VERBS USED IN AN INFIRMARY

1. To give up
2. To stok up on
3. To absorb
4. To agree
5. To lie in awkward position
6. To go to bed
7. To rest
8. To get used to it 9. To lie down
10. To guess
11. To admit
12. To hospitalize
13. To grap
14. To tolerate
15. To hold
16. To reach
17. To feed
18. To relieve his discomfort
19. To breastfeed 20. To tie
21. To amputate
22. To learn by heart 23. To bend
24. To fix
25. To order
26. To arrive
27. To assure
28. To assign
29. To assist a patient 30. To gain weight 31. To increase
32. To win
33. To take a bath
34. To check
35. To clot
36. To place the
thermometer
37. To conceive
38. To cooperate
39. To value
40. To cut
41. To bark
42. To discharge
43. To decode
44. To spill something onto someone
45. To discourage
46. To develop
47. To decompensate
48. To decompress
49. To desire
50. To wish
 51. To disappoint
52. To dehydrate
53. To undress
54. To deteriorate
55. To diagnose
56. To discuss
57. To dispose
58. To make light digital pressure
59. To wait
60. To be anxious
61. To stimulate
62. To formulate
63. To force
64. To frustrate
65. To squirt out
66. To hospitalize
67. To hold the breath in
68. To fond out
69. To give an IV injection
70. To irritate
71. To complain
72. To beath
73. To throb
74. To raise your right arm
75. To call an out -patient
76. To mature
77. To prescribe
78. To measure
79. To memorize
80. To mix
81. To monitor
82. To move
83. To obey
84. To observe
85. To hide
86. To order
87. To urinate
88. To suffer from
89. To make ward rounds
90. To perceive
91. To persuade
92. To puncture
93. To sting
94. To prick the finger
95. To be able to
96. To practice
97. To press
98. To prescribe
 99. To catch the attention
100. To provide
101. To take off one’s shirt
102. To reason
103. To recognize
104. To remember
105. To register
106. To remit
107. To refer
108. To stand for 109. To restrict 110. To limit
111. T0 withdraw the needle
112. To wriggle your fingers
113. To touch
114. T0 withdraw
115. To heal
116. To sit up
117. To feel embarrassed
118. To suspect
119. To get on the scale
120. To roll up one’s sleeves
121. To tremble
122. To have effect
123. To have faith
124. To be handicapped
125. To touch your toe
126. To take the vital sign
127. To take a blood sample
128. To traumatize
129. To use
130. To wear
131. To utilize
132. To void
133. To vaccinate