INJURY AND MEDICINE

1. A piece of cloth or material used to cover and protect a wound.
3. A sickness with symptoms like a fever, cough, and body aches.
5. The bottom part of your body that you stand on and use to walk.
7. A higher-than-normal body temperature, often because of an illness.
8. A doctor’s written order for a specific medicine you need to take.
11. A scheduled time to see a doctor or have a meeting.
14. Pain or discomfort in your head.
15. A person who is trained to help people feel better when they are sick.
16. How well your body and mind are working.
17. A feeling like the world is spinning or you might fall down.
18. A person who helps take care of patients in a hospital or doctor’s office.

2. A vehicle that takes sick or injured people to the hospital.
4. To feel pain or be injured.
5. The help you give to someone who is hurt or sick until they get more help.
6. The part of your body where your heart and lungs are located.
9. A substance that can change or react with other substances.
10. A sudden sound made when you need to clear your throat or lungs.
12. Pain in the ear, often caused by an infection or something stuck inside.
13. A thing you take to help you feel better when you’re sick.