Medical equipment
Medical equipment
Parts of the Body
Parts of the Body
Abbreviation
10

This device shows what the heart is doing

Cardiac monitor

10

It is used for slow administration of intravenous drugs

IV pump 

10

This organ processes nutrients and absorbs them into your blood after you eat.

small intestine

10

This joint connects your leg to your foot and allows you to walk, run, and jump.

ankle

10

OR

operation room 


10

It is used to move patients lying down

Stretcher 

10

A small, sharp knife used to make precise incisions.

Surgical Scalpels

10

This organ is responsible for pumping oxygenated blood throughout the entire body.

heart

10

This part of the body is responsible for taking in oxygen and expelling carbon dioxide, and is located in the chest.

Lungs

10

ER

emergency room

10

Used to listen to the heart, lungs, and internal sounds.

Stethoscope 

10

It is used to defibrillate the heart

Defibrillator
10

This organ is involved in breaking down food and storing bile for digestion.

Liver

10

This organ helps you digest food and is found in your abdomen.

Stomach

10

TBI

Traumatic Brain Injury

10

Helps a patient breathe when they can't do it on their own.

Ventilator

10

A thin tube with a camera used to examine the inside of the abdomen

Laparoscope  

10

This part of your body helps with movement and flexibility and is attached to your bones.

Muscles

10

This is the outer layer of your body, and it protects your internal organs.

Skin

10

PTSD

Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder

10

Used to inject or withdraw fluids from the body.

Syringe

10

If someone is bleeding a lot, it is very necessary

bags of blood

10

This part of the nervous system sends signals from the brain to the rest of the body, enabling movement and sensations.

Spinal Cord

10

These are structures inside your skull that are responsible for thinking, memory, and controlling your body's movements.

Brain

10

TACEVAC

Tactical Evacuation

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