Medical Emergency Procedures

noun the act of freeing or releasing from a constraint or difficulty

• The firefighters performed a successful extrication of the trapped passengers from the wreckage.
• The rescue team managed to extricate everyone safely from the car crash.
• We need to figure out how to extricate ourselves from this sticky situation.
• She found it difficult to extricate herself from the toxic relationship.

verb to make or become stable, steady, or unchanging

• The government implemented policies to stabilize the economy during the recession.
• I need to stabilize my grades before the end of the semester.
• I'm trying to stabilize my sleep schedule, but it's tough.
• She tried to stabilize her emotions after receiving the bad news.

noun a job title for someone who works in a call center and handles phone calls

• In case of an emergency, please call the operator for assistance.
• If you need help, just call the operator and they'll sort it out.
• If you're lost, just call the operator and they'll hook you up.
• When you're feeling overwhelmed, sometimes you just need to call the operator and take a breather.