#equipment
44 words tagged “equipment”
Small round dish for sauces, sides, and SOS orders.
The main triangular truck body that holds the axle.
A support belt worn for heavy lifts.
A catheter placed in a large central vein near the heart.
Endotracheal tube; the tube placed during intubation.
The metal axle assemblies that hold the wheels and let you turn.
Replacing worn grip tape with a fresh sheet.
The barbell knurling, chalk and hand grip that keep a bar secure.
A CT scanner
Magnesium powder rubbed on hands for grip.
Mature content — open to view.
Nasal cannula; low-flow oxygen prongs.
A zig-zag curl bar that's easier on the wrists.
Sharing equipment by taking turns between sets.
The rough crosshatch texture on a barbell for grip.
The flat truck part bolted to the deck.
A wheeled trolley of emergency resuscitation kit
Rigid cervical collar that immobilizes the neck.
A patient inside an oxygen tent
A large fuel bladder; also, an impossible mess.
The sandpaper-like sheet on top of the deck for traction.
The big central bolt that holds a truck together.
Lifting with minimal supportive gear (belt/wraps only).
Nasogastric tube passed through the nose into the stomach.
Fixing malfunctioning equipment by hitting it
A defibrillator
Mature content — open to view.
Individual First Aid Kit carried by each service member.
Equipment left scattered all over the gym floor.
Split-frame stretcher that slides under a patient without rolling them.
The big food-grade plastic tub everything in the kitchen ends up in.
Night Vision Goggles — image-intensifying night optics.
Collective slang for weights / the barbell world.
Non-rebreather mask; high-flow oxygen delivery.
The undercounter reach-in fridge on the cook line.
The standard-sized stainless pan every commercial kitchen runs on.
The rubbery rings in the trucks that control turning.
Rubber-coated plates you can safely drop.
Bag-valve-mask; handheld device for manual ventilation.
A hexagonal bar you stand inside to deadlift.