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Common Medical Vocabulary Exercise

March 4, 2026 - A2pdf

Complete the 12 sentences below. Choose the best answer for each one. Some sentences have two correct answers. Choose both.

Progress 0 of 12 answered
I have a bad ............... so I keep coughing at night.
Wrong!
Use the word for a problem in your throat that can make you cough.
The nurse took my temperature with a ............... to check for a fever.
Wrong!
Use the tool that measures body temperature.
He slipped on the stairs and now his ankle is ............... and painful.
Wrong!
Use the word for a body part that becomes bigger after an injury.
The doctor gave me a ............... for antibiotics, so I can get them at the pharmacy.
Wrong!
Use the paper or order a doctor writes so you can buy medicine.
Please sit in the ............... until the doctor calls your name.
Wrong!
Use the place in a clinic where patients wait before seeing the doctor.
I need to make an ............... with the dentist for next Tuesday.
Wrong!
Use the word for a planned time to see a doctor or dentist.
The pharmacist told me to take this medicine twice a day, following the ............... on the bottle.
Wrong!
Use the word for the written directions on the bottle.
She has a high ............... and her forehead feels very hot.
Wrong!
Use the word for an unusually high body temperature.
The doctor listened to my chest with a ............... while I breathed in and out.
Wrong!
Use the instrument doctors use to listen to the heart and lungs.
After the fall, he had a big ............... on his arm that turned purple.
Wrong!
Use the word for a purple mark on the skin after a bump.
The doctor said I should ............... more water to avoid dehydration.
Wrong!
Use a verb that means to put liquid into your body.
If the cut keeps bleeding, put a clean ............... on it and press gently.
Select 2 answers.
Wrong!
Both correct answers are things you can cover a cut with to protect it.
Done.
Score: 0/12

Answers

  1. I have a bad sore throat so I keep coughing at night.
  2. The nurse took my temperature with a thermometer to check for a fever.
  3. He slipped on the stairs and now his ankle is swollen and painful.
  4. The doctor gave me a prescription for antibiotics, so I can get them at the pharmacy.
  5. Please sit in the waiting room until the doctor calls your name.
  6. I need to make an appointment with the dentist for next Tuesday.
  7. The pharmacist told me to take this medicine twice a day, following the instructions on the bottle.
  8. She has a high fever and her forehead feels very hot.
  9. The doctor listened to my chest with a stethoscope while I breathed in and out.
  10. After the fall, he had a big bruise on his arm that turned purple.
  11. The doctor said I should drink more water to avoid dehydration.
  12. If the cut keeps bleeding, put a clean bandage on it and press gently.
    If the cut keeps bleeding, put a clean gauze on it and press gently.
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