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Automated External Defibrillator (AED)
Device that provides electrical shock to restore a normal heartbeat.
Biopsy
The surgical removal of tissue for later microscopic examination.
Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR)
Lifesaving technique that consists of chest compressions combined with artificial
ventilation.
Colposcopy
Examination of the vagina and cervix performed using a colposcope, which is a
specialized type of endoscope
Crash Cart
Portable cart stocked with emergency supplies, also termed an emergency kit.
Dehiscence
Partial or total separation of a wound's edges.
Durable Medical Equipment
Includes medical devices and supplies that can be used repeatedly outside of a
hospital.
Emergency
Unforeseen circumstance that requires immediate attention.
Emergency Medical Services (EMS)
System that provides urgent pre-hospital treatment and care.
Endoscopy
Procedure that uses an endoscope to view a hollow organ or body cavity, such as
the larynx, bladder, colon, sigmoid colon, stomach, abdomen, and some joints.
Erythema
Superficial reddening of the skin.
Evisceration
Separation of wound edges and protrusion of abdominal organs.
First Aid
The immediate care given to the victim of injury or sudden illness to sustain life and
prevent death.
Hemorrhage
Escape of blood from a ruptured blood vessel.
Incision and Drainage (I & D)
Lancing a fluid or pressure buildup under the skin to allow it to drain and relieve
pressure.
Myocardial Infarction
The flow of blood that brings oxygen to the heart muscle suddenly becomes
blocked, and if not restored quickly, the heart muscle will begin to die and cardiac
arrest can occur.
Seizure
Uncontrolled muscle activity, that can be caused by high body temperature, head
injuries, drugs, and epilepsy.
Sprain
A stretched or torn ligament, which are tissues that connect bones to a joint.
Strain
A stretched or torn muscle or tendon.
Surgical Asepsis
Techniques to eliminate pathogenic and other potentially harmful microbes related
to invasive procedures.