Things found in a hospital

  • Yes—an X-ray is a common hospital imaging test.

  • Yes, hospitals use quilts or blankets on beds.

  • Yes—zippers are on bags, cases, and clothing.

  • Key hospital staff member helping patients.

  • Yes, hospital equipment for taking X-ray images.

  • Hospital beds for patients to rest.

  • Yes, doctors work and care for patients here.

  • Hospitals use and give medicine every day.

  • Hospitals have water for patients and staff

  • Used as surgical knives in operating rooms.

  • Cotton swabs (Q-tips) are common hospital supplies.

  • Hospitals are full of people - staff and patients.

  • Children are patients in many hospital wards.

  • Collected for lab tests in hospitals.

  • Hospitals serve food on trays and in cafeterias.

  • Used in ointments and supplements in hospitals.

  • Used to bring patients to the ER entrance.

  • Hospital staff who keep rooms and halls clean.

  • Hospital department for urgent care; fits.

  • Common patient drink on hospital meal trays.

  • Breathing machine commonly used in ICUs.

  • Hospitals have elevators for moving floors.

  • Patients are the main reason hospitals exist.

  • A routine medical procedure done in hospitals

  • Medicines/drugs are used to treat patients.

  • Used for injuries and patient care in hospitals

  • Hospitals have quarantine areas to isolate patients.

  • Used for injections and drawing blood.

  • Needed for tests, labs, and transfusions.

  • Used for injections and drawing blood.

  • Hospitals use oxygen to help patients breathe.

  • Hospitals have lots of ceiling lights and lamps.

  • Common hospital PPE for doctors and nurses.

  • Body parts found on patients and staff.

  • Patients often wait in a queue at reception.

  • Hospitals store and give vaccines to patients.

  • Common hospital mobility aid for patients

  • Common hospital equipment for patient rest.

  • Hospitals have kitchens to make patient meals.

  • Patients and staff have legs - found all over!

  • Medical scissors are common in hospitals.

  • Men are patients, visitors, and staff there.

  • A xylophone may be found in pediatric hospitals for music therapy.

  • Hospital gown worn by patients.

  • Women are patients and staff in hospitals

  • Hospitals have tables in rooms and labs.

  • Organs are in patients and in surgical care.

  • Worn by hospital staff like nurses.

  • Hospitals have many sick people (patients).

  • Medical gauze for bandages and wounds.

  • Specimen or supply jars are used in labs/wards.

  • Seen in maternity wards during births.

  • Used to check patients’ temperature.

  • Common hospital seating for patients/visitors.

  • Rolling stretcher used to move patients.

  • Portable fans or ceiling fans are often used.

  • Hospitals have many rooms for patients.

  • A surgeon's sharp cutting tool in the OR.

  • Classic hospital dessert often served to patients.

  • Pills are common medications given there.

  • A door is common in hospital rooms.

  • Jelly packets served with toast on hospital trays.

  • Water jug or pitcher for patients in rooms.

  • Component of blood seen in labs, transfusions.

  • Visitors often carry them; seen in lobbies.

  • Keys are used to lock rooms and cabinets.

  • Hospitals have ill people, also called patients

  • Medical kits and first-aid kits are common.

  • A key hospital room where surgeries happen.

  • Typical hospital area where families wait

  • Hospitals have windows in rooms and halls

  • Intensive Care Unit is a key hospital ward

  • Patients’ teeth are examined by doctors.

  • Common medicine given for pain and fever.

  • A medicine used for anesthesia and pain.

  • Hospitals run on electricity; found throughout.

  • Clothing worn by staff or visitors inside hospitals.

  • Germs are present, though hospitals clean often.

  • Pens are used to write notes and charts.

  • Patients' clothing; found in wards.

  • Medical gases like oxygen or anesthesia.

  • Hospitals care for many elderly patients.

  • Organ patients get treated for or monitored

  • Antiseptic used to clean wounds in hospitals

  • Kids are often patients or visitors in hospitals.

  • Medicine used in hospitals to fight infection.

  • Doctors listen to hearts and lungs with it.

  • Cafeteria utensils for meals are there.

  • A common fixture in hospital rooms.

  • Hospitals treat illnesses; core reason they exist.

  • Cash is used for bills, shops, and vending.

  • Common imaging test used in hospitals.

  • You’ll see lots of patients’ and staff’s feet.

  • Part of patients; OB/GYN deals with it.

  • Used to numb patients during procedures.

  • Clean bed sheets cover hospital beds.

  • Sadly, dead bodies are kept in hospital morgues.

  • Surgical masks are common hospital gear.

  • Bedside urinals and restroom fixtures.

  • A disease hospitals diagnose and treat daily.

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