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ambulance sirens
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Canada
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Loud sirens are commonly used by ambulances to quickly navigate through traffic during emergencies
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ambulance sirens
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Canada
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Expected to be heard clearly and for other drivers to give right of way to the ambulance
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emergency exits
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Canada
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It is mandatory for buildings to have clearly marked emergency exits with illuminated signs.
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4
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emergency medical services
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Canada
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Emergency medical services are commonly provided by government-funded agencies and are widely accessible in urban and rural areas.
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5
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emergency physician
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Canada
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Emergency physicians are specialized doctors who provide immediate medical care to patients in urgent and emergency situations, typically working in hospital emergency departments.
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emergency physician
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Canada
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Emergency physicians work in hospital emergency rooms and provide immediate medical care for patients with acute illnesses or injuries.
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emergency procedures
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Canada
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Common to have designated shelters and evacuation routes for severe weather events
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emergency response
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Canada
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Emergency response includes prompt arrival of police, firefighters, and ambulances.
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9
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emergency response
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Canada
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Calling 911 for immediate assistance is the standard procedure
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10
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emergency response
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Canada
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Official emergency response is organized and centralized, with established protocols for different types of emergencies
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11
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emergency room
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Canada
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Commonly used for urgent medical care and trauma treatment
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1
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12
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emergency room usage
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Canada
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Commonly used for urgent medical care, even for non-life-threatening conditions
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emergency services
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Canada
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911 is the common emergency number
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