administer | to give someone a drug or a medical treatment | |
admit | to take someone into hospital for medical treatment | |
agony | great pain | |
agony | a strong and unpleasant feeling, especially great worry or sadness | |
antidote | antidotum (anTyiDołt) | |
consultant | a senior doctor in a hospital who is an expert in a particular medical subject (konSaltynt) | |
diagnosis | diagnoza (DajaGnozys) | |
inoculate | zaszczepić (YNoKiulejt) | |
irritation | a painful feeling in a part of the body, often with red skin or swelling (podrażnienie) | |
numb | zdrętwiały (nam) | |
numb | not able to react or to show your emotions, often because of an extreme shock (otępiały) | |
nursing home | an institution where old people live when they are too old or ill to look after themselves | |
paralysis | paraliż (paralysys) | |
plaster | plaster | |
plaster | if a part of someone's body is in ..., it has a hard cover around it to protect a broken bone | |
prescribe | przepisać (lekarstwo) | |
preventative medicine | medical examinations, treatments etc intended to prevent illness or discover it before it becomesSer | |
prognosis | a doctor's opinion about the way in which a disease or illness is likely to develop (progNołSys) | |
sick leave | zwolnienie chorobowe, urlop chorobowy | |
side effect | efekt uboczny | |
syringe | a needle fitted to a plastic tube, used for taking blood from your body etc (strzykawka) (syRyndż) | |
vaccine | szczepionka (WakSyin) | |
ward | oddział szpitalny (ŁYud/ŁOrd) | |