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A routine medical procedure done in hospitals
Used for injuries and patient care in hospitals
Hospitals have ill people, also called patients
Intensive Care Unit is a key hospital ward
Antiseptic used to clean wounds in hospitals
Hospitals treat illnesses; core reason they exist.
Neonatal incubator is standard hospital equipment
Common cold pack for swelling and injuries
Medicine used in hospitals to treat diabetes
Office supply used for charts and printers
Intravenous drip for fluids and medicines
Hospitals provide internet/Wi-Fi for staff and visitors
Common painkiller medicine stocked in hospitals
Hospitals care for injuries from accidents, falls, etc.
Medical interns work and train inside hospitals.
A body part seen during surgery or medical testing 🏥
Injured people are common patients in hospitals.
Intravenous fluid, classic hospital supply.
Given to patients who can’t drink freely, very common.
IVs deliver fluids and medicines to patients 💧
Metal element; used in drips and patient lab tests.
Machine dispensing ice for patient care and drinks.
Bags holding IV fluids, everywhere on wards.
Surgical cuts; monitored and treated in hospitals.
Sick patients are literally what hospitals hold.
Newborn babies cared for in maternity or NICU.
Medical devices placed in the body, common in surgery
Standard device to give shots or draw blood.
Device for breathing meds; used in hospitals.
General term for medical tools used by staff.
Stand that holds IV bags next to patients.
Eye part, examined in hospital eye clinics.
Fertility treatment done in many hospitals.
Tubing connecting IV bag to patient.
Disinfectant used to clean skin and surfaces.
Seen in surgery, imaging, pathology samples.
Patients admitted to stay overnight in wards.
Written directions for patients, tests, staff.
X‑ray or scan images stored and reviewed.
Used in drinks, cooling packs, some treatments.
Container to keep ice or samples cold.
Tube delivering meds/fluids directly into vein.
Intrauterine device, inserted/removed in hospital.
Radioactive isotopes used in nuclear medicine.
Iron supplement tablets given to patients.
Intensive Care Unit for critical patients.
Infusion is giving fluids/meds, often by IV.
Information desks help visitors and patients.
Cold water often given to patients or staff.
Needle used to start or access an IV line.
Common abbreviation for intravenous line.
Intercoms help hospital staff communicate quickly 📢
Common stationery for charts and forms in wards.
Devices for giving shots or IV meds to patients.
Old term for hospital ward or small hospital unit.
Used to keep patients or organs cold in care.
Cold pack for injuries, common on hospital wards.
Infected patients are commonly treated in hospitals 🏥
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