light bulb | a device that produces light when an electric current goes through it | |
Crookes tube | experimental electrical tube in which cathode rays were discovered | |
electric current | it is a flow of electric charge | |
X-rays | it is a form of electromagnetic radiation | |
opacity | the state of being opaque | |
sharpness | intelligence | |
opaque | preventing light from travelling through | |
flesh | meat | |
vary | different from each other | |
to strike | to hit | |
diseased | ill | |
brushstroke | the way in which something is put on | |
to gasp | to take a short, loudly breath | |
to collapse | to fall down | |
CPR | cardiopulmonary resuscitation | |
cardiac arrest | a condition in which the heart stops beating | |
to stipulate | to say exactly how something must be done | |
a fibrillation | irregular contractions of the heart | |
a galvanometer | a device used to measure small amounts of electric current | |
impending | something that is going to happen soon | |
prosthetic limbs | a device that replaces a missing body part | |
relative | being measured in comparison with something else | |
limb | an arm or leg | |
artificial | synthetic | |
remains | residues | |
bulky | too big | |
peg leg | wooden leg | |
core | the basic and most important part of something | |
a cuff | a sleeve | |
a germ | a very small organism that causes disease | |
a stump | the part of something such as an arm that is left after most of it has been removed | |
an anesthesia | a state in which someone does not feel pain | |