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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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Fragen: Wie die Gesundheit des Patienten normalweise ist

- What is your general health like?

- How's you health, generally?

Beschreibungen von: not ill

healthy: normally well and can resist illness

fit: well and strong

fit and well

well / very well

in good health

Beschreibungen von: ill

unhealthy

unfit

unwell

not well / not very well

poorly

in poor health

Sickness / illness:

Sickness has a similar meaning to illness. Sickness is also used in the names of specific diseases: sleeping sickness / travel sickness.

Pat. also talk about sickness when they mean nausea and vomiting.

"I was sick this morning": I was ill this morning / I felt unwell this morning / I vomited this morning.

"I feel sick": I feel ill / I feel unwell / I am nauseous / I feel the need to vomit

Kombination: sickness and diarrhoea

means vomiting and diarrhoea

When patients return to normal health after illness, they have recovered.

We can also say:

The patient made a good / full / complete recovery.

If a patient's health is in the process of returning to normal, the patient is

improving

The opposite of improving

deteriorating.

The patient's condition improved or deteriorated.

If a patient ist better, but then gets worse again, the patient...

has relapsed.

Another word for improvement, especially in recurring conditions such as cancer, is ...

remission.

Two years later she remains in complete remission.

In speech, we often use the verb get to talk about change:

get over an illness    = to recover

get better      = to improve

get worse     = to deteriorate

Ergänze:

complete ....

remission

Ergänze:

feel

sick

Ergänze:

get

over

Ergänze:

poor

health

Ergänze:

travel

sickness

der Kiefer

jaw (mandible)

der Hals

neck

die Schulter

shoulder

die Achsel /Achselhöhle

armpit (axilla)

der Oberarm

upper arm

der Ellbogen

elbow

der Rücken

back

das Gesäss

buttock

das Handgelenk

wrist

der Oberschenkel

thigh

die Wade (das Kalb)

calf

Plural: calves

das Bein

leg

der Brustkorb

chest (thorax)

die Brust

breast

der Bauch

stomach, tummy (abdomen)

der Bauchnabel

navel, belly button (umbilicus)

die Hüfte

hip

die Leiste

groin (inguinal region)

das Knie

die Kniescheibe

knee

patella = kneecap

das Schienbein

shin

Limb

Extremitäten

arm (upper limb) or leg (lower limb).

trunk

der Rumpf.

the body excluding the head and the limbs.

das Ohr

ear

die Backe / Wange

cheek

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