Across
- 3. A type of scan used to locate bullets and pieces of shrapnel inside wounded soldiers.
- 4. An illness spread by lice that caused fever, headaches and pain.
- 5. Giving blood from a healthy person to a wounded soldier who has lost too much blood.
- 7. The area closest to the enemy where the main fighting took place.
- 9. Wooden boards placed on the floor of trenches to stop soldiers sinking into mud.
- 10. Bags filled with sand or earth, used to strengthen trench walls and protect soldiers from bullets.
- 12. Moving wounded soldiers away from the battlefield to receive medical treatment.
- 14. Keeping medical equipment and wounds free from germs to prevent infection.
- 15. When germs enter a wound and cause illness, sometimes leading to death.
- 16. Small pieces of metal from exploding shells that could seriously injure soldiers.
- 17. A long, narrow ditch where soldiers lived, fought and sheltered from enemy fire.
Down
- 1. A small piece of metal fired from a gun that could cause serious wounds.
- 2. A large hospital further away from the frontline where seriously wounded soldiers received treatment and surgery.
- 6. A psychological illness caused by the stress and horror of warfare, causing symptoms such as anxiety, shaking and nightmares.
- 8. A condition caused by standing in cold, wet conditions for long periods, damaging the feet.
- 11. A vehicle used to transport wounded soldiers away from the battlefield for medical treatment.
- 13. Large guns used to fire explosive shells at enemy soldiers and trenches.
