Medical Device Terminology

adjective describing a device or object that is powered by a battery

• The new device is battery powered, ensuring portability and convenience.
• I love my battery powered headphones - I can listen to music wherever I go!
• My phone is always dying so I got a battery powered charger to keep it alive.
• Her energy seemed to be battery powered, always ready to tackle any task with enthusiasm.

noun a weight used to balance or offset another weight

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• The engineer carefully calculated the necessary counterweight to balance the elevator.
• Make sure you put a counterweight on the other side to even it out.
• Throw a counterweight on there so it doesn't tip over.
• Her sense of humor acted as a counterweight to his seriousness.

noun a device that produces heat, especially for heating a room or building

• The central heating system includes a high-efficiency heater to keep the house warm.
• I always crank up the heater when it gets chilly in the evenings.
• I'm freezing, can you turn on the heater please?
• His passion for music was like a heater, warming the hearts of everyone around him.

noun a person, especially a lawyer or spokesperson, who speaks on behalf of another person or group

• The lawyer acted as the official mouthpiece for the company during the press conference.
• The spokesperson was the company's mouthpiece for the media.
• The influencer is the brand's mouthpiece on social media.
• The author used the protagonist as a mouthpiece to convey their own beliefs.

noun a branch of technology that deals with the study and application of pressurized gas to produce mechanical motion

• Pneumatics is a branch of engineering that deals with the mechanical properties of gases.
• I learned about pneumatics in my engineering class - it's all about using air to power machines.
• Hey, did you know that some cars use pneumatics to adjust their suspension on the fly?
• Her ideas flowed through the company like pneumatics, powering innovation at every turn.

adjective describing something as having the texture or quality of rubber

• The rubbery texture of the material made it ideal for manufacturing durable products.
• I couldn't eat the rubbery chicken at the restaurant last night.
• The steak was so rubbery, I couldn't even chew it.
• His excuses for being late were as rubbery as a stretched-out rubber band.

noun a strip of leather, cloth, or other flexible material, often with a buckle, used for fastening or securing something

verb to fasten or secure with a strap

• She secured the heavy box with a sturdy strap before lifting it onto the truck.
• Make sure you strap on your helmet before we go for a ride on the motorcycle.
• I always feel more confident when I have my lucky strap with me.
• He felt like a strap holding everything together in the chaotic situation.

noun There is no definition provided for 'earmic' as it is not a recognized English word.

adjective There is no definition provided for 'earmic' as it is not a recognized English word.

adverb There is no definition provided for 'earmic' as it is not a recognized English word.

• The scientist discovered a new species of plant with unique earmic properties.
• I can't believe how earmic that new restaurant is, we have to try it out!
• That car is so earmic, I wish I could afford it.
• Her words had an earmic effect on the audience, leaving them speechless.

noun neural interface - a system or device that allows communication between a computer and the brain

• The neural interface allows for direct communication between the brain and a computer.
• I can control my video game character using a neural interface.
• Dude, imagine having a neural interface to browse the internet with your mind!
• The artist used the neural interface of his imagination to create stunning works of art.

adjective A word or phrase that describes or modifies a noun or pronoun, such as 'idiot-proof' in this case.

• The new software program was designed to be idiot-proof for users of all skill levels.
• Don't worry, this device is completely idiot-proof so you can't mess it up.
• This app is so idiot-proof, even your grandma could use it.
• The step-by-step instructions were idiot-proof, making it easy for anyone to follow.

noun a category of technology devices that can be worn on the body, usually with smart features

• The use of wearables in healthcare is becoming more prevalent as technology advances.
• I love using my wearables to track my daily steps and activity levels.
• I'm all about those wearables that can monitor my heart rate during workouts.
• Wearables have become like a second skin to some people, always on and always connected.

noun a type of small cylindrical battery commonly used in electronic devices such as remote controls and small toys

• The remote control requires a AAA battery to function properly.
• Hey, do you have a spare AAA battery for my remote?
• I always keep a stash of AAA batteries for emergencies.
• His energy was like a AAA battery, always charged and ready to go.

verb to introduce air into a substance, typically by stirring or shaking

• The aerated water was refreshing on a hot summer day.
• I love the bubbly taste of aerated drinks.
• Let's grab some fizzy aerated beverages for the party.
• Her mind felt aerated after a long meditation session.