Hospital Vocabulary

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What is a 'patient'?
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A patient is a person who is receiving medical care from a doctor or hospital.
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What does 'emergency room' mean?
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The emergency room is a part of a hospital where people go in urgent need of care.
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What is a 'nurse'?
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A nurse is a healthcare professional who cares for patients and assists doctors.
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What is 'surgery'?
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Surgery is a medical procedure involving an operation to treat a condition.
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What is a 'doctor'?
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A doctor is a qualified professional who diagnoses and treats medical conditions.
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What does 'prescription' mean?
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A prescription is an authorization from a doctor to obtain a specific medicine.
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What is the role of a 'receptionist' in a hospital?
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A receptionist assists with scheduling, answering phones, and greeting patients.
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What does 'stethoscope' refer to?
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A stethoscope is a tool used by doctors to listen to the sounds inside the body.
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What is 'x-ray'?
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An x-ray is a type of imaging test that helps doctors view inside the body.
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What does 'diagnosis' mean?
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A diagnosis is the identification of a disease or condition based on symptoms and tests.
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What is an 'appointment'?
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An appointment is a scheduled time to meet with a doctor for medical consultation.
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What is a 'waiting room' in a hospital?
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A waiting room is an area where patients wait before they see the doctor.
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What is 'anesthesia'?
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Anesthesia is medicine used to prevent pain during surgery.
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What does 'outpatient' mean?
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An outpatient is a patient who receives medical treatment without being admitted to the hospital.
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What is 'inpatient' care?
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Inpatient care involves staying in the hospital for treatment.
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