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100 Words Every Caregiver Should Know

May 16, 2026

100 Words Every Caregiver Should Know

No. Item Definition
1. advocacy speaking up for someone’s needs
2. agitation restless upset behavior
3. allergy harmful reaction to a substance
4. anxiety worry or nervousness
5. appetite desire to eat
6. appointment scheduled meeting for care
7. assessment evaluation of condition or needs
8. bandage material covering a wound
9. bath washing the body
10. behavior way someone acts
11. bleeding loss of blood
12. boundaries limits in relationships or care
13. bruise skin discoloration from injury
14. burnout exhaustion from prolonged stress
15. care serious attention to wellbeing
16. caregiver person providing regular care
17. catheter tube draining urine
18. comfort physical or emotional ease
19. communication sharing information with others
20. confusion lack of clear thinking
21. constipation difficulty passing stool
22. continence control of bladder or bowels
23. delirium sudden severe confusion
24. dementia decline in memory and thinking
25. dependent person relying on another’s care
26. depression persistent sadness and hopelessness
27. diaper absorbent undergarment for waste
28. diarrhea frequent loose bowel movements
29. dizziness feeling unsteady or lightheaded
30. dosage amount of medicine given
31. emergency serious situation needing quick action
32. empathy understanding another’s feelings
33. equipment tools used in care
34. exercise physical activity for health
35. fall unexpected drop to the ground
36. fatigue extreme tiredness
37. fever higher than normal temperature
38. glasses lenses worn to improve vision
39. gloves protective hand coverings
40. grief deep sorrow after loss
41. grooming basic personal care
42. guardian person legally responsible for another
43. handoff transfer of care information
44. hearing aid device that improves hearing
45. hospice end-of-life comfort care
46. hydration enough fluid in the body
47. hygiene cleanliness for health
48. immunity protection against disease
49. incontinence loss of bladder or bowel control
50. infection illness caused by germs
51. inhaler device delivering breathed medicine
52. laundry washing clothes and linens
53. linens bed sheets and cloth items
54. log record of events or tasks
55. mask face covering for protection
56. medication medicine used for treatment
57. memory ability to remember
58. mobility ability to move around
59. monitoring checking regularly for changes
60. mood emotional state
61. nausea feeling of needing to vomit
62. nebulizer machine turning medicine into mist
63. nutrition food for health
64. observation careful watching and noticing
65. oxygen gas used to support breathing
66. pain physical suffering or discomfort
67. patience calm endurance without frustration
68. patient person receiving care
69. positioning placing the body safely
70. prescription doctor’s written medicine order
71. prevention stopping problems before they start
72. privacy freedom from unwanted intrusion
73. rash skin irritation or eruption
74. reaction response to medicine or event
75. recovery return to health
76. refill new supply of medicine
77. rehabilitation therapy to regain abilities
78. resident person living in a care facility
79. respect polite regard for others
80. routine regular way of doing things
81. safety freedom from harm
82. schedule planned times for tasks
83. side effect secondary unwanted medicine effect
84. sleep natural state of rest
85. supervision watching to ensure safety
86. support help or assistance
87. swelling enlargement from fluid or injury
88. symptom sign of illness felt
89. teamwork working together effectively
90. temperature measure of body heat
91. therapy treatment to improve function
92. toileting help with bathroom needs
93. transfer moving someone between places
94. treatment medical care for illness
95. vaccine shot preventing disease
96. vomiting throwing up stomach contents
97. walker frame used for walking support
98. weakness lack of strength
99. wheelchair chair with wheels for mobility
100. wound injury to body tissue

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