ILLNESSES AND INJURIES - HEALTH VOCABULARY

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ENGLISH FILE UPPER INTERMEDIATE VOCABULARY UNIT 2

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ILLNESSES AND INJURIES - HEALTH VOCABULARYVersión en línea ENGLISH FILE UPPER INTERMEDIATE VOCABULARY UNIT 2 por Paola Julieta A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P R S T U V W Y Z Starts with A A cream used to prevent infection in cuts, burns, or wounds by killing bacteria. (TWO WORDS) Starts with B A small bubble on the skin filled with liquid, often caused by friction or burns. Starts with C To force air out of your lungs suddenly, making a loud sound, often because you’re sick. Starts with D Feeling as if everything around you is spinning and you might fall. Contains E (Verb) To lose blood from your body, usually because of a cut or injury. Starts with F To suddenly become unconscious for a short time, usually because of heat, pain, or low blood pressure. Contains G A strip of cloth used to cover and protect a wound or injury. Contains H Small pieces of special thread used by doctors to close a cut or wound so it can heal. Contains I A bandage or covering for a wound Contains J Damage or harm to your body, usually caused by an accident. Contains K To be unable to breathe properly because something is blocking your throat. Contains L “pins and needles” feeling on your skin (like when your hand falls asleep). Contains M to regain consciousness (phrasal verb) Starts with N Not able to feel anything (no sensation) in a part of the body. Contains O (PHRASAL VERB) To recover from an illness or difficult situation. Contains P Injured by suddenly twisting a joint, such as your ankle or wrist. Starts with R A group of small red spots on the skin that can be itchy or painful. Starts with S A type of bed with handles used to carry an injured or sick person. Contains T A small piece of sticky material that you put on a cut or small wound to protect it. Contains U liquids given directly into a vein through a tube (intravenous) to hydrate a patient or give medicine. (two words) Starts with V To bring food or liquid up from your stomach through your mouth. Contains W Larger or rounder than normal, usually because of injury or infection. Contains Y A person who is always worried about their health and often believes they are ill when they are not. Contains Z To force air suddenly through your nose and mouth, often because of a cold or dust.

ILLNESSES AND INJURIES - HEALTH VOCABULARYVersión en línea

ENGLISH FILE UPPER INTERMEDIATE VOCABULARY UNIT 2

por Paola Julieta

Starts with A

A cream used to prevent infection in cuts, burns, or wounds by killing bacteria. (TWO WORDS)

Starts with B

A small bubble on the skin filled with liquid, often caused by friction or burns.

Starts with C

To force air out of your lungs suddenly, making a loud sound, often because you’re sick.

Starts with D

Feeling as if everything around you is spinning and you might fall.

Contains E

(Verb) To lose blood from your body, usually because of a cut or injury.

Starts with F

To suddenly become unconscious for a short time, usually because of heat, pain, or low blood pressure.

Contains G

A strip of cloth used to cover and protect a wound or injury.

Contains H

Small pieces of special thread used by doctors to close a cut or wound so it can heal.

Contains I

A bandage or covering for a wound

Contains J

Damage or harm to your body, usually caused by an accident.

Contains K

To be unable to breathe properly because something is blocking your throat.

Contains L

“pins and needles” feeling on your skin (like when your hand falls asleep).

Contains M

to regain consciousness (phrasal verb)

Starts with N

Not able to feel anything (no sensation) in a part of the body.

Contains O

(PHRASAL VERB) To recover from an illness or difficult situation.

Contains P

Injured by suddenly twisting a joint, such as your ankle or wrist.

Starts with R

A group of small red spots on the skin that can be itchy or painful.

Starts with S

A type of bed with handles used to carry an injured or sick person.

Contains T

A small piece of sticky material that you put on a cut or small wound to protect it.

Contains U

liquids given directly into a vein through a tube (intravenous) to hydrate a patient or give medicine. (two words)

Starts with V

To bring food or liquid up from your stomach through your mouth.

Contains W

Larger or rounder than normal, usually because of injury or infection.

Contains Y

A person who is always worried about their health and often believes they are ill when they are not.

Contains Z

To force air suddenly through your nose and mouth, often because of a cold or dust.

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ILLNESSES AND INJURIES - HEALTH VOCABULARYVersión en línea

por Paola Julieta

Starts with A

A cream used to prevent infection in cuts, burns, or wounds by killing bacteria. (TWO WORDS)

Starts with B

A small bubble on the skin filled with liquid, often caused by friction or burns.

Starts with C

To force air out of your lungs suddenly, making a loud sound, often because you’re sick.

Starts with D

Feeling as if everything around you is spinning and you might fall.

Contains E

(Verb) To lose blood from your body, usually because of a cut or injury.

Starts with F

To suddenly become unconscious for a short time, usually because of heat, pain, or low blood pressure.

Contains G

A strip of cloth used to cover and protect a wound or injury.

Contains H

Small pieces of special thread used by doctors to close a cut or wound so it can heal.

Contains I

A bandage or covering for a wound

Contains J

Damage or harm to your body, usually caused by an accident.

Contains K

To be unable to breathe properly because something is blocking your throat.

Contains L

“pins and needles” feeling on your skin (like when your hand falls asleep).

Contains M

to regain consciousness (phrasal verb)

Starts with N

Not able to feel anything (no sensation) in a part of the body.

Contains O

(PHRASAL VERB) To recover from an illness or difficult situation.

Contains P

Injured by suddenly twisting a joint, such as your ankle or wrist.

Starts with R

A group of small red spots on the skin that can be itchy or painful.

Starts with S

A type of bed with handles used to carry an injured or sick person.

Contains T

A small piece of sticky material that you put on a cut or small wound to protect it.

Contains U

liquids given directly into a vein through a tube (intravenous) to hydrate a patient or give medicine. (two words)

Starts with V

To bring food or liquid up from your stomach through your mouth.

Contains W

Larger or rounder than normal, usually because of injury or infection.

Contains Y

A person who is always worried about their health and often believes they are ill when they are not.

Contains Z

To force air suddenly through your nose and mouth, often because of a cold or dust.