| No. | Item | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | acupuncture | needle-based therapeutic practice |
| 2. | administration | management or giving of care |
| 3. | aftercare | care following major treatment |
| 4. | aid | help given to improve condition |
| 5. | amelioration | making a bad situation better |
| 6. | anesthesia | loss of sensation for procedures |
| 7. | approach | particular way of dealing |
| 8. | assessment | careful review of condition |
| 9. | assistance | help or support given |
| 10. | attention | consideration or special notice |
| 11. | bedside care | direct care of a patient |
| 12. | care | attention given to someone’s needs |
| 13. | case management | coordinated oversight of care |
| 14. | checkup | routine medical examination |
| 15. | chemotherapy | cancer treatment with drugs |
| 16. | clinical care | care in a medical setting |
| 17. | consultation | professional advice meeting |
| 18. | convalescence | gradual recovery after illness |
| 19. | correction | act of making right |
| 20. | corrective | something that fixes a problem |
| 21. | counseling | professional guidance and support |
| 22. | course | series of medical measures |
| 23. | curative care | care aimed at curing |
| 24. | cure | something that heals completely |
| 25. | dealings | manner of acting toward someone |
| 26. | diagnostics | tests used to identify illness |
| 27. | dispensation | giving out medicine or aid |
| 28. | dose | measured amount of medicine |
| 29. | drug therapy | treatment with pharmaceutical drugs |
| 30. | evaluation | judging condition or progress |
| 31. | first aid | immediate basic medical help |
| 32. | follow-up | later check or continued care |
| 33. | guidance | helpful advice or direction |
| 34. | handling | way something is dealt with |
| 35. | healing | process of becoming well |
| 36. | help | assistance given to someone |
| 37. | home care | care provided at home |
| 38. | hospitalization | admission for hospital care |
| 39. | hydrotherapy | treatment using water |
| 40. | inpatient care | care during hospital stay |
| 41. | intensive care | close treatment for critical illness |
| 42. | intervention | action taken to improve outcome |
| 43. | line of care | particular course of care |
| 44. | maintenance | ongoing care to preserve condition |
| 45. | management | control or administration of something |
| 46. | massage | therapeutic rubbing of body |
| 47. | measure | action taken for a purpose |
| 48. | medical care | professional health services |
| 49. | medical management | non-surgical clinical treatment |
| 50. | medication | medicine used for a condition |
| 51. | medicinals | healing medicines or substances |
| 52. | method | particular way of doing |
| 53. | ministration | act of giving care or aid |
| 54. | nursing | professional care of the sick |
| 55. | ongoing care | continuing support or treatment |
| 56. | operation | surgical procedure |
| 57. | outpatient care | care without hospital admission |
| 58. | oversight | supervising care or handling |
| 59. | palliative care | comfort-focused serious illness care |
| 60. | patient care | care given to patients |
| 61. | physiotherapy | treatment through physical methods |
| 62. | plan | arranged method for dealing |
| 63. | prescription | doctor’s written treatment order |
| 64. | preventive care | care to stop illness |
| 65. | procedure | set medical or formal process |
| 66. | program | planned set of care steps |
| 67. | protocol | official treatment procedure |
| 68. | psychotherapy | mental health talk treatment |
| 69. | radiotherapy | treatment using radiation |
| 70. | recovery | return to normal health |
| 71. | recuperation | recovery after illness or strain |
| 72. | redress | remedy for a wrong |
| 73. | regimen | planned course of medical care |
| 74. | rehabilitation | process of restoring ability |
| 75. | relief | easing of pain or trouble |
| 76. | remedy | measure that improves a problem |
| 77. | repair | restoration of proper condition |
| 78. | restoration | return to health or function |
| 79. | resuscitation | revival from unconsciousness or arrest |
| 80. | revival | return to activity or health |
| 81. | screening | testing for possible disease |
| 82. | sedation | use of drugs to calm |
| 83. | service | helpful work done for someone |
| 84. | solution | answer to a problem |
| 85. | special care | extra attention and support |
| 86. | stabilization | making a condition steady |
| 87. | supervision | watching over and directing |
| 88. | support | help or assistance provided |
| 89. | supportive care | care that eases symptoms |
| 90. | symptom control | management of symptoms |
| 91. | tactic | planned action to achieve |
| 92. | therapeutics | methods of treating disease |
| 93. | therapy | medical or psychological healing method |
| 94. | triage | sorting by treatment priority |
| 95. | upkeep | maintenance or continued care |
| 96. | vigil | watchful care or attendance |
| 97. | watch | close observation or care |
| 98. | watchcare | protective attentive care |
| 99. | workup | series of medical tests |
| 100. | wound care | treatment of injuries |
