home. Diagnosis and care (cardiac massage, adrenaline injection, electrocardiogram, oxygenation. Carried out by the SMUR teams and transfer of the patient to the hospital for treatment by the emergency service teams.

Reportage on Robert Ballanger Hospital's emergency medical team in Aulnay-Sous-Bois, France. Dealing with an elderly person who has had a fall at home.

Woman with broken arm in ambulance paramedics accident helping victim

KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, FLA. -- An Air Care team from Orlando take a distressed lobster diver to the helicopter to take him to Florida Hospital. The diver was picked up by the Freedom Star, one of the Shuttle Rocket Booster retrieval ships, on a certification exercise and near the location of a lobster diving boat that radioed the U.S. Coast Guard for help when one of the divers experienced difficulty breathing on his return to the surface. Hearing the call for help, the captain of the Freedom Star offered to help. The ship had a dive team on board, including a diver medical technician, Andy Fish, as well as a hyperbaric chamber. Fish stayed with the diver in the recompression chamber aboard the Freedom Star until the ship reached Port Canaveral where a KSC Occupational Health doctor waited. The diver was stabilized and then taken to Florida Hospital.

Emergency medical aircraft transport with accompanying doctor (MR)

Australia, Alice Springs. Royal Flying Doctor Service, Alice Springs Base. RFDS offer 24/7 emergency services free of charge to remote areas of Australia. Inside medical airplane.

View into an ambulance, Working World Exhibition DASA, Dortmumd, Ruhr Area, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany, Europe

KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, FLA. - During a simulated launch countdown_emergency simulation on Launch Pad 39A, astronaut-suited workers are placed in a medical-rescue helicopter for transport to a hospital participating in the simulation. Pad team members took part in the four-hour exercise simulating normal launch countdown operations, with the added challenge of a fictitious event causing an evacuation of the vehicle and launch pad. The simulation tested the teams rescue approaches on the Fixed Service Structure, slidewire basket evacuation, triage care and transportation of injured personnel to hospitals, as well as communications and coordination.

Personnel from PEO STRIs Product Manager Medical Simulation team played a key role in the April 21 regional mass casualty emergency drill in Orlando. Working under the direction of the Central Florida Medical Disaster Coalition and alongside city and county fire and emergency response personnel, hospital employees and non-government agencies, PEO STRI medical simulation personnel operated medium and high fidelity medical patient simulators to help create casualties for the large scale exercise. This type of collaboration and training with local government agencies and health care professionals is critical to supporting actual emergencies in the local area as part of the Defense Support of Civil Authorities mission. (Official Army photo by Donnie W. Ryan)

Support by a team from SMUR d'Abbeville, emergency doctor, State-certified nurse anesthetist (IADE) and firefighter from SDIS 80 of a pregnant woman, about to give birth at her home. Support up to the delivery room of the maternity ward.

The SMUR helicopter transports patients 7 days a week, 24 hours a day. Return from intervention.

The funeral directors come to remove a body. Hospital.

Above view of senior woman being rush to hospital by ambulance emergency medical workers

Paramedic inside Ambulance

Paramedic in use

Photo essay with an Emergency Medical Service team of Pontoise hospital (France). Intervention for a man in respiratory distress syndrome.

Doctor Sitting in the Back of Ambulance

Three hospital corpsmen remove a patient on a gurney from an ambulance at the station hospital's emergency room. Base: Nas, Roosevelt Roads State: Puerto Rico (PR) Country: United States Of America (USA)

A delegation from the Kingdom of Morocco toured Orem City Fire Department, Station 33, and Mountainstar Healthcares Timpanogos Regional Hospital in Orem, Utah, Nov. 30, 2022. Firefighters and hospital staff demonstrated the full emergency response process from when a person is first extracted from a vehicle to when the person is triaged and treated at the hospital. The Utah National Guards State Partnership Program with Morocco allows for cross-exchange training and collaboration between military personnel and civilian agencies.

Anniston, Ala., June 25, 2014 Students participating in the 2014 Junior Law Enforcement Academy examine a human patient simulator for wounds during an exercise. During the week-long academy, students learned the basics of traffic stops, emergency medical technician procedures, visited the county jail, observed a K-9 unit drug search and fired both pellet and live weapons as a way to better understand a law enforcement career. (.. Photographs Relating to Disasters and Emergency Management Programs, Activities, and Officials

Paramedics treating patient in ambulance

Fire fighter rescuing child

Paramedics helping injured woman on scene of automobile accident, police talking with young adults in background

Photo essay with an Emergency Medical Service team of Pontoise hospital (France). 18-month-old baby having convultions due to fever.

U.S. Air Force Senior Airman Jacob Parent, a firefighter with the 104th Civil Engineer Squadron, performs medical care during a drill May 20, 2022, at the Barnes Air National Guard Base fire department. The fire department provides essential emergency response for the entire Westfield Regional Airport.

A SMUR team intervenes with a man complaining of chest pain. The patient will be hospitalized for further examinations.

Ambulance team with patient in coach

DEU Germany : Rescue paramedics in an ambulance truck attempt at resuscitation after a cardiac arrest. Training situation. |

The SMUR helicopter transports patients 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Teams from NASA, the Department of Defense Human Space Flight Support and SpaceX conduct a joint medical triage and medical evacuation (medevac) training exercise at NASAs Kennedy Space Center in Florida. It was the second of two emergency medical services simulations performed before commercial crew flight tests, which are scheduled for 2019. As NASAs Commercial Crew Program prepares to begin launching astronauts once again from American soil, teams are sharpening their launch day operations procedures, including responses during the unlikely event of an emergency.

Support by the SDIS 80 firefighters and the SMUR teams from Abbeville, emergency doctor, State-certified nurse anesthetist (IADE) and paramedic of a victim of a fall at his home The care is carried out in an examination box dedicated to the non-COVID 19 patient. Since the pandemic, the emergency department of the hospital have been taking care of more and more domestic accidents.

Workplace accident. First aid after occupational injury. Hand injury.

Paramedics providing first aid to an injured person

Support by the SDIS 80 firefighters and the SMUR teams from Abbeville, emergency doctor, State-certified nurse anesthetist (IADE) and paramedic of a victim of a fall at his home. Diagnosis and care carried out by SMUR teams and firefighters and transfer of the patient to the hospital. The care is carried out in an examination box dedicated to the non-COVID 19 patient. Since the deconfinement, the emergency department of the hospital and the SMUR of Abbeville have been taking care of more and more domestic accidents. The level is still below what it could be before confinement.

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