Across
- 2. This device lets surgeons cut, shrink or seal tissue, and also stop bleeding using controlled electrical energy during endoscopic surgery.
- 5. Records the heart’s electrical activity — doctors read it like a heart map
- 8. Analyzes how quickly blood clots — doctors use it to check for bleeding or clotting problems
- 9. Removes blood, mucus, or fluids during surgery or emergencies — the “vacuum cleaner” of the internal human system
- 10. The surgeon’s most iconic tool — sharp, precise, and always handled with care
- 13. Provides extra oxygen by pulling it straight out of the air — no heavy tanks needed. A must-have for oxygen therapy
- 15. Delivers an electric shock to restart a failing heart — a life-saving equipment.
- 16. Used in surgery to take live images of bones and implants — it’s like an X-ray camera on wheels
Down
- 1. A surgeon’s “slicer” for cutting thin layers of skin in grafting procedures
- 3. Removes blood, mucus, or fluids during surgery or emergencies — the “vacuum cleaner” of the internal human system'
- 4. A tiny camera and tools let surgeons look and work inside the body without large cuts.
- 6. This device breathes for patients who can’t on their own — the lungs’ external twin.
- 7. Keeps airways open for patients with sleep apnea — a bedside breathing buddy.
- 11. Spins samples at high speed to separate blood, plasma, or other components — like a medical washing machine.
- 12. Delivers medicines or fluids in controlled doses directly into the bloodstream.
- 14. Uses magnets and radio waves to take detailed pictures inside the body — no X-rays required.