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choke on something
be unable to breathe because the passage to
your lungs is blocked with something

lean backwards/forwards
to bend or move from a vertical position

antibiotics
Drugs that block the growth and reproduction of bacteria

emergency
a serious or dangerous situation that needs immediate action

Paracetamol
a common drug used to reduce pain and fever
X-ray
a quick, painless test that produces images of the structures inside your body — particularly your bones

medicine
the social institution that focuses on fighting disease and improving health
get a scan
get a medical test that analyses your body tissues

get an injection
get some medicine delivered through your skin with a needle

aspirin
a drug that reduces pain and lowers the temperature
starts with a

have a headache
a pain in your head. I drank too much alcohol last night and this morning I _____ _ _________.

allergy
a specific reaction of the immune system to a foreign and frequently harmless substance

be allergic to
having an allergy to sth
I __ ______ __ cat fur

bandage
Any material used to hold a dressing in place

stomach
An organ of the digestive system that stores food and performs preliminary steps of digestion.

cough
to force air through your throat with a short, loud noise often because you are sick

a rash
you are allergic to oranges and you still eat lots of them. very soon you get _ ____ on your skin.

sunburnt
red-skinned because you were in the sun too much

swollen
abnormally expanded or increased in size
a _______ ankle

sneezing
you get this when you have a cold

My back hurts
you have a sharp pain in your back. say it using the word 'hurt'

vomit
forceful return of stomach contents out of mouth

bleeding
when blood comes out of your body

nose bleeding
if you pick your nose too intensively, you can get a

have a sore throat
when your throat hurts, you ____

have diarrhoea
You need to go to the toilet again and again. You ... ... ...

He's fainted
It's so hot in the room that he's lost consciousness

have a blister
You ... ... ... on your heel.

have a cold
to be sick with cough, runny nose, aches and fever

have flu
people often get sick with it in spring and in winter. it's not a serious disease if you treat it carefully

feel dizzy
Feel that everything is spinning round

cut yourself
(verb)
make a wound in your skin, especially with a sharp tool such as a knife or scissors
e.g. He _____ himself (= his face) shaving.

be unconscious
when you are not awake, but not sleeping

twist your ankle
(phrase)
to injure a part of your body bending it in an awkward way
e.g. You fell and _______ed ____ ________.

sprain your wrist
injure your hand bending it in an awkward way

have high blood pressure
old people usually have this pathology. their blood pressure gets higher. it means they ____ ____ ______ __________.

have food poisoning
if you eat a one-month-old salad, you are going to ____ _____ _________.

He's burnt himself.
He touched the iron when it was on.

take painkillers
(phrase)
use tablets to make the pain go away

lie down
put your body in a horizontal position
Please _____ ______ on the couch. I'm going to examine you.

pass out
to lose consciousness
I'd been standing for such a long time that I _____ed ___.

came round
become conscious again
When I _____ ______ I was lying on the floor.

get over
get better / recover from sth
It often takes a long time to get over flu.

throw up
vomit, be sick
A few minutes after drinking the liquid I had to run to the bathroom to _____ ___.
This movie is terrible. I can't watch it anymore. I'm leaving the cinema or I'm going to ______ __.

alternative remedy
a way of curing illness that is not traditional medicine, e.g. herbal pills
___________ _______, which claim to be
miracle cures, may actually do you harm.

A&E
Accident and Emergency department of a hospital

GP
general practitioner (family doctor)

malignant
(adj.) deadly, extremely harmful, evil; spiteful, malicious
_________ cells
He was diagnosed with a _________ (= harmful) tumour.

caused by
when something happens, especially something bad or unpleasant; to make somebody do something
Lots of health problems are _____ __ the virus.
Many people suffered depression which was _____ __ a virus.
Several deaths were _____ __ dangerous driving.

cause
the reason something happens
Smoking _____s cancer.
This was the main _____ of the poisoning.
