Basic Medical Language 30 Jun 2020 askpaulesl Welcome to your Medical Language (Definitions) This is the place you go to get medication.PrescriptionTemperatureNurseSurgeonPharmacistThis is the place you go when there is an urgent problem.Accident and Emergency (UK) or ER (US)AmbulanceGeneral PractitionerPharmacyDiseaseThis is a person who assists the doctor and takes care of patients.General PractitionerNursePersonAmbulancePharmacistThis is a doctor you can visit for problems that are not urgent. He or she is often local to your house.SurgeonGeneral Practitioner (GP)NurseAmbulancePharmacistThis is when a person's body is very hot.A patientA doctorAn acheA temperatureA nurseThis is a very urgent medical issue that needs fast care.AmbulancePatientTemperatureEmergencyPharmacyThis is a piece of paper (It is often digital now) that you give to a pharmacist to get your medication.TemperaturePharmacistPrescriptionNurseSurgeonThis is a slow pain that covers a wide area. It is not intense but can go for a long time.DiseaseEmergencyAcheAppointmentPrescriptionThis is a vehicle that takes you to hospital.AcheAppointmentAmbulanceEmergencyPrescriptionThis is a serious medical issue that is bad for the body, such as cancer.DiseaseAcheEmergencyPatientPharmacyThis is a fixed time when you go to see the doctor.PrescriptionEmergencyDiseasePatientAppointmentThis is strong discomfort in the body.EmergencyPatientPainTemperaturePatientThis is the word we use for a person getting medical treatment.PatientDoctorSurgeonTemperatureVirusTime is Up! Published by askpaulesl View all posts by askpaulesl
