| Capitals of Maryland and Michigan? | 34 |
| Both ends of a macrocosm? | 25 |
| Bismarck's _____ Dispatch | 29 |
| Big name in outdoor equipment, for short | 40 |
| Bad German place | 16 |
| Bad ___, W. German spa | 22 |
| Bad ____: German resort | 23 |
| Bad _____, Germany | 18 |
| Bad ___ , German spa | 20 |
| Bad __ (German spa) | 19 |
| Ambulance inits. | 16 |
| Ambulance crew org. | 19 |
| Ambulance crew (Abbr.) | 22 |
| Ambulance acronym | 17 |
| Agency featured in "Third Watch" (abbr.) | 50 |
| Accident scene initials | 23 |
| Accident initials | 17 |
| A German river | 14 |
| A couple of things in common | 28 |
| 911 response letters | 20 |
| 911 response grp. | 17 |
| 911 responders, collectively (abbr.) | 36 |
| 911 letters | 11 |
| 911 grp. | 8 |
| 911 gp. | 7 |
| 911 abbr. | 9 |
| 9-1-1 grp. | 10 |
| "Mamma Mia!" trio? | 28 |
| "Bad" place in Germany | 32 |
| "Ammonia" has two | 27 |
| 'Yummy' pair | 20 |
| 'Tommy' has two | 23 |
| 'Mammal' has three | 26 |
| 'Jimmy' has two | 23 |
| Â Â Miami duo? | 20 |
| CPR pro | 7 |
| CPR expert | 10 |
| Paramedic's letters | 23 |
| CPR specialist | 14 |
| 911 respondent | 14 |
| CPR giver | 9 |
| 911 responder | 13 |
| Hosp. employee | 14 |
| CPR specialists | 15 |
| Ambulance VIP | 13 |
| Paramedic: Abbr. | 16 |
| First responder, for short | 26 |
| CPR provider | 12 |
| Rescue squad VIP | 16 |
| CPR performer | 13 |
| Accident scene fig. | 19 |
| First responder, often | 22 |
| First responder | 15 |
| CPR giver, often | 16 |
| CPR administrant | 16 |
| Accident victim helper | 22 |
| Rescue pro | 10 |
| Paramedic, for short | 20 |
| One may be seen after a crash (Abbr.) | 37 |
| On-call paramedic | 17 |
| ER staff member | 15 |
| Ambulance attendant, briefly | 28 |
| 911 responder, briefly | 22 |
| 911 call responder | 18 |
| "Third Watch" fig. | 28 |
| Vitals checker, for short | 25 |
| Vitals checker | 14 |
| Victim helper: abbr. | 20 |
| Revival-ist, briefly? | 21 |
| Responder trained in CPR | 24 |
| Rescue-squad VIP | 16 |
| Rescue squad member, for short | 30 |
| R.N.'s colleague | 20 |
| Pro at the scene of the accident | 32 |
| One with defib training | 23 |
| One who may give you an IV | 26 |
| One skilled in CPR | 18 |
| OD respondent | 13 |
| Medevac worker | 14 |
| Hwy. mishap respondent | 22 |
| First to arrive, often: Abbr. | 29 |
| First responder, briefly | 24 |
| Fire dept. volunteer, perhaps | 29 |
| ER arrival | 10 |
| Defib pro | 9 |
| Defib operator | 14 |
| Defib expert | 12 |
| CPR practitioner | 16 |
| CPR giver, perhaps | 18 |
| Certain 911 respondent, briefly | 31 |
| C.P.R. expert | 13 |
| BP checker, often | 17 |
| Ambulance worker, for short | 27 |
| Ambulance V.I.P. | 16 |
| Ambulance figure: Abbr. | 23 |
| Ambulance crew member, for short | 32 |
| 9-1-1 respondent | 16 |
| ''Third Watch'' fig. | 36 |
| You may breathlessly lock lips with her | 39 |
| Worker at a pileup | 18 |