Anatomie Englisch
ZHAW Pflege 1. Semester
ZHAW Pflege 1. Semester
a large, flat bone on each side of your back below your shoulder that helps to increase the range of movement of your arms
shoulder blade
kichern, glucksen
chuckle
Hühnerhaut
goose bumps
Ekzem
eczema
fusspilz
athlete's foot
Abnutzung
abrasion
Melanom
melanoma
Schorf, Kruste
scab
Muttermal
strawberry mark, mole
Nesselausschlag
hives (also urticaria)
Hautausschlag
rash
Hauttransplantation
skin graft
Warze
wart
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- epidermis
- dermis
- fat
- capillary
- nerve
- sebaceous gland
- hair
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- eye muscle
- lens
- conjunctiva
- cornea
- pupil
- iris
- ciliary body
- retina
- arteria et vena centralis retinae
- dura
- optic nerve
- opric nerve papilla (blind spot)
- yellow spot (macula lutea, fovea)
- sclerotic coat, sclera
- choroid
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- cochlear+ vestibular nerve
- cochlea
- eustachian tube
- vestibule
- round window
- tympanic cavity
- tympanic membrane
- anvil (incus)
- hammer (malleus)
- earwax glands (cerumen glands)
- stirrup
- oval window
Ohrmuschel
pinna
Mittelohr
tympanic
das Gleichgewicht
equilibrium
Kanal, Ductus
duct
the part of the body above the neck that contains the eyes, nose, mouth and ears and the brain: Kopf
head
the bones of the head, which surround the brain and give the head its shape:
schädel
skull
the hard bone case in animals and humans, which gives the head its shape and protects the brain. schädel
cranium
the skin on the top of a person's head where hair grows:
scalp
the flat part of the face, above the eyes and below the hair:
forehead
the flat area on each side of your head in front of the top of your ear. Schläfe
temple
one of the two organs in your face, which you use to see with:
eye
the line of short hairs above each eye in humans:
eyebrow
either of the two pieces of skin which can close over each eye. Augenlid
eyelid
any of the short hairs which grow along the edges of the eye:
eyelash
the coloured circular part of an eye surrounding the black pupil(= central part)
iris
the circular black area in the centre of your eye, through which light enters:
pupil
the part of the face that sticks out above the mouth, through which you breathe and smell:
nose
either of the two openings in the nose through which air moves when you breathe:
nostril
the soft part of your face which is below your eye and between your mouth and ear:
cheek
one of the two bones at the top of your cheeks, just below your eye and towards your ear:
cheekbone
the lower part of your face which moves when you open your mouth:
jaw
the opening in the face of a person or animal, consisting of the lips and the space between them, or the space behind containing the teeth and the tongue:
mouth
one of the two soft, red edges of the mouth:
lip
the large soft piece of flesh in the mouth which you can move and which you use for tasting, speaking, etc:
tongue
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either of the two round male sex organs which produce sperm and are enclosed in the scrotum(= bag of skin) below and behind the penis
testicle
Any of various ions, such as sodium or chloride, required by cells to regulate the electric charge and flow of water molecules across the cell membrane.
electrolyte
A minute, irregularly shaped, disklike particle in the blood plasma; also called platelet. Platelets are activated when an injury causes a blood vessel to break. They change shape from round to spiny, "sticking" to the broken vessel wall and to each other to begin the clotting process.
thrombocyte
plasma proteins, responsible for much of the osmotic pressure in the plasma and serving as a transport protein for fatty acids or some hormones
albumines
A food substance that provides energy or is necessary for growth and repair. Examples include vitamins, minerals, carbohydrates, fats, and proteins.
nutrient
One of a broad category of simple proteins that transport ions or lipids. Important function in the immune system.
globulines
A type of protein found in plasma and essential for the clotting process.
fibrinogen
The pale yellow liquid that forms 55% of human blood andcontains the blood cells
plasma
A white blood cell that protects the body against infection and fights it when it occurs.
leukocyte
Red blood cell responsible for carrying oxygen to tissues and removing carbon dioxide from tissues.
erythrocyte
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- 1 stomach
- 2 pancreas
- 3 duodenum
- 4 jejunum / ileum
- 5 small intestine
- 6 rectum
- 7 appendix
- 8 caecum
- 9 colon
- 10 large intestine
- 11 = 3 duodenum
- 12 gall bladder
- 13 liver
- 14 oesophagus
Blässe
pallor
Müdigkeit
fatigue
Schwäche
weakness
Schwindel
vertigo
Autoimmunität
autoimmunity
Hypersensibilität
hypersensitivity
Herzrasen
palpitation
Atemnot
breathlessness
Verwirrtheit
confusion
Depressionen
depressions
Obstipation
constipation
Diarrhoe
diarrhoea
What is the most common cause of anemia?
iron deficiency
Gedärme, Eingeweide
bowels
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- head and neck arteries
- pulmonary trunk
- left pulmonary arteries
- left pulmonary veins
- left atrium
- mitral valve
- left ventricle
- inferior vena cava
- right ventricle
- tricuspid valve
- right atrium
- pulmonary valve
- right pulmonary veins
- right pulmonary arteries
- superior vena cava
Vorhof/ Atrium
atria
Vertiefung, Aushöhlung,
cavity
Volumenstrom /Durchblutung
circulatory
Klappensegel
valvular cusp
Verengung/Stenose
stenosis
Ruptur
rupture
Blutgefäss
blood vessel
Knoten/Klumpen
lump
sich erweitern
dilate
what does TIA mean?
Transient ischemic attack
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- gums
- pharynx
- posterior naris
- epiglottis
- hyoid bone
- larynx
- left superior pulmonary lobe
- left main bronchus
- left inferior pulmonary lobe
- right inferior pulmonary lobe
- right middle pulmonary lobe
- right main bronchus
- right superior pulmonary lobe
- trachea
- floor of mouth muscles
- tongue
- oral cavity
- nasal cavity
Schleim
mucus
you are going to have an operation on the knee, you will be operated on by a(n)
orthopaedist
a woman has a lump in her breast, she should go and see her
gynaecologist, oncologist
