Care Conversations 6 — Emergency Situations AE

The language of emergency response — clear, fast, and calm communication when every second counts.

Communication in emergencies

In an emergency, clear communication can save a life. Whether you're calling 999 or 911, handing over to a paramedic, or directing a colleague, the language needs to be immediate and precise. This exercise practises the specific phrases used in care emergencies, from the initial response to the arrival of help.

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Choose the most natural-sounding response. LEVEL: Advanced

1. What happened?
2. Is he breathing?
3. What's your emergency?
4. How long has he been unconscious?
5. What do I do?
6. Can you tell me her medical history?
7. We're going to need to take him to the hospital.
8. Is anyone trained in CPR here?
9. Can you clear the area?
10. She seems to be having a seizure. What do I do?
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