stretcher

/ˈstɹɛtʃə/noun

A light frame used to carry someone who is hurt, ill, or dead.

Example sentence

“Paramedics carried the injured hiker down the mountain on a stretcher.”

Almost always appears with 'carried off on' or 'taken away on' in news and sports reporting.

Related words

wheelchairA chair fitted with large wheels that lets a sick or disabled person move around or be moved.ambulanceA vehicle equipped to carry sick or badly injured people to a hospital in an emergency.crutchA support, usually fitted under the armpit, that helps an injured person walk by taking weight off a leg.radiologistA doctor trained to read X-rays and other medical scans.syringeA medical instrument with a needle, a tube for holding liquid, and a plunger, used for injecting or drawing out fluids.psychiatristA doctor who treats mental illnesses and disorders of the mind.