Medical Equipment

noun a shallow pan used for a bedridden patient to urinate or defecate in while lying in bed

• The nurse brought in a bedpan for the patient who was unable to get out of bed.
• I had to use a bedpan when I was in the hospital and couldn't walk to the bathroom.
• I never want to see another bedpan again after my stay in the hospital.
• The old house felt like a bedpan, full of unpleasant memories and stagnant air.

noun a long, hollow or solid, slender stick, usually of wood, used for walking, support, or as a weapon

• The elderly gentleman walked with a cane to assist him with his mobility.
• My grandpa always carries his trusty cane with him wherever he goes.
• I heard that new rapper's lyrics are straight fire, he's definitely bringing the cane to the game.
• The CEO used his influence as a cane to guide the company towards success.

noun a thriller or horror movie that is intended to scare or excite the audience

• The chiller in the laboratory is used to maintain a constant temperature for experiments.
• I always make sure to refill the chiller with water before starting the party.
• I'm feeling so chill, just like a chiller on a hot summer day.
• His calm demeanor in stressful situations is like a chiller in a heated argument.

noun a band or strip of material worn around the wrist for decoration or to fasten clothing

verb to strike someone with an open hand, especially on the head or ear

• The police officer placed the suspect in handcuffs and then secured a cuff around his ankle.
• I accidentally ripped the cuff of my shirt while trying to fix it.
• She's always wearing those cute cuff bracelets, they look so cool.
• The company was accused of trying to cuff the competition by using unethical business practices.

noun the act of equipping or the equipment itself

verb to supply or provide with necessary items or skills

• The company will equip all employees with the necessary tools and resources to succeed in their roles.
• Don't forget to equip yourself with sunscreen before going to the beach.
• I need to equip my wardrobe with some new threads for the party.
• Education equips you with the knowledge and skills needed to navigate through life's challenges.

noun a tool or set of tools used for a particular purpose

adjective relating to or used for equipment

• The laboratory technician carefully calibrated the equipment before conducting the experiment.
• Make sure you have all the necessary equipment before we start the project.
• I can hook you up with some top-notch equipment for your DJ gig.
• Education is the best equipment one can have for a successful future.

noun a pair of protective eyeglasses or a device worn over the eyes to protect them from particles or chemicals

• The scientist wore protective goggles while conducting the experiment in the lab.
• Make sure to put on your swimming goggles before jumping into the pool.
• I can't see anything without my beer goggles on!
• He viewed the world through rose-colored goggles, always seeing the positive side of things.

verb to make something moist or damp by adding moisture or water

• It is important to humidify the room to maintain the optimal moisture level.
• Don't forget to humidify the plants so they don't dry out.
• I always make sure to humidify my skin with lotion before bed.
• The kind words from her friends seemed to humidify her heart after a long day.

noun a slender, pointed metal instrument used in sewing or for surgical suturing

• The nurse carefully inserted the needle into the patient's arm to draw blood for testing.
• I hate getting shots because I'm scared of needles.
• I pricked my finger on a needle and it hurt like heck.
• His words were like a needle, piercing through her heart with their harshness.

noun A person trained to care for the sick or infirm, especially in a hospital.

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• The nurse administered the medication to the patient.
• The nurse helped the patient take their medicine.
• The nurse gave the patient their meds.
• The nurse was like a guardian angel, watching over the patient.

noun a tent-like enclosure used for administering oxygen to a patient

• The patient was placed in an oxygen tent to help improve their oxygen levels.
• The doctor said they might need to spend some time in an oxygen tent to help with their breathing.
• I heard they had to chill in an oxygen tent for a while to get better.
• Being in quarantine felt like being in an oxygen tent, isolated from the outside world.

noun objects or equipment used for a particular activity or purpose

• The police found drug paraphernalia at the scene of the crime.
• I saw all of his camping paraphernalia in the garage.
• She's always carrying around her makeup paraphernalia.
• His desk was cluttered with paraphernalia from past projects.

noun a medical instrument used for injecting or withdrawing fluids from the body

• The nurse carefully filled the syringe with the prescribed medication.
• I need to get a flu shot, so I have to get pricked with a syringe.
• I hate getting stabbed with a needle, especially when the syringe is huge.
• His words felt like a syringe, injecting doubt into her mind.

noun a device used to measure the oxygen saturation of a person's blood

• The doctor used a pulse oximeter to measure the patient's oxygen saturation levels.
• I bought a pulse oximeter to keep track of my oxygen levels at home.
• I borrowed my friend's pulse oximeter to check if I was getting enough air.
• Her smile was like a pulse oximeter, always measuring the happiness in the room.

noun a person who is not a regular employee but is hired for a temporary position or for the duration of a specific project

adjective relating to or being an extern

• The company decided to hire an extern to assist with their research project.
• I heard they brought in an extern to help out in the office.
• They've got this extern dude working with them now.
• Having an extern perspective can often bring new insights to the table.

noun a device that produces electricity by chemical reactions and is used to power electronic devices

• The flashlight requires a battery to function properly.
• Don't forget to grab a battery for the remote control.
• I need to juice up my phone with a battery.
• His enthusiasm was like a battery, always charged and ready to go.

noun a type of currency used in United Arab Emirates

• The cost of the project was estimated at 10,000 aed.
• I only have 50 aed left in my wallet.
• Let's split the bill, I've got 20 aed on me.
• His words were like aed, valuable and precious.