English Class 1

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Healthy - Fit, well, in good health
2. Unwell - Sick, ill, not feeling well
3. Illness - Sickness, disease, ailment
4. Mamma - Breast
5. Carpus - Wrist
6. Axilla - Armpit
7. Patella - Kneecap
8. Stool - Feces, bowel movement
9. Pass water - Urinate
10. Pass stool - Defecate, have a bowel movement
11. Monthly period - Menstrua on, menstrual cycle
12. Breath out - Exhale
13. Stomach - Abdomen, belly
14. Groin - Inguinal region
15. Elbow – Cubitus
1. Ill - Healthy, well
2. Upper - Lower, bo om
3. Le kidney - Right kidney
4. Fit - Unfit, unhealthy
5. Unwell - Well, healthy
6. Right lung - Le lung

7. Lower lip - Upper lip
8. Sensi vity - Insensi vity
9. Abnormal - Normal
10. Relapsed - Recovered, improved
11. Deteriorated - Improved, enhanced
Nephrology - The branch of medicine that deals with the study and treatment of the kidneys
and kidney diseases.
O s - Inflamma on of the ear, commonly known as an ear infec on.
Pneumologist - A medical specialist who focuses on the diagnosis and treatment of diseases
related to the respiratory system, par cularly the lungs.
Hepa c - Rela ng to the liver.
Nephrologist - A medical specialist who specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of kidney
diseases.
Conjunc vi s - Inflamma on of the conjunc va, a thin layer that covers the white part of the
eye and the inner surface of the eyelids. Also known as pink eye.
Ophthalmoscopy - A diagnos c procedure that involves examining the interior of the eye,
par cularly the re na, using an instrument called an ophthalmoscope.
Subepa c - Below or beneath the liver.
Neurology - The branch of medicine that deals with disorders of the nervous system, including
the brain, spinal cord, and nerves.
Adenopathy - Enlargement or swelling of lymph nodes.
Re nopathy - A disorder of the re na, typically caused by damage to the blood vessels in the
eye.
Suprarenal - Above or near the kidneys, usually referring to the adrenal glands.
Neurologist - A medical specialist who specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of disorders of
the nervous system.
Neuropathy - Nerve damage that can cause numbness, pain, and weakness, o en in the hands
and feet.
Abdominal - Rela ng to the abdomen, which is the area between the chest and the pelvis.
Colonoscopy - A procedure that involves examining the inside of the colon and rectum using a
long, flexible tube with a camera at the end.
Cardiology - The branch of medicine that deals with the study and treatment of diseases
related to the heart and blood vessels.
Gastroenterologist - A medical specialist who focuses on the diagnosis and treatment of

diseases of the diges ve system, including the stomach, intes nes, and related organs.
Peritoneal - Rela ng to the peritoneum, the membrane lining the abdominal cavity and
covering the abdominal organs.
Radiologist - A medical specialist who interprets and analyzes medical images, such as X-rays,
CT scans, and MRIs.
Pediatrician - A medical doctor who specializes in the care of infants, children, and adolescents.
Epigastric - Rela ng to the upper middle region of the abdomen, above the stomach.
Subcutaneous - Situated or occurring beneath the skin.
Muscular - Rela ng to or affec ng the muscles.
Subclavian - Rela ng to the subclavian artery or vein, which are located beneath the clavicle
(collarbone).
Subgastric - Below or beneath the stomach.
Venule - A small vein.
Arteriole - A small artery.
Incision - A surgical cut or opening made in the body during a surgical procedure.
Arthri s - Inflamma on of one or more joints, resul ng in pain, swelling, and s ffness.
Excision - The surgical removal of ssue or a part of the body.
Axillary - Rela ng to the armpit.
Failure - The inability of an organ or system to func on properly.

Hearth - An alterna ve term for the heart.
Hepa s - Inflamma on of the liver, o en caused by a viral infec on.
Hypothyroidism - A condi on characterized by an underac ve thyroid gland, leading to a

decrease in thyroid hormone produc on.
Hyperthyroidism - A condi on characterized by an overac ve thyroid gland, resul ng in an

excess produc on of thyroid hormones.

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Healthy - Fit, well, in good health

2. Unwell - Sick, ill, not feeling well

3. Illness - Sickness, disease, ailment

8. Stool - Feces, bowel movement

9. Pass water - Urinate

10. Pass stool - Defecate, have a bowel movement

11. Monthly period - Menstrua on, menstrual cycle

12. Breath out - Exhale

13. Stomach - Abdomen, belly

14. Groin - Inguinal region

15. Elbow – Cubitus

1. Ill - Healthy, well

3. Le kidney - Right kidney

4. Fit - Unﬁt, unhealthy

5. Unwell - Well, healthy

6. Right lung - Le lung

8. Sensi vity - Insensi vity

10. Relapsed - Recovered, improved

11. Deteriorated - Improved, enhanced

O s - Inﬂamma on of the ear, commonly known as an ear infec on.

Hepa c - Rela ng to the liver.

Subepa c - Below or beneath the liver.

Adenopathy - Enlargement or swelling of lymph nodes.

Gastroenterologist - A medical specialist who focuses on the diagnosis and treatment of

Subcutaneous - Situated or occurring beneath the skin.

Muscular - Rela ng to or aﬀec ng the muscles.

Subgastric - Below or beneath the stomach.

Venule - A small vein.

Arteriole - A small artery.

Excision - The surgical removal of ssue or a part of the body.

Axillary - Rela ng to the armpit.

Failure - The inability of an organ or system to func on properly.

Hepa s - Inﬂamma on of the liver, o en caused by a viral infec on.

Hypothyroidism - A condi on characterized by an underac ve thyroid gland, leading to a

Hyperthyroidism - A condi on characterized by an overac ve thyroid gland, resul ng in an

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