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If you are involved in a traffic accident and are seriously , you will be rushed to

hospital in an . In the there are . They are the first people

who look after you. If your are not too serious, you might first go to and be

by a . You certainly won't have to wait in the . If your

are serious, you will probably be sent to the where a will you.

Before the , you will be given an by an so that you

will feel no pain during the . If you have lost a lot of blood, you will be given a

. After the , you will be kept in the . Here a

will your condition. To begin with because you can’t eat you will be given a

. When you are no longer in a condition and no longer need 24-hour

, you will be sent to the , where you will be looked after until you

have made a complete .