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Across 2. Make smaller or less in amount or size. 6. A sudden attack of illness, especially a stroke or fit. 7. Relating to the stomach or midriff area--the abdomen. 8. An excessive and dangerous dose of a drug. 11. Describes an illness or injury that can cause death. 12. Two poles with canvas in between, used to carry an injured person. 14. Deciding the urgency of illnesses or injuries, to prioritize the most serious ones first. 15. 4 to 6 important signs that tells how the body’s vital functions are working. 16. Requiring immediate attention. 17. Occurring at the beginning; first. 18. A disease that can be spread from one person to another 19. A wheeled stretcher for carrying patients.

Down 1. Describes a process that is smooth and continuous. 2. A doctor who is training in a specialty. 3. A disease that can be spread from one person to another 4. Treat something as more important than others. 5. Send a patient out of the hospital because they are well enough to go home. 7. Allow to stay (in a hospital). 9. A nurse who can treat certain medical conditions without a doctor’s supervision, due to extra training. 10. The nurse who is “in charge” of the Emergency Department. 12. Scheduled, planned. 13. A physical injury; a deeply distressing experience.