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amp  NOUN

dic  ADJ

(to) got  VERB

mgs  NOUN

doxy  NOUN

gent  NOUN

gone  NOUN

kilo  NOUN

lido  NOUN

med  NOUN

tach  NOUN

fecal  ADJ

femur  NOUN

polio  NOUN

renal  ADJ

resps  NOUN

tachy  ADJ

tract  NOUN

(to) wanna  VERB

anemia  NOUN

axilla  NOUN

handed  ADJ

liter  NOUN

(to) ooze  VERB

(to) revise  VERB

suture  ADJ

tripod  NOUN

unasyn  NOUN

(to) unplug  VERB

wanton  ADJ

carotid  NOUN

cholera  NOUN

femoral  ADJ

gunshot  NOUN

malaria  NOUN

paresis  NOUN

penance  NOUN

quinine  NOUN

rhonchi  NOUN

rifling  NOUN

suture  NOUN

turbine  NOUN

urinary  ADJ

willing  ADJ

amputee  NOUN

anterior  ADJ

aplastic  ADJ

(to) assemble  VERB

basinake  NOUN

bleeder  NOUN

charting  NOUN

coughing  NOUN

criterion  NOUN

diarrhea  NOUN

duodenal  ADJ

duodenum  NOUN

enlarged  ADJ

fighting  NOUN

hematoma  NOUN

ischemic  ADJ

jacketed  ADJ

logistic  ADJ

machete  NOUN

overhand  ADJ

prostate  NOUN

quadrant  NOUN

sandbag  NOUN

traction  NOUN

vascular  ADJ

whooping  ADJ

deformity  NOUN

diaphragm  NOUN

internist  NOUN

jaundiced  ADJ

landmine  NOUN

lidocaine  NOUN

patriotic  ADJ

pertussis  NOUN

popliteal  NOUN

(to) rehydrate  VERB

resistant  ADJ

somewhere  ADV

(to) stabilize  VERB

(to) sterilize  VERB

subtitle  NOUN

(to) traverse  VERB

urination  NOUN

ampicillin  NOUN

amputation  NOUN

anesthesia  NOUN

diagnostic  ADJ

healthcare  NOUN

penicillin  NOUN

(to) penicillin  VERB

peritoneal  ADJ

prosthetic  NOUN

sterilizer  NOUN

(to) unclampe  VERB

(to) vaccinate  VERB

amoxicillin  NOUN

anastomosis  NOUN

compression  NOUN

diaphoretic  ADJ

hypotension  NOUN

retraction  NOUN

erythromycin  NOUN

immunization  NOUN

cotrimoxazole  NOUN

diaphragmatic  ADJ

dictatorship  NOUN

(to) metronidazole  VERB

refrigeration  NOUN

transthoracic  NOUN

chloramphenicol  NOUN

recurrent  ADJ

basin  NOUN

muzzle  NOUN

lag  NOUN

(to) flicker  VERB

flap  NOUN

fingertip  NOUN

fracture  NOUN

bowel  NOUN

(to) evacuate  VERB

vaccine  NOUN

thigh  NOUN

spleen  NOUN

groove  NOUN

pulse  NOUN

caliber  NOUN

aircraft  NOUN

ultrasound  NOUN

pneumonia  NOUN

spinal  ADJ

wedge  NOUN

carrier  NOUN

artery  NOUN

staple  NOUN

(to) prolong  VERB

malnutrition  NOUN

(to) consume  VERB

bladder  NOUN

armpit  NOUN

velocity  NOUN

watery  ADJ

(to) convert  VERB

drip  NOUN

generator  NOUN

(to) donate  VERB

antibiotic  NOUN

hitch  NOUN

flashlight  NOUN

surgical  ADJ

meter  NOUN

lung  NOUN

cuff  NOUN

physician  NOUN

manual  ADJ

(to) rip  VERB

(to) smoke  VERB

saw  NOUN

vein  NOUN

plantation  NOUN

moist  ADJ

missing  NOUN

breeze  NOUN

beginning  NOUN

sore  NOUN

sadness  NOUN

mild  ADJ

missile  NOUN

rifle  NOUN

(to) explore  VERB

stiff  ADJ

cough  NOUN

repair  NOUN

(to) repair  VERB

medium  NOUN

triple  ADV

hack  NOUN

ankle  NOUN

sort  NOUN

injured  ADJ

(to) rape  VERB

belly  NOUN

volunteer  NOUN

(to) volunteer  VERB

(to) complain  VERB

oxygen  NOUN

alternative  NOUN

dressing  NOUN

critical  ADJ

(to) discover  VERB

entrance  NOUN

internal  ADJ

trauma  NOUN

impressive  ADJ

equipment  NOUN

jet  NOUN

challenge  NOUN

medical  ADJ

dangerous  ADJ

upper  ADJ

(to) starve  VERB

resource  NOUN

pill  NOUN

politic  NOUN

previously  ADV

infection  NOUN

(to) improve  VERB

holding  NOUN

(to) hold  VERB

gentle  ADJ

fuel  NOUN

foreign  ADJ

few  ADJ

diet  NOUN

democracy  NOUN

category  NOUN

border  NOUN

(to) boil  VERB

(to) advance  VERB

kit  NOUN

surgeon  NOUN

(to) wipe  VERB

steady  ADJ

tank  NOUN

lap  NOUN

liver  NOUN

(to) squeeze  VERB

unconscious  ADJ

soldier  NOUN

(to) abandon  VERB

(to) remove  VERB

(to) enter  VERB

(to) exhaust  VERB

tool  NOUN

pilot  NOUN

site  NOUN

newspaper  NOUN

fever  NOUN

suite  NOUN

military  ADJ

painful  ADJ

bug  NOUN

(to) solve  VERB

pride  NOUN

yet  ADV

volume  NOUN

tube  NOUN

(to) transport  VERB

(to) translate  VERB

liquid  ADJ

ward  NOUN

(to) wake  VERB

tap  NOUN

tablet  NOUN

satellite  NOUN

pale  ADJ

pad  NOUN

(to) operate  VERB

(to) lack  VERB

knee  NOUN

glove  NOUN

gum  NOUN

supply  NOUN

journey  NOUN

headache  NOUN

load  NOUN

clinic  NOUN

ill  ADJ

(to) prepare  VERB

damn  ADV

disease  NOUN

tour  NOUN

entirely  ADV

tall  ADJ

wound  NOUN

(to) interrupt  VERB

unit  NOUN

brother  NOUN

sky  NOUN

training  NOUN

(to) travel  VERB

bleeding  NOUN

(to) bleed  VERB

member  NOUN

negative  ADJ

release  NOUN

mostly  ADV

(to) watch  VERB

chest  NOUN

insurance  NOUN

bullet  NOUN

cheap  ADJ

weak  ADJ

medicine  NOUN

brave  ADJ

national  ADJ

(to) depend  VERB

(to) pray  VERB

(to) survive  VERB

knife  NOUN

percent  NOUN

loss  NOUN

local  ADJ

television  NOUN

bomb  NOUN

army  NOUN

(to) tie  VERB

damage  NOUN

truck  NOUN

(to) train  VERB

everywhere  ADV

speech  NOUN

often  ADV

skin  NOUN

barely  ADV

(to) pack  VERB

government  NOUN

(to) fill  VERB

shower  NOUN

(to) assume  VERB

nurse  NOUN

neck  NOUN

taste  NOUN

pressure  NOUN

trick  NOUN

positive  ADJ

radio  NOUN

roll  NOUN

(to) roll  VERB

DPL  ORG

DPT  ORG

FAC  ORG

MMR  ORG

Deni  ORG

Ritz  ORG

62 mm  QUANTITY

Cipro  ORG

Hunde  ORG

Montr  NORP

A mile  QUANTITY

Africa  LOC

Mai Mai  NP

Matenda  ORG

Two mgs  NP

American  NORP

Betadine  NORP

Croatian  NORP

Dragunov  ORG

Dragunov  NORP

ET tubes  NP

Fansidor  ORG

Patrique  ORG

lap pads  NP

15 liters  QUANTITY

200 lives  NP

Americans  NORP

And a saw  NP

Angelique  PRODUCT

Congolese  NORP

Good trip  NP

KISANGANI  ORG

Pulseless  ORG

Red Cross  ORG

Then tape  NP

TusSeries  ORG

What ward  NP

a BP cuff  NP

six wards  NP

subXpacio  ORG

830 meters  QUANTITY

Bier Block  FAC

IV quinine  NP

Mild fever  NP

Next plane  NP

What drugs  NP

black hair  NP

blood loss  NP

local kids  NP

more blood  NP

two liters  QUANTITY

10 per kilo  QUANTITY

Foot's gone  NP

Road's open  NP

So Fansidar  NP

The Mai Mai  WORK_OF_AR

a long time  NP

a nice seat  NP

at 10 drops  NP

enough time  NP

every light  NP

more volume  NP

the jet lag  NP

200 children  NP

200 patients  NP

Long journey  NP

Positive DPL  NP

a $10 course  NP

a Bier Block  NP

a chest tube  NP

a spinal tap  NP

a suture kit  NP

fecal matter  NP

right axilla  NP

satellite TV  NP

Any one thing  NP

Bonjour, Ntam  ORG

How much time  NP

IV ampicillin  NP

Liver, spleen  NP

Many amputees  NP

a 7.5 ET tube  NP

a liquid diet  NP

only one line  NP

patient loads  NP

the last time  NP

the main road  NP

All the ladies  NP

Foot's missing  NP

IV antibiotics  NP

Moist dressing  NP

My wanton ways  NP

Only lidocaine  NP

Pulseless foot  NP

Whooping cough  NP

a better place  NP

a foreign body  NP

a weak carotid  NP

anterior thigh  NP

as good a time  NP

generator fuel  NP

national pride  NP

resistant bugs  NP

simple malaria  NP

the hack wound  NP

the renal vein  NP

A UN food truck  NP

Aplastic anemia  NP

Femur deformity  NP

How many nurses  NP

SDI Media Group  ORG

Well, something  NP

What difference  NP

a gunshot wound  NP

a machete wound  NP

another bleeder  NP

closed fracture  NP

every last drop  NP

gentle traction  NP

the 6.0 Prolene  NP

the right thigh  NP

the second unit  NP

watery diarrhea  NP

A Dragunov rifle  NP

His name's Saidi  NP

How many doctors  NP

Only amoxicillin  NP

Release pressure  NP

a little English  NP

a trick question  NP

all those people  NP

diagnostic tools  NP

over half a mile  QUANTITY

peritoneal signs  NP

the right axilla  NP

American soldiers  NP

Duodenal hematoma  NP

Government's army  NP

Okay, tripod sign  NP

Small-caliber GSW  NP

The Mai Mai fight  NP

an overhand hitch  NP

that boy's father  NP

the biggest knife  NP

No insurance forms  NP

Two mgs per minute  QUANTITY

a little something  NP

a positive example  NP

a vascular surgeon  NP

patriotic speeches  NP

some more lap pads  NP

the femoral artery  NP

the old plantation  NP

Small-caliber wound  NP

a transthoracic GSW  NP

an American, Carter  NP

no medical training  NP

the aplastic anemia  NP

two surgical suites  NP

A government soldier  NP

No healthcare system  NP

Seventy-five percent  PERCENT

Very dangerous place  NP

an enlarged prostate  NP

an immunization team  NP

full rifling grooves  NP

more internal damage  NP

recurrent infections  NP

the aircraft carrier  NP

those clean lap pads  NP

Gillian's an old hand  NP

Prolonged hypotension  NP

Starting compressions  NP

a few insurance forms  NP

another IV ampicillin  NP

the right upper thigh  NP

His pressure's holding  NP

Military dictatorships  NP

No, manual compression  NP

any surgical equipment  NP

He's Red Cross category  NP

the generator fuel tank  NP

the left upper quadrant  NP

this poor girl's mother  NP

The diaphragmatic repair  NP

...and three injured boys  NP

Dragunov's muzzle velocity  NP

three critical ill patients  NP

Any urinary-tract infections  NP

the patient's family members  NP

the tripod and head-drop sign  NP

Peter's our Congolese internist  NP

Bladder paresis, tripod and head-drop signs  NP

Bladder  ORG

Irregular  PRODUCT

French  NORP

French  LANGUAGE

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