Across
- 4. Law enforcement officers who maintain public safety and order.
- 5. The act of sending emergency services to a scene.
- 8. A vehicle equipped for transporting sick or injured people.
- 11. Physical harm or damage to the body.
- 12. A situation that does not require immediate action or assistance.
- 14. Requiring immediate attention but not necessarily life-threatening.
- 15. A trained professional who provides emergency medical care.
Down
- 1. The rhythmic expansion and contraction of arteries as blood is pumped.
- 2. A lifesaving technique used in emergencies to restore breathing and circulation.
- 3. The person who coordinates emergency services and sends help.
- 6. A state of readiness to act or respond when necessary.
- 7. The reaction or assistance provided in an emergency situation.
- 9. A serious situation requiring immediate assistance.
- 10. Individuals, such as police or EMTs, who answer emergency calls.
- 13. A state of serious danger or requiring immediate medical attention.