Lesson No 30B-Help, Fire, Police, Medical etc.
Vocabulary for Help, Fire, Police, Medical, etc.
Emergency Services:
- Help: Assistance or aid
- Fire department: A group of people trained to put out fires
- Police department: A group of people trained to enforce the law
- Ambulance service: A service that provides medical care to people who are injured or sick
- Emergency room: A hospital department that treats urgent medical conditions
Emergency Situations:
- Fire: A dangerous situation where something is burning
- Crime: An illegal act
- Accident: An unexpected event that causes harm or damage
- Medical emergency: A sudden illness or injury that requires immediate medical attention
Phrases to Use in an Emergency:
- “Help!”
- “I need help!”
- “Call 911!”
- “There’s a fire!”
- “There’s a crime in progress!”
- “I’m injured!”
- “I’m not feeling well.”
Example Sentences:
- If there is a fire, call the fire department.
- If you see a crime, call the police department.
- If you have a medical emergency, call the ambulance service.
- If you are injured, go to the emergency room.
- Help! I’m trapped!
- I need help! I’m lost.
Police and Medical Vocabulary
Police Vocabulary
- Police officer: A person who enforces the law.
- Police station: A building where police officers work.
- Crime: An illegal act.
- Arrest: To take someone into custody.
- Investigation: The process of examining a crime or incident.
- Evidence: Something that proves or disproves a fact.
- Witness: A person who sees something happen.
- Victim: A person who is harmed by a crime.
- Suspect: A person who is believed to have committed a crime.
- Patrol: To walk or drive around an area to keep an eye on things.
Medical Vocabulary
- Doctor: A person who is trained to treat illnesses and injuries.
- Hospital: A place where people receive medical treatment.
- Clinic: A place where medical care is provided.
- Patient: A person who receives medical treatment.
- Nurse: A person who helps doctors and provides medical care.
- Ambulance: A vehicle used to transport injured or sick people to a hospital.
- Emergency room: A hospital department that treats urgent medical conditions.
- Diagnosis: The identification of a disease or illness.
- Treatment: The process of caring for an illness or injury.
- Prescription: A written order for medicine.
