patient
/ˈpeɪʃənt/A person who is getting medical care or treatment.
Example: The doctor visited every patient on the ward.

A214 words · Elementary
Doctors and hospitals vocabulary for booking an appointment and getting treatment, including the clinic, the ambulance, a bandage and the pharmacist, from checkup to pharmacy.

A person who is getting medical care or treatment.
Example: The doctor visited every patient on the ward.

A time you arrange to see someone, such as a doctor.
Example: I've got an appointment with the doctor on Monday morning.

A special vehicle that takes very ill or hurt people to hospital quickly.
Example: Someone called an ambulance after the crash.

A small place where you see a doctor but do not stay the night.
Example: There's a small clinic just round the corner from my flat.

A seat with big wheels that a person who cannot walk moves around in.
Example: He's used a wheelchair since the accident two years ago.

A sudden dangerous situation when you must get help very quickly.
Example: In an emergency, call for help straight away.

Having a baby growing inside your body.
Example: My sister is pregnant and the baby arrives in June.

Connected with doctors, nurses and looking after people who are ill.
Example: She got medical help as soon as she felt dizzy.

A regular visit to the doctor to make sure your body is well.
Example: I go for a dental checkup twice a year.

A person whose job is to prepare and sell medicines.
Example: The pharmacist explained how to take the tablets.

A long strip of cloth that you wrap around a cut or injury.
Example: The nurse put a clean bandage on his knee.

A small sticky strip you put over a cut to keep it clean.
Example: She put a plaster on her knee.

Something in fruit and vegetables that keeps your body strong and well.
Example: She takes a vitamin tablet with her breakfast.

A shop where you go to buy medicine.
Example: The pharmacy closes at six on Sundays.
