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antibiotics (n pl) drugs that are used to kill bacteria and antibióticos (n)
cure infections
calamine lotion (n) a pink liquid that you put on sore, loción de calamina (n)
itchy or sunburned skin to make it less
painful
childhood (n) the period of time when you are a niñez (n)
child
cotton ball (n) a soft round object made from the disco de algodón (n)
cough (n) the action or sound made when you tos (n)
cough
country of origin the country in which you were born país de origen (n)
(phr)
DOB (n) (= date of birth) the date, month and fecha de nacimiento (n)
year you were born
groin (n) the place where the tops of your legs ingle (n)
meet the front of your body
marital status (n) whether someone is married; used estado civil (n)
especially on official forms
nauseous (adj) feeling that you are going to vomit náusea (n)
needle (n) a very thin, pointed steel tube at the aguja (n)
end of a syringe which is pushed into
your skin to put a drug or medicine
into your body or to take out blood
next of kin (n) your closest living relative or relatives familiar más cercano (n)
nose (n) the part of a person’s face used for nariz (n)
smelling or breathing
part-time (adj) someone who has a part-time job a tiempo parcial (adj)
works for only part of each day or
week
patient record (n) a collection of documents that historial del paciente (n)
provides an account of each time a
patient visited or sought treatment
pin prick (n) slight pain you get when something pinchazo (n)
sharp goes into your skin
public health nurse a registered nurse who helps people enfermera del servicio
(n) prevent health issues and improve público de asistencia
their health and well being sanitaria (n)
relax (v) to become quiet and calm after you relajarse (v)
have been upset or nervous, or to
make someone do this
rest (n) a period of time when you are not descanso (n)
doing anything tiring
runny (adj) a runny nose, runny eyes, etc. have nariz moqueante, ojos
liquid coming out of them, usually llorosos (n-adj)
because you have a cold
specimen tube (n) a round pipe made of glass that tubo de muestras (n)
contains a small amount of bodily fluid
taken from a person to be sent for
testing
stomachache (n) pain in your stomach or near your dolor de estómago (n)
stomach
surname (n) the name that you share with your apellidos (n)
parents or often with your husband if
you are a married woman, and which
in English comes at the end of your
full name
throat (n) the passage from the back of your garganta (n)
mouth to the top of the tubes that go
down to your lungs and stomach
vein (n) one of the tubes which carries blood vena (n)
to your heart from other parts of your
body