Medical English Vocabulary and Phrases

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A

  • Ache (doler)
  • Anaesthetist

B

  • Bandages (venda)
  • Basin (lavabo)
  • Bedpan (cuña)
  • Bedspread (colcha)
  • Bedrid (encamado)
  • Bladder (vejiga)
  • Blanket (manta)
  • Boil (furúnculo)
  • Bruise (moratón)
  • Bruise (hematoma)
  • Butterflies (puntos de papel)

C

  • Chicken Pox (varicela)
  • Chilblains (sabañon)
  • Chiropodist (podólogo)
  • Clips (grapas)
  • Constipation (estreñimiento)
  • Corn (juanete)
  • Cough (tos)
  • Cramp (rampa)
  • Crutch (muleta)
  • Cyst (quiste)

D

  • Dermobrader (bisturí eléctrico)
  • Dizziness (vértigo)
  • Drip (gotero)
  • Drip Stand (palo de gotero)

F

  • Gallbladder (vesícula biliar)
  • Fever (fiebre)
  • First Aid (primeros auxilios)
  • Flu (gripe)
  • Freckles (pecas)

G

  • Gauze (gasa)
  • Graze (abrasión)

H

  • Hoist (grúa)

I

  • Itching (picor)

K

  • Kidney (riñón)

L

  • Lab Technician (técnico de laboratorio)
  • Labour (contracción)
  • Laces (cordones)
  • Lame (cojo)
  • Lecture (clase)
  • Life-threatening Condition (condición potencialmente mortal)
  • Light-headed (mareado)
  • Limb (miembro)
  • Liver (hígado)
  • Local Anaesthetic (anestésico local)
  • Lump (bulto)
  • Lung (pulmón)

M

  • Mattress (colchón)
  • Measles (sarampión)
  • Migraine (migraña)
  • Mole (lunar)
  • Monkey Pole (palo para levantarse)
  • Mumps (paperas)

N

  • Nosebleed (hemorragia nasal)
  • Numb (entumecido)
  • Nursing Officer (supervisor)

O

  • Observations Chart (gráfica)
  • Operating Theatre (quirófano)
  • Outpatients (consultas externas)

P

  • Paramedic (ambulanciero)
  • Part-time (media jornada)
  • Pathology (medicina interna)
  • Pillow (almohada)
  • Porter (celador)
  • Promotion (ascenso)

R

  • Rash (sarpullido)
  • Relieve (aliviar)
  • Rewarding (gratificante)
  • Runny Nose (moqueo)

S

  • Scale (báscula)
  • Scalpel (bisturí)
  • Scar (cicatriz)
  • Scrub Nurse (instrumentista)
  • Severed (seccionado)
  • Sickness (malestar)
  • Sleeve (manga)
  • Sneezing (estornudando)
  • Sore Throat (dolor de garganta)
  • Specialize (especializarse)
  • Speech Therapist (logopeda)
  • Spleen (bazo)
  • Spoon (cuchara)
  • Spot (grano)
  • Sprain (esguince)
  • Stethoscope (fonendoscopio)
  • Stitches (puntos)
  • Stomach Ache (dolor de barriga)
  • Stretcher (camilla)
  • Sunburn (quemado del sol)
  • Swelling (hinchado)
  • Swollen (inflamado)
  • Syringe (jeringa)

T

  • Tender (sensible)
  • Tissues (tejidos)
  • Tray (bandeja)
  • Trolley (carrito)

W

  • Ward (planta de hospital)
  • Wound (herida)
  • Weigh (peso)

X

  • X-Ray Machine

Pain

  • Pain Relief (referido)
  • A Throbbing Pain (pulsátil)
  • A Sharp Pain (punzante)
  • A Burning Pain
  • A Stabbing Pain (apuñalar)
  • A Shooting Pain (irradiado)
  • A Dull Ache (dolor moderado)
  • A Gnawing Pain (mordedura roedor)
  • A Cramping Pain (calambre)
  • Steady (estable)

Pain Intensity

  • Mild (leve)
  • Agonizing/Unbearable/Excruciating (insoportable)
  • Slight (ligero)
  • Sore (inflamado)

Prepositions

  • Across (al otro lado)
  • Around (alrededor de)
  • Away From (alejar de)
  • Down (bajar)
  • Into (en)
  • Out (fuera)
  • Over (pasar por encima)
  • Past (por delante)
  • Through (a través de)
  • Toward (hacia)
  • Under (debajo de)
  • Up (subir)
  • Onto (en, sobre)
  • At (en, junto a)
  • On
  • In

Describing

  • There is/are…
  • On the left/right…
  • The patient is…
  • Behind the nurse…
  • On the wall…
  • I can see…

Questions

  • Where is the pain?
  • When did it start hurting?
  • How bad is the pain?
  • What type of pain is it?
  • Can you describe the pain?
  • Is it in the same place or does it move?
  • Is the pain getting better/worse?
  • What helps it feel better?

Instructions

  • Can you clench your fist?
  • Show me your hands please.
  • Could you open your mouth?
  • Just lift your arm, please.
  • Take a deep breath.
  • Say "ahhh!"
  • Grip the bar tightly.
  • Can you read the letters?
  • Cough please.
  • Can you bend your leg?
  • Stretch as far as you can!
  • Can you touch your toes?
  • Can you try to stand on one leg?
  • Can you turn over, please?
  • You can close your mouth now.
  • Could you lie down, please?
  • And hold your breath.
  • Just roll up your sleeve, please.
  • Can you rest your arm here?
  • Don’t worry! Relax!

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