dressed wound

When some students dressed wounds, others collected health data through telephone surveys.

Phyllis' eyes couldn't hide the anxiety she felt at the sight of Bonner's dressed wounds.

The ship's doctor, several officers, and enlisted men administered blood plasma and dressed wounds.

With the corpsman's aid, she dressed wounds, administered whole blood or plasma, gave medications, and fed the patients.

As Myra cleaned and dressed wounds, she lectured absentmindedly on leprosy's grim course through the flesh.

One of the more blunt works, "Forearm Stigmata," emphasizes a dressed wound near the wrist of a friend who was shot.

Mahmoud Hassan, a technician who dressed wounds at the hospital, recalled that he had heard doctors say they must put the victims of chemical weapons to one side.

This time he studied the hundreds of tiny post-op scars and freshly dressed wounds as well as the areas of pustulating infection that covered half of the creature's upper body surface.