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1
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a long piece of soft cloth that you tie around an injury

A

bandage

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2
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a group of cells which cannot survive because they don’t

have a blood supply

A

dead tissue

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3
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title e.g. Registered Nurse

A

designation

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4
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a liquid, often infected, which comes out of the body or

wound

A

discharge

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5
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a nurse who manages the care of people in a particular

area

A

District Nurse

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6
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a measured amount of a medication

A

dose

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7
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for the attention of

A

FAO

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8
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General Practitioner, a doctor who works in a particular

area

A

GP

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9
Q

a long piece of metal attached to a wall near a shower or

bath that you can hold for extra stability

A

grab bar

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10
Q

a nurse who gives advice about physical and mental health

to people in their own homes

A

Health Visitor

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11
Q

Intra Muscular; an injection into the muscle

A

IM

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12
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red, painful and swollen

A

inflamed

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13
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the smallest unit of weight which is usually used, equal to

1/1000th of a milligram, abbreviation mcg

A

microgram

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14
Q

a nurse who cares for women before, during and after child

birth

A

Midwife

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15
Q

a device that converts liquid medication into a fine mist,

which is then breathed in through a mask or mouthpiece

A

nebuliser

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16
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a mat to use in the shower to stop you slipping over

A

non-slip mat

17
Q

smell, usually unpleasant

A

odour

18
Q

a person who dispenses and gives advice on medications

A

Pharmacist

19
Q

a nurse who works at a GP’s surgery

A

Practice Nurse

20
Q

a specialist in caring for patients which emotional or

behavioural problems

A

Psychologist

21
Q

a yellowish fluid that comes from an infected wound

A

pus

22
Q

a toilet seat which is high enough for patients with mobility
problems to sit on easily

A

raised toilet

seat

23
Q

inserted into the rectum

A

rectal

24
Q

Senior House Officer; a junior doctor who is doing specialist
training while working as a hospital doctor

A

SHO

25
Q

a plastic chair with wheels which can be used in the shower

for patients who cannot stand up on their own

A

shower chair

26
Q

the skin around a wound

A

surrounding

skin

27
Q

surgical stitches used to close a wound

A

sutures

28
Q

The cells which make up the skin

A

tissue

29
Q

An injury to the skin, also called a sore or lesion

A

wound