VOCABULARY

ANTIBIOTIC OINTMENT ANTIHISTAMINE ASPIRIN

COUGH SYRUP DECONGESTANT HYDROCORTISONE CREAM

LAXATIVE LIP OINTMENT PILL-TABLET

Name them using some of the following

words:

Acid reflux drug Alcohol Antibiotic ointment

Antihistamine Aspirin Cough syrup
Decongestant Hydrocortisone cream
Ibuprofen Laxative Lip ointment Painkiller
Paracetamol
SUPPOSITORY
Pill-tablet Placebo Sunscreen lotion
Suppository
ACID REFLUX ALLERGY BRUISED CHEES PAIN

FLU
COLD COLD SORE SORE THROAT

CONSTIPATED CONSTIPATION CONJUNCTIVITIS COUGH

HIGH BLOOD

STRESS
MUMP PAINFUL PERIOD SEEING DOUBLE
 BACKACHE
STIFF NECK EARACHE
SPRAIN ANKLE

KNEEACHE
HEADACHE STOMACHACHE TOOTHACHE
 CHICKEN POX
CHICKEN POX (VARICELA): an
infectious disease causing a mild
fever and a rash of itchy inflamed
blisters. It affects children, who are
afterward usually immune.
• Caused by varicella zoster virus.
SKIN RASH
HIVES
HIVES (URTICARIA): a rash of
round, red weals on the skin
which itch intensely,
sometimes with dangerous
swelling, caused by an
allergic reaction, typically to
specific foods.
SKIN RASH (ERUPCIÓN
CUTÁNEA): an area of
reddening of a person's skin,
sometimes with raised spots,
appearing especially as a
result of allergy or illness.
MEASLES RUBELLA
MEASLES (SARAMPIÓN): an RUBELLA (RUBEOLA): a
infectious viral disease causing fever contagious viral disease, with
and a red rash on the skin, typically symptoms like mild measles. It
occurring in childhood. can cause fetal malformation if
• Caused by paramyxo virus. contracted in early pregnancy.
• Caused by rubella virus.
HAY FEVER – FIEBRE DEL
HENO (alergia al polen): an
allergy caused by pollen or
dust in which the mucous
membranes of the eyes and
nose are itchy and inflamed,
causing a runny nose and
HAY FEVER watery eyes.
 DIZZY:
• having or involving a
sensation of spinning around
and losing one's balance.
• the feeling of movement
when you are not moving
and is technically known as
vertigo.
LIGHT-HEADED
DIZZY
LIGHT-HEADED:
• dizzy and slightly faint.
• when you feel you are going
to faint or ‘pass out’. It is not a
feeling of motion when you
are still.