| evacuate |
remove sick and wounded from a combat zone
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| evacuation hospital |
mobile Field Hospital in the combat zone . It gives necessary treatment to casualties, but sends serious cases on to fixed Hospitals for further care . Evacuation Hospitals are organic elements of a field Army and function under Army Headquarters . ...
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| evacuation |
moving all patients from a battlefield, and subsequently moving them through every medical installation, from Aid Station to General Hospital . The average sequence of evacuation in the combat zone is the following: casualties receive emergency first aid right on the battleground by Company aid men and are carried by litter bearers to the Battalion Aid Station where the degree of wound is ascertained and treated . ...
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| evacuation h. |
a mobile advance hospital unit within the line of communication, designed to take over the functions of field hospitals when they move away with their divisions and to supplement base hospitals in their functions.
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| evacuator |
an instrument for removing fluid or small particles from a body cavity or container.
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