Body Flashcards
False teath
Fake teath
Wig
Fake hair
Contact lenses
The lenses are use for treat eye and seeing better
Eyesight
Ability to seeing
Whistle
The sound made by some things move rapidly or by steam coming out of a small aperture.
A burn
Be on fire, burn with boiling water ….
Kitchen film
Plastic for protect food
Wound
The deep injury
Bandage
Cover the wound or injury with clean lace
Shoulder Blinder
Part of the body between neck and upper arm
Ache
Suffer from a continuous dull pain
Unconscious
All the psychic material that is not available in the immediate field of awareness
Rash
Inflammation of the skin
Paracetamol
acetaminophen, crystalline compound used to reduce fever and relieve pain
Choking
Strangle
Sting
Prick with a stinger, bee, …. Cause to pain
Life-threatening
Adj. Some thing very serious, which could kill you.
Heart rate
The speed at which your heart beats
Alternative remedies
Ways of curing illnesses that are not traditional medicine (herbal medicine)
Miracle cures
Successful treatments for illnesses that were thought to be impossible to cure
Scare stories
Stories in the news which make people worry about their health (mobile phone give you cancer)
Mouth ulcer
(n.) a small blister in the mouth that can be very painful, but is not serious.
Crisis
Emergency
A &E
Accident and Emergency department of a hospital
Gp
General practitioner (family doctor)
ECG
Electrocardiogram machine used to test people’s heart rate
Pulse
The number of times your heart beats in a minute.
Ulcer
Mouth
Wardrobe
Cabinet or small room for holding clothes
Make up
Cosmetic, arrangement
Under the weather
Some what ill or prone to illness.
Plaster
A small bandage for small injury
Placebo
The tablets that not medicine that has effect for some psychologic reason
Deaf
(n.& adj) unable to hear- one who can not hear
Dizzy
Light-headed, giddy, woozy, confuse
Get over
(Phrasal verb) Get better
Operating teather
(n.) operating room
Limb
(n.) hand and leg
Anaesthetic
(n.) (uncountable) substance which reduces sensitivity to pain
Wrinkled skin
The skin have a lot of line
Throw up
Be sick, vomit
Bleed
Blood go out of body
Soul
The immaterial part of a person, the actuating cause of an individual life.
Faint
Pass out
A cut
Minor: put a plaster on it (AME band aid) and antiseptic cream
Major: have stitches
An infection
Take antibiotics
A sprained ankle
Put ice on it and bandage it
An allergic reaction
Take antihistamine tablets or cream
Headache
Take painkillers
Vest
Men underwear clothes
Sandal
Kind of summer shoe
Loose
(Adj) opposite of Fit or tight
A cut
Minor: put a plaster on it (AME band aid) and antiseptic cream
Major: have stitches
An infection
Take antibiotics
A sprained ankle
Put ice on it and bandage it
An allergic reaction
Take antihistamine tablets or cream
Headache
Take painkillers
Vest
Men underwear clothes
Sandal
Kind of summer shoe
Loose
(Adj) opposite of Fit or tight
Unconscious
(Adj) unknowing, not conscious, un ware.
Twist
(V.) spin, rotate opposite
Food poisoning
Illnesses caused by eating food contaminated with pathogenic or toxic substances
Come over
Become conscious again
Lie down
Put your body in a horizontal position
Sprain
Injury caused by twisting or straining the ligaments of a joint
Stitche
(V.) Sew, fasten with stitches
Antiseptic
Substance which destroys microorganisms which produce sepsis
Idie
Independent record label
Burn
(V.) Be on fire
Sprain
(V.) injure by twisting or strainment.
Sore throat
Pain in the throat, redness of the throat
What’s the suitable verb for blister?
Has a blister
What’s the suitable verb for cold or flu?
Has a cold or flu.
Feel dizzy
Make dizzy, confuse
Example: he feels that every thing is spinning around.
Dizzy
Thought less.
What’s the suitable verb for a temperature?
Has a temperature.
Trauma
(n.) severe and chronic mental or emotional stress.
Fall off
(V.) come off, drop off, separate
Glaucoma
Disease of the eye characterized by increase fluid pressure with in the eye.
