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Health

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TermDefinition
primary care doctors and nurses
locum replacement doctor
acute condition one that is severe and sudden in onset
secondary care specialists
organ part of the body
complementary medicine approaches that differ from conventional western approaches
homeopathic doctor doctor who uses tiny amounts of natural substance to treat an illness
healthcare general expression for all of the services offered by hospitals etc.
national insurance tax paid by most working adults which covers the costs of healthcare for everyone
national health service british name for the state-funded service that covers hospitals, clinics, dentists etc.
family doctor general doctor
surgery small centre offering primary care, run by a single GP or a group of them
clinic centre which specialises in a certain condition
prescription charge charge for the medication the doctor prescribes
go private choose private healthcare
off-colour not well, but not seriously ill
out of sorts not well, but not seriously ill
under the weather not well, but not seriously ill
feeling poorly not well, but not seriously ill
fighting off a cold not well, but not seriously ill
gone down with not well, but not seriously ill
suffers from not well, but not seriously ill
hurts pain caused by an injury
aches persisting pain, not sharp
bunged up blocked
cuts and bruises minor injuries
stinging sudden, burning pain
throbbing beating with pain
stiff neck pain and difficulty moving the head
twisted her ankle injury by turning it suddenly
dizzy feeling of spinning around
feverish with a high temperature
shivery shaking slightly
nauseous feeling that you want to vomit
trembling shaking
got over got better
recovering from getting better
on the mend getting beter
over the worst past the most difficulty
be back on her feet fully healthy again
low-dose measured amount of medicine that is relatively small
past history record of medical conditions a person has experienced
disorder illness of the body or mind
bowel tube that carries solid waste out of the body
adverse reactions unwanted results
stroke sudden change in blood supply to the brain causing loss of function of part of the body
conditions illnesses or physical problems
exceed take more than
duration length
side effects unwanted effects in addition to the intended one
allergic reactions conditions affecting the skin or breathing because of eating or coming into contact with certain substances
particles small pieces
stools medical term for excretion
symptom problem indicating an illness
diagnose identify what illness a patient has
prognosis how experts expect an illness to develop
ailing unwell, sickly
rash a lot of small red spots on the skin
fever high temperature
jaundiced yellow-looking skin because of a liver problem
scar mark left on skin after an injury
infect pass on an illness
pulse regular beating of heart
impeded slowed down or made difficult
plaque unwanted substance that forms on the surface of the arteries
clog cause something to become blocked
cholesterol fatty substance found in the body tissue and blood of all animals
nutritious containing substances your body needs to stay healthy
pose a danger cause a problem
fibre substance in foods such as fruit, vegetables and bread, which travels through the body as waste
lentils dried beans
oatmeal type of flour made from oats or a grain used to make porridge
cardiovascular relating to the heart and blood
diabetic problems with blood sugar and insulin
sporty good at sports
metabolism the rate at which your body digests food
bmi amount of fat in your body, compared to your weight
intent on determined to
brisk quick and energetic
scored an own goal tried to gain advantage, but made things more difficult for myself
moving the goalposts changing the rules
level playing field fair situation
in the running seriously considered
neck and neck level with each other and equally likely to win
skate around dont talk directly about
sailed through passed very easily
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