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Presenting Complaints
Presenting Complaints
Presenting complaints
Lesson class lesson 1
Status In progress
When you talking the history of the presenting complaint (HPC), you
often ask about pain.
9. Is there anything
trigger to cause something to start
which brings it on?
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Non-technical terms for body
clavicle
/ˈklæv.ɪ.kəl/ n. the bone between shoulder and
neck.
collar bone xương đòn
esophagus ɑ ɡ
/ɪˈs ː.fə. əs/ n. the tube in the body that takes
gullet ự ả
th c qu n
(esophagus) food from the mouth to the stomach
abdomen
animal's body, containing the stomach, bowels,
and other organs, or the end of an
tummy, belly b ngụ
insect's body
umbilicus
/ʌmˈbɪl.ə.kəs/ the long tube of flesh joining the
baby to its mother has been cut at birth
navel, belly -
button
ố
r n
carpus
ɑ
/ˈk ːr.pəs/ the bones between the hand and the
wrist xương cổ tay
lower part of the arm that form the wrist
patella /pəˈtel.ə/ the bone at the front of the knee joint kneecap xương đầu gối
xương mắt cá
talus /ˈteɪ.ləs/ the bone forming part of the ankle jount ankle bone
chân
Exercise 4/page 6
1. Mrs Evans can’t walk properly. She’s got a pain in her _____. (calcaneus)
2. He’s very tender here on the right side of the _____ near his kidneys. (abdomen)
5. James has got a crushing pain around the _____ but nothing in his arms or legs. (sternum)
7. The pain radiates from around the _____ to the back. (umbilicus)
New words
properly ắ
adv. đúng đ n,
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bình th ường
tender adj. đau painful, sore or uncomfortable when touched.
kidneys ậ
n. th n
swallow v. nuốt
radiate ộ
v. lan r ng
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