English for Medicine Unit 1

2. Noun Unused or discarded material, often referring to biological waste such as urine or feces.
5. Noun (also Verb) A failure to function properly, often used for equipment or organs.
9. Noun A sterile covering placed over a wound or surgical site to promote healing.
10. Noun A single event or occurrence, often referring to a specific instance of illness or symptoms.
13. Noun A medical professional who performs surgeries.
15. Noun A healthcare professional, such as a doctor or nurse, actively providing care.
18. Noun A room in a hospital or clinic where surgical operations are performed.
19. Adjective Born before the expected due date, or an event occurring too soon.

1. Noun A medical imaging technique using sound waves to create images of the body.
3. Noun A hard protective shell applied to immobilize a broken bone or injured limb.
4. Noun (also Adjective) A substance used to prevent infection by killing or inhibiting bacteria growth on living tissue.
5. Noun A trained professional who assists women during childbirth and provides prenatal and postnatal care.
6. Noun An individual who carries and can transmit a disease-causing organism.
7. Noun The process of entering a hospital or healthcare facility for treatment.
8. Noun The process of cutting apart a body or body part to examine its structure.
11. Noun A patient who receives medical treatment without being admitted to a hospital overnight.
12. Adjective Referring to a fetus or baby not yet born.
14. Noun A device used to administer intravenous (IV) fluids or medications slowly.
16. Noun A detailed account of a patient's past medical conditions and treatments.
17. Verb (also Noun) To cleanse thoroughly, especially before surgery to reduce infection risk.