担架 (tanka) means “stretcher” | MotiTan Japanese Dictionary

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救急隊員はけが人を担架に乗せて運びます。kyū kyū tai in wa ke ga nin o tan ka ni no se te hako bi ma su

Paramedics put the injured person on a stretcher and carry them away.

Refers to a sturdy support that lets people move someone who cannot walk while keeping the person lying down.

ストレッチャーsutoretchā: A device for moving a patient who cannot walk, usually while the patient is lying down.

人を横たえたまま持ち上げて運ぶための器具。hito o yoko ta e ta ma ma mo chi a ge te hako bu ta me no ki gu

The compound 担架 (tanka) combines 担 (tan, "carry or bear") and 架 (ka, "support or frame") to name a frame for carrying a person.

Although gurney usually suggests a wheeled hospital bed in American English, 担架 (tanka) usually refers to a stretcher carried by people.