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Englisch


M. L.
This set of flashcards helps learn English anatomical terms and related vocabulary, suitable for intermediate learners. It focuses on body parts, medical descriptions, and common health expressions, such as "mandibular pain," "axillary node," and "thoracic pain." The platform supports backward learning, allowing users to practice from English to their native language. Ideal for medical students or travelers needing basic health vocabulary, these flashcards aid in building a strong foundation in medical terminology.
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die Lende (Nierstück)

loin

der Unterarm

forearm

der Daumen

thumb

der Fuss

foot

Plural: feet

der Zehe

toe

Plural: toes

das Haar

 

hair

Plural: auch hair

die Stirn

forehead

die Nase

 

nose

das Kinn

chin

der Adamsapfel

Adams's apple (laryngeal prominence)

der Nippel

nipple

die Handfläche

palm

die Genitalien

genitals

(penis and testicles)

der Fussknöchel

ankle

der grosse Zeh

big toe

die Fusssohle

sole

die Ferse

heel

When patients speak about their problems they often refer to a part of the body

I'having trouble with my hip / shoulder.

The doctor often needs to ask about a part of the body

Do you get any pain in the / your chest?

die Ausstrahung des Schmerzes

radiation of pain.

A patient is telling about his back and the parts of the body it radiates to.

It starts in the back. Then it seems to go into the right buttock and down the back of the right thigh to the knee.

Beule (Schwellung)

lump

abdomen

What is the common word?

stomach

armpit

What is the anatomical term?

axilla

wrist

What is the anatomical term?

carpus

hip

What is the anatomical term?

coxa

elbow

What is the anatomical term?

cubitus

breast

What is the anatomical term?

mamma

buttocks

What is the anatomical term?

nates

kneecap

What is the anatomical term?

patella

"I've got a lump in the groin"

Anatomical term?

inguinal swelling

"My little boy's got a tummy ache"

Anatomical term?

abdominal pain

"I've got some spots around my navel"

Anatomical term?

periumbilical rash

Hautausschlag um den Bauchnabel

 

"I've got a pain in the middle of the chest"

Anatomical term?

thoracic pain

"There's a painful swelling in my armpit"

Anatomical term?

enlarged axillary node (Knoten)

"I've got a pain in my jaw"

Anatomical term?

mandibular pain

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