Ingles

A state of extreme anxiety, pain, or suffering. Relief. Distress. Comfort.

The amount of medicine taken at one time. Dosage. Dose. Tablet.

A drug used to reduce inflammation or swelling. Antibiotic. Anti-inflammatory. Analgesic.

Substances that increase activity or alertness. Sedatives. Stimulants. Relaxants.

Drugs used to treat allergic reactions. Antibiotics. Antihistamines. Antidepressants.

Medicines used to treat bacterial infections. Antivirals. Antibiotics. Vaccines.

A drug used to relieve constipation. Antacid. Laxative. Painkiller.

A solid medical preparation inserted into the body. Tablet. Injection. Suppository.

A drug used to treat depression. Antidepressant. Stimulant. Antibiotic.

To raise something to a higher position. Lower. Lift. Push.

Red coloration of the skin, usually due to irritation or inflammation. Bruising. Redness. Rash.

A substance that stimulates the body’s immune system to prevent disease. Antibiotic. Vaccine. Steroid.

An injury to skin and underlying tissue caused by prolonged pressure. Burn. Bedsore. Scar.

The area next to a patient’s bed. Ward. Bedside. Headboard.

To pass a disease from one person to another. Heal. Transmit. Recover.

Making something certain or guaranteed. Ensuring. Avoiding. Preventing.

A chemical substance used to kill germs. Antibiotic. Disinfectant. Antiseptic.

An accumulation or increase over time. Reduction. Buildup. Loss.

Causing damage or injury. Harmless. Harmful. Helpful.

Semi-solid substances applied to the skin for treatment. Tablets. Ointments. Syrups.

A minor injury caused by scraping the skin. Cut. Scrape. Burn.

An injury where the skin is broken. Rash. Wound. Bruise.

Kept apart from others to prevent infection. Exposed. Isolated. Admitted.

To become infected with a disease. Pick up / catch. Recover. Vaccinate.

Discoloration of the skin caused by bleeding under the skin. Swelling. Bruising. Redness.

Solid forms of medicine taken by mouth. Syrups. Tablets. Drops.

An injection of a drug or vaccine. Shot. Tablet. Ointment.

To administer medicine using a needle. Prescribe. Give an injection / a shot. Swallow.

The prescribed amount and frequency of a drug. Dose. Dosage. Tablet.

Medicines that can be bought without a prescription. Prescription drugs. Illegal drugs. Over-the-counter drugs.

Unwanted effects caused by a medicine. Benefits. Side effects. Symptoms.

A dangerous amount of a drug taken. Dosage. Overdose. Injection.

Working or available for work at a specific time. On duty / on call. On holiday. Off sick.

A scheduled period of work. Shift. Break. Leave.

A healthcare professional who assists women during childbirth. Nurse. Midwife. Pediatrician.

The closest family member of a patient. Caregiver. Next of kin. Visitor.

Financial coverage for medical care. Appointment. Insurance. Diagnosis.

To reduce or make smaller in amount. Increase. Lessen. Multiply.

A sudden painful muscle contraction. Cramp. Spasm. Ache.

Severe pain or discomfort in muscles. Relief. Cramp. Spasm.