Cardiac Arrests: Heart attacks and cardiac arrests are common emergencies.

Stroke and TIA: Ambulances respond to suspected strokes and transient ischemic attacks (TIAs).

Trauma and Injuries: Car accidents, falls, and other traumatic injuries require immediate attention.

Respiratory Distress: Ambulances respond to patients experiencing difficulty breathing or asthma attacks.

Seizures and Epilepsy: Emergency responders treat patients experiencing seizures or epilepsy episodes.

Overdoses and Poisoning: Ambulances respond to suspected overdoses and poisoning cases.

Maternal and Child Emergencies: Pregnant women in labor or experiencing complications, as well as pediatric emergencies, require urgent care.