I’m small, I crawl, I might buzz or bite.
You see me near food, mostly at night.
What am I?

I sit on a bed but I am not a guest.
I watch your sleep and measure your rest.
What am I?

I ring when you need help near your bed.
Push my button to call for aid instead.
What am I?

I roll on wheels and carry the sick.
I speed to help when the time is quick.
What am I?

I have no voice yet show your state.
I blink in lights to signal your fate.
What am I?

I keep things clean and germs at bay.
I foam your hands then wash away.
What am I?

I show the inside without a knife.
Bones appear to help with life.
What am I?

I spin around to find a cure.
I make a picture that is very pure.
What am I?

I listen to hearts and lungs with care.
A doctor holds me to hear what’s there.
What am I?

I keep your breath steady when you cannot.
I blow air to help you breathe a lot.
What am I?

I carry fluids to help you heal.
A small clear bag with a steady feel.
What am I?

I keep wounds closed to help them mend.
I hold the edges until they blend.
What am I?

I freeze the pain for a short time span.
Doctors use me before they cut a man.
What am I?

I help you walk and mend the bone.
I brace and support until you’re grown.
What am I?

I measure heat and show the trend.
Touch me quick to find a fever friend.
What am I?

I hold old papers of your care.
I tell the story that you share.
What am I?

I hang above and drip a cure.
A clear slow drop that feels secure.
What am I?

I open wide to let machines see.
I hold you still while tests agree.
What am I?

I have pages but not a tale.
I guide the nurse with doses frail.
What am I?

I cool the room to stop the spread.
I blow clean air above your bed.
What am I?

I sit on chairs but do not eat.
I hold the meals you will meet.
What am I?

I’m soft and warm on a hospital bed.
I wrap you up when you lie your head.
What am I?

I have a mask but I do not pretend.
I protect the faces of friend and friend.
What am I?

I ring loud when danger comes near.
I warn the staff so they appear.
What am I?

I check your blood to find a clue.
Small tubes and vials show what’s true.
What am I?

I roll slowly and hold your food.
I come to your door when you’re not in the mood.
What am I?

I hide in pockets with pens and light.
A nurse wears me from morning to night.
What am I?

I open wide for the doctor to see.
I show soft tissue in clear degree.
What am I?

I hold many pills behind one door.
Nurses take doses from my store.
What am I?

I catch the cough and stop the drip.
A paper shield for a patient’s lip.
What am I?

I show the way in a hallway bare.
Green and clear to lead you where.
What am I?

I keep your files in order neat.
Doctors read me to plan the treat.
What am I?

I warm your soup and heat your plate.
Found in the kitchen, I work late.
What am I?

I clean the floors and clear the mess.
I keep the rooms free from stress.
What am I?

I guide the drugs to patients fast.
I scan each code so no dose is past.
What am I?

I keep things sterile for the team.
I hold the tools in a bright clean beam.
What am I?

I beep and bleep and warn at night.
I stand and guard with flashing light.
What am I?

I roll on rails and ferry you fast.
A moving bed from first to last.
What am I?

I measure sugar in a drop or two.
A prick and a read to tell what’s true.
What am I?

I hang on doors to mark the ward.
I say who’s working and where they’re board.
What am I?

I take the sick to far off lands.
I ride with sirens and steady hands.
What am I?

I soften pain with a gentle squeeze.
I stop the flow and help disease.
What am I?

I hold the light for the doctor’s view.
A bright round lamp that helps them do.
What am I?

I have a bed and toys and gentle care.
I help new babies breathe their first air.
What am I?

I show your eye to check the sight.
A chart with letters black and white.
What am I?

I keep your records behind the screen.
Only staff can view what’s seen.
What am I?

I am used to clean and cut with care.
A sharp small tool that surgeons wear.
What am I?

I help the doctor set the bone.
I clamp and hold until it is sewn.
What am I?

I buzz and whirr to cut and dry.
I help the dentist as you try.
What am I?

I sit at the desk and greet the crowd.
I help with directions clear and loud.
What am I?

I boil and brew to clean a cup.
I warm the break room for staff to sup.
What am I?

I store the blood in red cool space.
Tagged and labeled in a cold place.
What am I?

I beep when pills are due and done.
A small machine to track each one.
What am I?

I sit on your wrist and count each beat.
A tiny band that helps you meet.
What am I?

I keep the patient warm and not cold.
A heated blanket when weather is bold.
What am I?

I am found in labs with glass so clear.
I hold the samples that doctors peer.
What am I?

I keep the lights but also lock the door.
A secure device for meds and more.
What am I?

I soothe a sore with a cooling wave.
A gel or pack you use to save.
What am I?

I ring when visitors come to see.
I keep the phones for calls that be.
What am I?

I rest on a table beside your bed.
I hold your water and pills like lead.
What am I?