Quick answer
The call
The selected community report describes a surge with multiple critical or on-fire patients. Prepare free rooms, keep treatment supplies reachable, and triage the immediate danger first; patient count and wave timing may vary.
Animal Hospital Ambulance Event Guide
Prepare open rooms and triage critical or burning patients during the Ambulance Event.
Checked July 11, 2026Community evidence
Evidence desk
What the signal means
Treat each row as a decision clue, not a complete substitute for the rest of your patient check.
Ambulance surge starts
ACTSwitch from normal one-patient pacing to room and supply management.
Patient on fire
ACTUse the fire extinguisher when available; community documentation reports that hand-extinguishing is slower and may create more treatment work.
Critical patient
ACTMove the patient into recovery and follow the room display. Published timers conflict, so the live display wins.
Shift order
Run the check
- 1
Before the surge, clear completed rooms and identify the nearest extinguisher and recovery beds.
- 2
When patients arrive, handle fire and imminent critical states before routine symptoms.
- 3
Move each critical patient to the assigned room or bed and follow its live display.
- 4
Recheck room capacity between arrivals instead of relying on a fixed wave count.
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