Sentence examples for paramedic call from inspiring English sources

A basic life support call costs about $250, and a paramedic call costs about $350, Michael Minerva said.

The findings showed that all 17 people studied reported positive effects including reduced paramedic call outs, decreased unconscious episodes and improved independence.

A paramedic called to a patient's home would know of a do-not-resuscitate order, for example.

Usefully, he had become a script doctor – a kind of uncredited Hollywood paramedic called in to do emergency rewrites when multimillion-dollar films (Mr and Mrs Smith, for instance, a couple of Ridley Scotts) were going down in flames.

The number of paramedic call-outs, Accident and Emergency department attendances and hospital admissions for the treatment of severe hypoglycaemia were all significantly reduced in the year after DAFNE training, compared with the year before.

The children were pronounced dead by paramedics called to the £1.2m house in Wandsworth, south-west London.

Realizing they had a larger problem, the paramedics called the Fire Department, which rushed several firefighters to the scene.

At Sebastianelli's instruction, the paramedics called the medical center and ordered an intravenous preparation of the steroid methylprednisolone.

Mounted police were forced to separate the two sides in Melbourne as tensions soared and scuffles broke out across Federation Square, with paramedics called to treat several injured people.

The venue's director blamed a "bad batch of ecstasy" for Friday's incident, which saw paramedics called to a show featuring DJs Axwell and Armand Van Helden.

Paramedics called the police after the three-month-old girl was found at 10.20am on the bus at the junction of High Street and Carpenters Road in Stratford, Scotland Yard said.