Emoji list
Total 7 emojis / 7 variants · 7 match the filters.
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Version E12.0
1FA79
adhesive bandage
🩹 represents adhesive bandage, typically shown as a small bandage with rounded ends and a central pad. Adhesive bandage is a small medical dressing used for injuries not serious enough to require a full-size bandage. It consists of a sticky tape-like backing that holds a sterile pad against a wound to promote healing and protect against dirt. This emoji often symbolizes the act of healing, protection, or recovery. It can also be used metaphorically to describe a temporary solution or the process of moving past a small mistake or hurt. Common usage scenarios include reporting a minor accident, such as "I tripped and need a 🩹," or offering comfort during a tough time, like "Time will be the best 🩹 for this situation."
Objects / medical
Fully-qualified
Version E14.0
1FA7C
crutch
🩼 represents crutch, typically shown as a crutch with a curved top pad and a horizontal handgrip. Designs vary in the frame, with some using a single straight tube and others a Y-shaped support. A crutch is a medical mobility aid designed to transfer body weight from the legs to the upper body. It is used by individuals recovering from injuries or those with permanent disabilities to maintain balance and movement. The crutch often symbolizes a period of recovery, physical vulnerability, or the necessity of external support to overcome a challenge. Usage scenarios include sharing updates about a broken bone, discussing a visit to the orthopedic clinic, or describing a slow recovery. For example: "I'll be on a 🩼 for six weeks," "Recovering slowly but surely 🩼," or "The stairs are difficult with a 🩼."
Objects / medical
Fully-qualified
Version E12.0
1FA78
drop of blood
🩸 represents drop of blood, typically shown as a red teardrop-shaped drop with a pointed top and rounded bottom. A drop of blood is a fundamental biological fluid representation used primarily in medical and health-related contexts. It serves as a visual shorthand for clinical procedures, biological research, or menstruation. This symbol conveys meanings of health, life force, and medical necessity. It is frequently used to promote blood donation campaigns or to signify the importance of medical checkups. In digital conversations, 🩸 is applied when discussing health topics or physical conditions. For instance: "Don't forget the blood drive tomorrow 🩸," "I just finished my annual checkup 🩸," or "I accidentally scraped my knee 🩸."
Objects / medical
Fully-qualified
Version E0.6
1F48A
pill
💊 represents pill, typically shown as a capsule tilted diagonally with rounded ends and two colored halves. A pill is a dose of medication or a health supplement encapsulated in a shell for easy ingestion. It is widely used in medical contexts to denote pharmacy services, doctors' prescriptions, or general healthcare practices. Symbolically, this emoji often represents the process of healing and recovery from illness. It can also suggest a quick fix or a specific remedy for a problem, though it sometimes carries a more clinical or serious tone depending on the context. In digital communication, 💊 is frequently used when discussing health and sickness. Common examples include: "I need to take my 💊 before bed," "Feeling sick today, just took a 💊," or "Stay healthy and don't forget your vitamins 💊!"
Objects / medical
Fully-qualified
Version E12.0
1FA7A
stethoscope
🩺 represents stethoscope, typically shown as a medical stethoscope with earpieces, flexible tubing, and a round chest piece. Designs vary in the curve of the tubing and the colors used, such as black or blue. A stethoscope is a diagnostic medical instrument used by healthcare providers to listen to sounds produced within the body, such as the heart and lungs. It is an essential tool for physical examinations and monitoring patient health in clinical settings. This icon carries a strong symbolic connection to the medical field, representing healing, expertise, and the attentive care provided by medical professionals to their patients. In digital communication, 🩺 is frequently used when discussing medical topics or showing appreciation for healthcare workers. Common examples include: "Just finished my annual 🩺 check-up," "So proud of my sister for graduating from 🩺 school!" or "Sending thanks to all the 🩺 staff working today."
Objects / medical
Fully-qualified
Version E0.6
1F489
syringe
💉 represents syringe, typically shown as a syringe with a clear barrel, a plunger, and a pointed needle. It is often angled diagonally and may include measurement marks and a drop of liquid at the tip. A syringe is a medical instrument used by healthcare professionals to administer vaccines, draw blood, or inject medications. It consists of a hollow cylinder and a sliding plunger that creates suction or pressure to move liquids. This symbol represents clinical care, scientific research, and the broader healthcare system. It conveys themes of medical treatment, protection through immunization, and the physical reality of modern medicine. Usage scenarios include discussing health updates, such as "I finally got my 💉 today!" or reminding others about flu season. It is also frequently seen in news reports regarding public health initiatives or laboratory breakthroughs.
Objects / medical
Fully-qualified
Version E14.0
1FA7B
x-ray
🩻 represents x-ray, typically shown as a skeletal image on a dark background. Designs vary between a torso with ribs and spine and an open hand with visible finger bones. An x-ray is a form of high-energy electromagnetic radiation used in healthcare to create images of the inside of the body. Doctors use these medical scans to identify fractures, infections, or other internal abnormalities by capturing the density of skeletal structures. Symbolically, this image represents clarity and the act of looking deeper into a subject. It suggests a scientific approach to problem-solving or a focus on health and physical well-being. Common usage scenarios include updates on medical recovery or discussions about hospital visits. One might send it while saying, "The doctor needs an 🩻 of my leg," or "Finally getting to the core of the problem 🩻."
Objects / medical