Yama 912
E number di telefon 912 ta solamente pa risibí yamadanan di emergensha pa servisio di ambulans:Kiko ta un yamada di emergensha?
Un yamada di emergensha ta por ehèmpel un kaso kaminda tin peliger pa bida di un hende.
Un kaso asina por ta: ataka di kurason, ataka serebral, ataka di suku abou òf haltu, desgrasia ku leshon hopi serio, aksidente di tráfiko etc
Ora bo yama 912 e sentralista lo hasi bo algun pregunta. Ta importante pa trata di kontesta e preguntanan mas verídiko i kòrtiku posibel. Promé pregunta ku un sentralista por hasi bo ta; bo number di telefon i bo direkshon. E sentralista lo puntra e.o. kiko a pasa ku e persona, si e persona tin historia di un òf otro malesa, kua remedi(nan) e ta usa etc.. Un pregunta ku tambe e sentralista por hasi ta kon e kondishon di e persona pa kua a yama ta. Por ehèmpel por puntra si e persona ta soda friu, tin doló di pechu, ta na konosementu, kon e ta hala rosea etc. Alabes lo puntra pa edat i sekso di e persona.
Despues di a hasi preguntanan i dependiente di e kontestanan, e sentralista ta determiná e urgensha di e kaso konserní.
CEMS ta traha ku 3 tipo di urgensha.
Urgensha A: ta kasonan pa kua tin peliger pa bida di e persona. Ta p’esei ta bon si bo kontestá e preguntanan mas lihé i korekto posibel, asina ku e sentralista por dirigí e ambulans mas lihé posibel na e direkshon konserní. E ambulans lo kore ku sirena i lus blou. Bou di sirkunstanshanan normal ambulans mester yega dentro di un término di tempu di 15 minüt pa kasonan di urgensha A. Ta bon ku abo komo shofùr riba kaminda, duna e ambulans preferensha pa e yega serka e víktima mas lihé posibel.
Urgensha B: ta kasonan pa kua no tin peliger pa bida pero ku e persona mester a haña kuido di ambulans mas lihé posibel. E ambulans lo no kore ku sirena ni lus blou.
Bou di sirkunstanshanan normal e ambulans mester yega dentro di un lapso di 30 minüt.
Urgensha C: ta kasonan pa kua a pidi servisio di ambulans adelantá. Por ehèmpel pa transportá un persona pa hospital òf otro instansha médiko, saka pòrtrèt òf pa kontròl serka un speshalista. Mester transportá e persona aki drumí i bou di guia di un enfermero(a).
No opstante e tipo di urgensha mester tene kuenta ku e ambulans mester sali mesora i yega na e sitio indiká mas lihé posibel. Pa e motibu ei koperashon di tur hende ta indispensabel.
Tene kuenta ku no tur ora por honra un petishon pa kuido di ambulans. Dependiendo di e kaso por referí e persona ku ta yama pa dòkter di kas òf dòkter na warda. Doló di barika, sakamentu, grip etc. no ta kasonan pa kua ta duna servisio di ambulans.Pa tipo di kasonan asina mester tuma kontakto ku dòkter di kas òf dòkter di warda.
Semper por yama 912 pa informashon tokante di malesa. E sentralista por duna konseho kon pa aktua den sierto kasonan. Ta rekomendabel pa sigui e konsehonan ei.
Call 912
The telephone number 912 is destined only for emergency medical assistance provided by the ambulance service.What can be considered an emergency call?
The need for ambulance service can be justified for example in case the life of one or more persons is in danger. Such cases can be: a heart attack, cerebral hemorrhage, low or high sugar level, serious car accident or other types of accidents with severe injuries etc.
When calling 912 the dispatcher on duty will ask some key questions. It’s important to answer these questions as short, honest and precise possible.
The first information that must be provided is your telephone number and address. Inquiries will also be made concerning the nature of the call, the medical history and records of the person for whom the medical assistance is needed. e.g. is this person taking any medication and if yes, the types and or names of the medication being taken.
Questions will also be asked about the condition of the person, e.g. is he/she perspiring and feeling cold, having chest pain, unconscious, how he or she is breathing etc.
You will also be asked for the age and gender of the person.
After having received the answers to these questions, the dispatcher will determine the category of emergency.
A-Emergency: situations in which a person’s life is in danger. For that reason it is important to answer as short and precise as possible in order to dispatch an ambulance as soon as possible. The ambulance will be driven with active sirens and blue flashing lights. Under normal circumstances the ambulance must arrive on location within 15 minutes of the call. It’s very important that other people trafficking the streets give right of way to the ambulance(s) so the patient/victim(s) can receive medical assistance as soon as possible.
B-Emergency: situations in which the person’s life is not in immediate danger, but medical assistance should be received as soon as possible. Under normal circumstances the ambulance must arrive within 30 minutes. The ambulance will not be driven with sirens on, or with blue flashing lights.
C-Emergency: situations where there is no emergency, but ambulance assistance is needed and can be ordered in advance, e.g. if an elderly person has to be transported lying down and under medical guidance / assistance on board, to a hospital or other medical institution.
The ambulance should be able to leave right away after dispatched and reach its destination as soon as possible. Therefore the full cooperation of every one is required.
Please take into account that not every call for ambulance assistance can be granted. Every case will be evaluated individually by the dispatcher. One might be referred to a GP. An ambulance will not be dispatched for symptoms such as regular stomach aches, vomiting, colds or flu. For those cases we recommend you call or visit your GP or the one on duty.
It is always possible to call 912 for information regarding an illness or medical emergency. The CEMS dispatcher on duty can provide you advice in certain situations. It is recommended that you follow this advice.