Notes, summaries, assignments, exams, and exercises for Medicine and health sciences for Secondary education

1. Vocabulary

• Basement: sótano
• Aim: objetivo
• Health care: cuidado de la salud
• To order something online: pedir algo por internet
• Seize the day: aprovecha el día
• A swimming cap: un gorro de natación
• A can of soup: lata de sopa
• To throw litter: tirar basura al suelo
• Economic growth: crecimiento económico

2. Verb Conjugation

• 1. I am having
• 2. Don't look
• 3. Does she have
• 4. Are you looking

3. Adjectives & Clothing

• Outgoing: extrovertido
• Sensitive: sensible
• Fleece: manga
• Something fits you: algo que te sienta bien o te quede
• Get changed: cambiarse
• Mittens: manoplas
• Short-sighted: corto de vista
• Bangles: pulseras

4. Countable & Uncountable Nouns

• Muffins: Countable
• Cabbage: Uncountable
• Sauce: Uncountable
• Lettuce: Countable
• Meat: Uncountable
• Steak: Countable
• Jam: Uncountable

5.

Immediate First Aid Protocols

1. Managing an Asthma Attack

• Help the person sit in a comfortable position.
• Ensure they take their prescribed medication (e.g., inhaler).
• Stay with them until they feel better.
• If the attack becomes severe, **call 999** immediately or delegate someone else to make the emergency call.

2. Controlling Severe Bleeding

• Apply direct pressure to the wound using whatever is available (e.g., a clean cloth) to stop or slow down the flow of blood.
• **Call 999** as soon as possible, or delegate someone else to do it.
• Maintain continuous pressure on the wound until emergency help arrives.

3. Supporting a Serious Injury

• Support the injury using the person's hand, a cushion, or items of clothing to prevent unnecessary movement.
• As soon as

Organ Transplants and Donation

Endometrial Hyperplasia

Endometrial Cancer

Essential English Vocabulary Reference

• Abundance: A large quantity.
• Amusement: Entretenimiento.
• Astonishing: Very surprising.
• Awaiting trial: A la espera del juicio.
• Besieged: Asediado, sitiado.
• Biofuels: Fuel made from living things.
• Boom: A major increase.
• Crop: A plant such as a grain, fruit, or vegetable that is grown in large amounts by farmers.
• Dexterity: Skill in performing tasks.
• Doom: Fate.
• Drought: A long period when there is little or no rain (sequía).
• Famine: A situation in which there is not enough food for a great number of people.
• Gathering: A party or a meeting when many people come together as a group (reunión).
• Hatred: An extremely strong feeling of dislike.
• Health screenings: Tests that look for diseases before you have symptoms.
• Heart-

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Business Letter Phrases & Shipping Vocabulary

Bilingual Vocabulary (English — Español)

1. Reliable — de confianza
2. Experienced — experiencia
3. Warehouse — almacén
4. Enclosures — documento adjunto
5. Waybill — hoja de ruta
6. Engaged — ocupada
7. Cancel — cancelar
8. Off-site meeting — reunión fuera del sitio
9. Budget — presupuesto
10. Stopover — escala
11. Take off — despegar
12. Shift work — trabajo a turnos
13. Attachment — archivo adjunto
14. Departure — salidas
15. Quote — presupuesto
16. Requesting — solicitando

Letter Template — Carta

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*UNIT.6: *Vocabulary: Take off (despegar), Take out (buscar), Turn on (encender), Turn off (apagar), Turn into (convertirse en), Go up (subir), Go down (bajar), Go through (pasar), Look after (cuidar), Look for (buscar), A radio (una radio), A mountain (una montaña), A door (una puerta), A tooth (un diente), A helicopter (un helicoptero), A friend (un amigo), A Computer (un ordenador), Stairs (escaleras), A monster (un monstruo), Go back (retroceder), Fabric (tejido, material), Regular (normal, habitual), Remove (extraer, quitar), Events (hechos). -*Words To Know.1: Queue (hacer cola``en el supermercado´´), Pound (golpear), Fabric (tejido), Purse (monedero), Sleeping bag (saco de dormir), Bend down (agacharte). *Words To Know.2: Brain (cerebro)...

English Vocabulary and Lifestyle Assessment

This test aims to measure students' learning during the units on lifestyle covered so far.

Adjectives and Definitions

• Awesome: Impresionante
• Boring: Aburrido
• Breathtaking: Impresionante
• Dangerous: Peligroso
• Enjoyable: Agradable/Bueno
• Gentle: Suave
• Hazardous: Peligroso
• Lovely: Precioso
• Pleasant: Agradable
• Thrilling: Emocionante

Descriptive Sentences and Labeling

Label the pictures with a suitable adjective, then create a sentence using those adjectives.

• Hot air balloons: Looking at hot air balloons is really lovely. (Adjective: Lovely)
• Skydiving: Skydiving is very thrilling. (Adjective: Thrilling)
• Concert: The concert was very awesome because of the public. (Adjective: Awesome)
• Flying kites: Flying kites is enjoyable