Healthcare Technology Terms

noun a type of needle or syringe used for injecting substances beneath the skin

adjective relating to the region directly beneath the skin

• The nurse used a hypodermic needle to administer the medication.
• The doctor gave me a shot with a hypodermic needle.
• I hate getting pricked with that needle thingy.
• His words felt like a hypodermic injection of truth.

noun a type of sculpture consisting of shapes cut from metal sheets, suspended so that they move in response to air currents

adjective able to move or be moved freely or easily

• The company is launching a new mobile app to improve customer engagement.
• I always have my mobile phone with me wherever I go.
• I need to upgrade my mobile to get better camera quality.
• His ideas are always on the move, like a mobile mind.

adverb used to describe something that is almost or nearly the case

preposition used to indicate that something is almost or nearly the case

• The new software has virtually eliminated all bugs and errors.
• I'm virtually certain that we'll win the game tonight.
• She's virtually glued to her phone all day long.
• His passion for music is virtually infectious, spreading to everyone around him.

noun a software application, especially a small, specialized program downloaded onto mobile devices

• The app provides users with a comprehensive list of features for productivity.
• I love using this app to keep track of my daily tasks.
• That app is lit, it has all the cool filters for photos.
• His mind works like a well-designed app, always processing information efficiently.

noun a digital asset or cryptocurrency

adjective relating to the digital asset XAI

• Explainable Artificial Intelligence (XAI) is a critical component in ensuring transparency and accountability in decision-making processes.
• I find it fascinating how XAI can help us understand why AI systems make certain decisions.
• XAI is like the AI that explains itself, pretty cool, right?
• In a world full of complex AI systems, XAI acts as a guiding light, illuminating the inner workings of algorithms.