Essential Emergency Phrases for Medical Care in Russian

Here are essential emergency medical phrases in Russian that one needs to know for urgent situations:

• Help! — Помогите!
• Call an ambulance! — Вызовите скорую помощь!
• I need a doctor. — Мне нужен врач.
• Where does it hurt? — Где болит?
• I have chest pain. — У меня болит грудь.
• I can’t breathe. — Мне трудно дышать.
• I am allergic to… — У меня аллергия на…
• I am unconscious. — Я без сознания. (used by others about a person)
• Do you have any medical conditions? — У вас есть какие-либо заболевания?
• Stay calm. — Оставайтесь спокойным.

These phrases cover basic communication for requesting help, describing pain, and alerting medical personnel to important conditions. If detailed or specialized medical phrases in Russian are preferred, a more extensive list or a language tool designed for emergency medical use can be provided. Would you like such a detailed list?

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