Medical english vocabulary 4

1. The _________ is situated in the left side of the abdomen.

2. When the patient says "I feel completely worn out", he may get ____.

3. A(n)_______ wounds is a break in the skin where the length of the wound on the surface is greater than the depth of the wound.

4. ___________ is a mark on the skin after healing.

5. ___________ are spots that are not raised above the surface of the skin.

6. ________ is a sudden loss of consciousness due to temporary failure of the cerberea circulation.

7. " I\'d like you to relax. I\'m just moving your arm up and down." The doctor is accessing the patient\'s _________.

8. She had had several ________ of fast palpitation which lasted 20-30 minutes and were associated with some shortness of breath.

9. She had had several ________ of fast palpitation which lasted 20-30 minutes and were associated with some shortness of breath.

10. Pernicious anemia has an insidious onset. The opposite of the adjective "insidious" is _______________.

11. Palpate the chest for the _______.

12. The ___________ is the anatomical name for the chest.

13. The anatomical name for "skull" is __________.

14. Normally at the age of 50, women start to get ________.

15. The doctor asked the patient "Take a deep breath in. Don\'t ________________.

16. The condition of the patient is getting worse, that means the patient is ___________.

17. The sound heard when the pleural surface are inflamed, as in pleurisy, is called a __________.

18. In the examination of the heart and circulation, feeling the radial pulse belongs to the step of ____________.

19. Breathlessness when lying flat is termed ______.

20. A __________ is a linear abrasion.

21. Numbness means loss of ____________.

22. The anatomical name for the knee is the _________.

23. The question "Do you get clots?" is used to ask about __________.

24. ____________ is caused by exertion - physical activity such as climbing stairs.

25. The anatomical name for "thigh bone" is _____________.

26. _________ is the body excluding the head and limbs.

27. In angina pectoris, there is something like a tightness across your.

28. __________ means loss of appetite.

29. The question "How often do you get your periods?" is used to ask about ___________.

30. There is a break in both the bone and the skin. The fracture is ___________.

31. Salpingitis is the inflammation of ______.

32. The common english name for "cranium" is _______.

33. __________________ are heard when the airways are narrowed.

34. The rhythm may be completely irregular, as in ___________.

35. The patient says: "I have got a pain in my jaw". He has got ______.

36. The patient has difficulty starting to pass urine. This symptom is ______________.

37. Elderly patient may experience uncontrolled loss of urine from the bladder. They may suffer from the condition known as ___________.

38. If a patient is better, but then gets worse again, the patient has ______________.

39. When the doctor asks " Are the motions hard or loose?", he would like to ask about _________.

40. ___________ is a common symptom of upper respiratory tract infection (URTI) and lung disease.

41. _________ is unconsciousness with a reduced response to external stimuli.

42. The anatomical name for the wrist is the _____________.

43. On examining the heart and circulation, inspect the hand for _________.

44. The patient says " I can\'t hold my water". His symptom is _________.

45. The anatomical term for the armpit is the __________.

46. A crust is also called a _______ in common word.

47. When the patients lose their power completely, they are said to get _________.

48. Do you have any pain when you ___________ stool?

49. Melaena is a sign of _________.

50. "Have you ever felt your heart beating rapidly or irregularly?". The doctor asks about the symptoms of __________.