Medical english vocabulary 4

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

2. Palpate the chest for the _______.

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

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

5. __________________ are heard when the airways are narrowed.

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

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

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

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

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

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

12. A __________ is a linear abrasion.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

21. Melaena is a sign of _________.

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

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

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

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

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

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

28. Breathlessness when lying flat is termed ______.

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

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

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

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

33. __________ means loss of appetite.

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

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

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

37. 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.

38. Numbness means loss of ____________.

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

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

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

42. Salpingitis is the inflammation of ______.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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