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  • noun Plural form of tourniquet.

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Examples

  • In addition to bringing the paramedics "in house," Wait said, other SWAT officers would be cross-trained in basic emergency medicine and provided with equipment such as tourniquets or bandages so they can help one another in an emergency.

    The Gazette-Enterprise: News 2009

  • In addition to bringing the paramedics "in house," Wait said, other SWAT officers would be cross-trained in basic emergency medicine and provided with equipment such as tourniquets or bandages so they can help one another in an emergency.

    The Gazette-Enterprise: News 2009

  • In addition to bringing the paramedics "in house," Wait said, other SWAT officers would be cross-trained in basic emergency medicine and provided with equipment such as tourniquets or bandages so they can help one another in an emergency.

    The Gazette-Enterprise: News 2009

  • In addition to bringing the paramedics "in house," Wait said, other SWAT officers would be cross-trained in basic emergency medicine and provided with equipment such as tourniquets or bandages so they can help one another in an emergency.

    The Gazette-Enterprise: News 2009

  • In addition to bringing the paramedics "in house," Wait said, other SWAT officers would be cross-trained in basic emergency medicine and provided with equipment such as tourniquets or bandages so they can help one another in an emergency.

    The Gazette-Enterprise: News 2009

  • In addition to bringing the paramedics "in house," Wait said, other SWAT officers would be cross-trained in basic emergency medicine and provided with equipment such as tourniquets or bandages so they can help one another in an emergency.

    The Gazette-Enterprise: News 2009

  • In addition to bringing the paramedics "in house," Wait said, other SWAT officers would be cross-trained in basic emergency medicine and provided with equipment such as tourniquets or bandages so they can help one another in an emergency.

    The Gazette-Enterprise: News 2009

  • In addition to bringing the paramedics "in house," Wait said, other SWAT officers would be cross-trained in basic emergency medicine and provided with equipment such as tourniquets or bandages so they can help one another in an emergency.

    The Gazette-Enterprise: News 2009

  • In addition to bringing the paramedics "in house," Wait said, other SWAT officers would be cross-trained in basic emergency medicine and provided with equipment such as tourniquets or bandages so they can help one another in an emergency.

    The Gazette-Enterprise: News 2009

  • In addition to bringing the paramedics "in house," Wait said, other SWAT officers would be cross-trained in basic emergency medicine and provided with equipment such as tourniquets or bandages so they can help one another in an emergency.

    The Gazette-Enterprise: News 2009

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