a break or opening in the skin or flesh, often caused by a sharp object or injury
an empty or unobstructed space in or between things
the thin layer of tissue that covers the body of a person or an animal
to come into existence by chance or as a consequence
having a point or edge that can pierce or cut something
to put our hand or body part on a thing or person
a sharp blade with a handle that is used for cutting or as a weapon
the thin sheets on which one can write, draw, or print things, also used as wrapping material
a solid material forming part of the earth's surface, often made of one or more minerals
a sudden loss of balance resulting in dropping to the ground
used for referring to a person when who that person is does not matter
to clean someone or something with water, often with a type of soap
to make something easier, particularly by improving the situation
to take something away from a position
unwanted or messy substances, such as dust, mud, or grime
cautiously and attentively, so as to avoid harm, danger, or mistakes
having stains, bacteria, marks, or dirt
a piece of cloth that is put around a wound to prevent infections
a small medical dressing that one can stick over a wound or cut in order to keep it clean and protect it
to prevent someone or something from being damaged or harmed
to make someone or something stay or remain in a specific state, position, or condition
protected from any danger
still moist and not dry
used to indicate a small number of items, people, or things
to come together or move toward each other in order to grip, clamp, or secure an object
the unpleasant feeling caused by an illness or injury
recovered from a physical or mental health problem completely or compared to the past
(of cuts, wounds, etc.) extending far beneath the surface of the skin, often reaching multiple layers of tissue
to lose blood from an injury or wound
one human
to have a meeting with a specialist for advice, examination, etc.
proper for a particular purpose or situation
a procedure or approach used to achieve something
giving attention or thought to what we are doing to avoid doing something wrong, hurting ourselves, or damaging something
a non-living thing that one can touch or see
something such as a hammer, saw, etc. that is held in the hand and used for a specific job
in a way that avoids harm or danger
to concentrate or focus on a particular task or subject
to divide a thing into smaller pieces using a sharp object
a distinct thing, often an individual object or entry in a list or collection
frequently found, happening, or seen
the normal and routine activities and experiences that happen each day to people
not involving difficulty in doing or understanding
the act of providing treatment and paying attention to the physical and emotional needs of someone or something
to look after or manage someone or something, ensuring their needs are met
to stop something from happening
| Key Vocabulary for Injuries & First Aid | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Bruise | Burn | Nosebleed | Cut |
| Thermometer | Ice Pack | ||
