Air Ambulance services are on the front line of the fight against coronavirus but are struggling for donations

The video discusses the relentless demand for healthcare during the COVID-19 pandemic, highlighting the critical role of air ambulances in providing urgent medical care. It details the equipment and procedures used by air ambulance teams, including ventilators and C PAP. The video also addresses the challenges faced by these teams, such as the invisible threat of the virus and the need for personal protective equipment. Additionally, it explores the financial impact of the pandemic on air ambulance services, emphasizing the significant drop in fundraising and the potential need for government support. Despite these challenges, the teams remain committed to providing a lifeline to patients in need.

What is the primary role of air ambulances during the COVID-19 pandemic?

• Conducting COVID-19 tests

• Delivering medical supplies to hospitals

• Providing urgent care with specialists and equipment

• Transporting patients to hospitals

What advanced medical equipment is mentioned as being on board the air ambulance?

• X-ray machine

• Ventilator and CPAP machine

• Ultrasound device

• MRI machine

What is the main challenge faced by the air ambulance team due to the invisible threat?

• Risk of infection to the crew

• Communication issues

• Increased number of flights

• Lack of medical supplies

How has the lockdown affected air ambulance charities financially?

• Government funding

• Significant drop in income

• Increased donations

• Stable income

What is the air ambulance team's attitude towards continuing their operations despite challenges?

• Reluctant to continue

• Determined to keep flying

• Waiting for more resources

• Considering stopping operations