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a long thin piece of cloth that you wrap around an injured part of your body

a type of plaster used for covering a cut on your skin

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an object that supports a part of your body and holds it in the correct position after you have injured it

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a pair of metal objects that someone wears around their legs to help them to walk. The British word is callipers.

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a pair of metal objects that someone wears around their legs to help them to walk. The American word is braces.

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a long thin stick that someone uses to help them walk, especially one with a curved handle

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a hard cover for protecting a broken or injured part of the body, such as an arm or leg, while it is getting better

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an object that you wear around your neck for medical reasons

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a piece of cloth that you press onto an injured part of your body to make it less painful

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a special piece of clothing that supports someone’s injured back

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cotton wool

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a cotton wool ball

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soft cotton used, for example, for cleaning a cut in your skin or removing make-up. The American word is cotton.

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a small ball of cotton wool, used for cleaning a cut in your skin, removing make-up, or cleaning a baby

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a stick that fits under your arm so that you can lean on it and walk when your leg or foot is injured

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a piece of material used for covering and protecting a skin injury

a type of plaster used for covering a cut in your skin

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a piece of cloth, plastic etc used for covering one eye

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a cover that you wear over an injured finger to protect it

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a small box or bag with the things that you would need to treat someone if they were injured or suddenly became ill

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a soft white substance used for making plaster of paris

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a bag full of ice that you hold against an injured or painful part of your body to stop it swelling or make it less painful

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soft cloth, used for protecting a cut or burn on your skin

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a thick mass of cloth that you press on a cut to stop the blood

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a thin shaped piece of paper that women wear inside their panties to keep them clean

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a cover that you wear over an injured eye

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a thin piece of cloth or plastic that is sticky on one side, and that you put on your skin to cover a cut. The American word is Band-Aid.

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a hard cover made from plaster of paris spread over a net, used for holding a broken bone in position while it gets better

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a white powder that dries quickly when it is mixed with water, and is used for making plaster casts

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a small piece of something such as cotton wool that you put in your ear or use for stopping blood from flowing from your nose or a cut etc

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a soft wet substance that you put on an injury or painful part of someone’s body

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a piece of cloth used for supporting your arm if it is injured

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a piece of metal, plastic, or wood that is put next to a broken bone to hold it in place while it gets better

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a long stick used for making walking easier, used mainly in the past

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a plaster that you stick on an injured part of your body

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something that you wear to support or protect a part of your body, for example when you are injured or when you are playing a sport

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a small piece of cotton or another soft substance used for cleaning injuries

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a short narrow stick with a piece of cotton on the end, often used by doctors or nurses

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a piece of cloth that is tied very tightly around someone’s leg or arm in order to stop blood from flowing out of a cut

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a medical belt worn by someone with a hernia

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a walking frame

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a special frame that some people use to help them to walk, for example old or disabled people

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a stick that some people use to help them to walk

a light metal frame that someone old or ill uses to help them walk and stand without falling