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The phrase "a medic" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a medical professional, particularly in contexts related to emergency services or military settings.
Example: "During the training exercise, a medic was on standby to provide immediate care in case of injuries."
Alternatives: "a medical professional" or "a healthcare worker."
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"I'm a medic.
"I need a medic.
"Are you a medic?" he asked.
The second friend was also a medic.
A medic leans over him.
A medic in the front". How bad?
A medic suggested Natalia might need sugar.
A medic gave them shots of morphine.
A medic friend began assessing the damage.
"We need a medic in the front.
A medic was ordered to sedate him.
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