Medical english vocabulary 6

1. Macules or papules are examples of skin ...........

2. When a patient has difficulty breathing, he suffers from .............

3. One of the four stages in medical examination is ........ or feeling with the hands.

4. When the patient says "I put on eight kilos in the last year.", she gets ..........

5. The time when a woman stops menstruating is called the ..........

6. When there are many lesions, especially macules or papules, the result is a .......

7. The anatomical term for the voice box is the ...........

8. The common word for the patella is the ..........

9. A(n) .......... is a superficial injury involving only the epidermis, which has been removed by friction.

10. Vertigo also means ...........

11. The anatomical name for the navel is the ...........

12. The patient has to get up three times at night to pass water. He suffers from ..........

13. A(n) .......... is a n injury that occurs when blood vessels in the skin are damaged.

14. When the doctor asks "How often do you open your bowels?", he would like to ask about .........

15. A ............... change affects only one part of an organ or gland.

16. A furuncle is also called a ........ in common word.

17. When the patient passes small and hard stools, his condition is ......

18. Red blood cells are also called ............

19. He was knocked unconscious by a heavy ....... to the head.

20. In .........., a person may get a pain in the middle of the chest.

21. A laceration is also called a .........

22. ............. is used to refer to defecation.

23. "I am going to straighten your arm out. Try to stop me". The doctor is accessing the patient\'s ..............

24. A fracture which is due to repeated minor trauma is called a ........ fracture.

25. The garden is full of flowers, but my ............. of smell has disappeared and I can\'t enjoy the perfume.

26. A verruca is also called a .......... in common word.

27. Abdominal pain or ......... ache affects many children.

28. A ............ is usually distinguished from penetrating or incised wounds by it irregular edges and relative lack of bleeding.

29. .......... are the sounds like hairs being rubbed together.

30. When the patient has clay-coloured stools, his condition is ............

31. The anatomical name for "breastbone" is ............

32. "Do your hands shake?" The doctor asks about the symptom of ..........

33. A ....... is also known as a bedsore.

34. Early heart beats which interrupt the regular rhythm are termed ........

35. The cause of sleeping ....... was discovered in 1901.

36. ............ is a symptom of inability to cope with high temperatures.

37. The anatomical name for the buttocks is the ..........

38. Herpes zoster usually starts with pain and ........

39. ...... are what the doctor finds on examining the patient.

40. .......... reflexes are reflexes that are stronger than normal.

41. "Is your weight steady?" The doctor asks about the symptom of .......

42. The lesion was .......... because only the surface of the skin was affected.

43. Salpinx is another term for the ...........

44. When the patient has clear, watery with mucus stools, his condition is ...........

45. When the doctor asks "Have you passed black stools?". He would like to talk about .......

46. Do you get any pain ....... your chest?

47. The medical term of the scab is the ............

48. The process of voiding urine through the urethra is called ..........

49. The ............ is one of the main parts of the digestive system.

50. The term "heavy periods" means excessive blood loss or ......