| Doc |
| Doctor |
| Intern |
| Treater |
| War doc |
| MASH man |
| Sawbones |
| Corpsman |
| Army doc |
| GI tender |
| Field doc |
| Front VIP |
| Battle cry |
| Doc or vet |
| Front man? |
| Combat doc |
| MASH member |
| Army healer |
| Kit carrier |
| Army doctor |
| Ward healer? |
| Military doc |
| Corps member |
| MASH extra |
| 911 responder |
| Mil. corpsman |
| Combat doctor |
| Litter bearer |
| Company doctor |
| Front line doc |
| MASH" corpsman |
| First responder |
| ''Scrubs'' role |
| M*A*S*H" figure |
| Alda, as Pierce |
| Bandage applier |
| Anatomy student |
| Private doctor? |
| Wounded helper? |
| Military doctor |
| Battlefield doc |
| Battlefield cry |
| Hurt grunt's cry |
| Ambulance driver |
| Emergency worker |
| Mil. first-aider |
| One at the front |
| Soldier bandager |
| Battlefield aide |
| Battlefield yell |
| Doc in the field |
| Ambulance worker |
| Battlefield shout |
| Member of a corps |
| Military corpsman |
| Battlefield figure |
| Battlefield V.I.P. |
| Battlefield bellow |
| First aid provider |
| Military lifesaver |
| Military physician |
| Triage team member |
| Battlefield worker |
| Battlefield healer |
| Battlefield doctor |
| Corpsman, for short |
| Doctor in a theater |
| Ambulance attendant |
| Battlefield corpsman |
| Doc on a battlefield |
| Lifesaver, of a sort |
| Physician (informal) |
| Field hospital worker |
| Doctor in the service |
| Cry on the battlefield |
| Physician in a theater |
| Physician at the front |
| Wearer of the caduceus. |
| Physician in a war zone |
| Doctor on the battlefield |
| Desperate battlefield cry |
| Military first-aid expert |
| Cry from a wounded soldier |
| One of the stethoscope set |
| He treats mosh pit injuries |
| Doc who might become a vet? |
| Emergency worker, informally |
| Military first-aid attendant |
| He treats ailing concertgoers |
| Cry from a wounded infantryman |
| Care provider on the battlefield |
| Doctor in the service, informally |
| Soldier sporting a red cross, once |
| One who may give you a shot in the arm |
| First aid administrant on a battlefield |
| Person who spends a lot of time dressing |
| First TV series to show a baby being born, 1955 |