CLINICAL VOCABULARY
(PARTS OF SPEECH)
NOUNS
1. :
| accident | , , |
| ambulance | |
| complication | |
| consent | |
| cure | , |
| examination | |
| excess | |
| improvement | |
| injection | |
| intolerance | |
| obesity | |
| operation | |
| overdose | |
| pain | |
| prescription | |
| referral | |
| side-effects | |
| tissue | |
| treatment | |
| withdrawal | () |
1. I made a full of the patient.
2. I wrote a for a course of antibiotics.
3. She took a course of steroid .
4. She went into a coma after an of heroin.
5. The in his knee is so great that he can hardly walk.
6. The was performed immediately.
7. The doctor gave him an to relieve the pain.
8. He developed to Novocain.
9. The injured man was taken away in an .
10. This painkiller has no harmful .
11. The parents gave their for their sons liver to be used in the transplant operation.
12. The patient was given a to a specialist.
13. There has been a in his condition.
14. There is a tendency to in his family.
15. There is no for this disease.
16. There was a in the patients condition two hours ago, but he is getting better now.
17. There was an of sugar in the blood sample.
18. This is the time for the of the drugs treatment.
19. We found an infection in the .
20. Yesterday two people were injured in the on the motorway.
VERBS
2. Past Indefinite Past Participle (V+ed):
| consult | |
| cure | , |
| diagnose | |
| disinfect | |
| improve | () |
| increase | () |
| mix | |
| notice | |
| operate | |
| precede | |
| prescribe | ( ..) |
| prevent | |
| probe | , , |
| recover | |
| replace | , |
| sneeze | |
| sterilize | |
| suffer | , () |
| treat | |
| vaccinate |
1. He a specialist, who recommended surgery.
2. He was completely .
3. Her condition , so we reduced the dose.
4. His pulse rate by 10%.
5. Nobody that the patient's blood pressure had dropped.
6. She was against smallpox as a child.
7. She was by a heart specialist.
8. The attack was by a rise in body temperature.
9. The doctor a course of antibiotics.
10. The doctor him as having hepatitis B.
11. The doctor's speedy action further complications.
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12. The nurse and dressed the wound.
13. The patient coughed and all through the consultation.
14. The pharmacist the chemicals in this bottle.
15. The surgeon the wound with a scalpel.
16. The surgeons her hip with a metal one.
17. The surgeons immediately on the child.
18. The surgical instruments were before use.
19. This patient pneumonia last year.
20. He fully after the course of antibiotics.
3. Present Indefinite (V+(e)s):
| analyze | |
| beat | () |
| catch | |
| control | () |
| cough | |
| counteract | , |
| lack | , .-. |
| recommend | |
| reduce | (), () |
| regulate | |
| release | , |
| relieve | () |
| sleep | |
| suppress |
1. A person whose resistance is low diseases more easily.
2. He then a course of treatment and prescribes any necessary drugs.
3. If the patient well, he wakes feeling refreshed.
4. Their diet essential proteins.
5. She suffers constant pain and it by using morphine.
6. The drug he body's natural instinct to reject the transplanted tissue.
7. The gland hormones into the bloodstream, causing an immediate reaction.
8. The laboratory the blood samples and then the doctor examines the results and diagnoses the condition.
9. The patient breathes with difficulty and and sneezes constantly.
10. The sinoatrial node the heart beat.
11. This drug helps to alleviate the symptoms and the risk of reinfection.
12. This drug relaxes the muscles and pain.
13. This treatment he effects of the infection.
14. When someone panics his heart more rapidly and his temperature rises.
ADJECTIVES
