Advanced Life Support, A way to keep people alive when they are very ill., Ambulance, A special vehicle used to take patients to a hospital., Intensive Care Unit, A place in a hospital where people who are seriously ill are treated., Deep Vein Thrombosis, A blood clot in one of the deep veins in the body., Triage, A method used to decide which patient is treated first, depending on how sick they are., First-degree Burn, A burn that affects only the outer layer of the skin., Paramedic, Is someone who is trained to help people but isn't a nurse or doctor., Automated External Defibrillator, A machine used to shock a person's heart back into the correct rhythm., Hypoxia, A condition where a person's body doesn't get enough oxygen., Intubation, A procedure in which a tube is put into the windpipe via the nose., Tracheotomy, An operation to cut a hole in someone's throat, so they can breathe., Palpation, A method of feeling the patient with your hands and fingers during an examination..

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