"Take the shot!" What's the meaning?
An opportunity
What are STITCHES?
Fixing someone's skin by sewing.
What's a sphigmomanometer?
A device to measure blood pressure
What's SHIFT?
the period an employee works in the company or hospital
How do you call the result of using plaster to mold your broken arm?
A cast
What's STAT?
Immediately, urgently (from the Latin statim)
What's Jane or John Doe?
A patient without identification
What's the name of the object used to cut in surgeries?
Scalpel
What is PHANTON LIMB?
It's when the patient feels part of their body that is not there.
What do you say when you were vaccinated?
"I've got a shot"
What's a syringe?
An object to remove or add liquid from someone body through the veins.
How do you call the object used to listen the noises inside the body, example heart, lungs, liver size...?
stethoscope
What's DNR?
Do Not Ressuscitate
How do you call the material used when you break our arm?
Plaster
How do you call the object - people who have leg or foot injured - use to walk standing up?
crutches
What's the difference between drugs and medicine?
drugs modify your system and medicines cure and combat symptoms.
How do you call the place - where people who are unable to walk - may move?
wheelchair
What's DOA?
Dead on Arrival
What's ER?
Emergency Room
"Take a shot!" - What's the meaning?
Try