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syoubyousya

傷病者しょうびょうしゃsyoubyousya
an ill or injured person; casualty
From Lesson 78:Taking a first-aid course·Hardcore Japanese

Usages of syoubyousya

傷病者しょうびょうしゃ　の　状態じょうたい　を　確認かくにんする。syoubyousya no zyoutai wo kakuninsuru.
I check the casualty's condition.
電気でんきショック　の　前まえ　に、　傷病者しょうびょうしゃ　に　電極でんきょくパッド　を　付つける。denkisyokku no mae ni, syoubyousya ni denkyokupaddo wo tukeru.
Before a shock, I attach the electrode pads to the casualty.
傷病者しょうびょうしゃ　は　骨折こっせつ　かも　しれない。syoubyousya ha kossetu kamo sirenai.
The casualty may have a fracture.
傷病者しょうびょうしゃ　の　搬送はんそう　を　練習れんしゅうする。syoubyousya no hansou wo rensyuusuru.
We practice transporting a casualty.
搬送はんそう　に　際さいして、　傷病者しょうびょうしゃ　の　状態じょうたい　を　確認かくにんする。hansou ni saisite, syoubyousya no zyoutai wo kakuninsuru.
During transport, I check the casualty's condition.
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