a hospital visit Flashcards

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admissions

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the place in a hospital where patients are accepted for treatment.

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Ambulance services

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a hospital department that deals with the housing and dispatch of emergency medical personnel and paramedics using emergency vehicles called ambulances.

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3
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chapel

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a room that is used for private church services or prayer

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4
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Day care centre

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place where children are looked after inn the temporary absence of their parents.

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5
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Dialysis

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the process of taking out some of a person’s blood, cleaning it, and returning it to a person’s body.

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6
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Elevator

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an apparatus used to carry people and things to different levels in a building.

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ER

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acronym for emergency room, a hospital room or area where a person goes if they are injured and need to see a doctor or nurse quickly.

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First floor

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the ground floor of a building where the entrance is.

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floor

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a level in a building

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10
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Gynaecology and obstetrics

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unit a department specializing in female reproductive health, pregnancy and birth.

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ICU

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acronym for intensive care unit, an area of a hospital where critically ill patients are cared for.

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12
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Laboratory

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a room with special equipment for performing scientific experiments and tests.

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Long-term care unit

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a hospital unit for seriously ill patients who have to stay in the hospital for a long period of time.

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Maternity unit

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an area in a hospital where women who are giving birth to babies are looked after.

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Nursery

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the room in a hospital where new babies are looked after by nurses.

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16
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Nursing unit

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an area in a hospital where patients with the same needs are grouped together and looked after by nurses trained in that specialty.

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Occupational therapy unit

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the hospital unit that deals with people who have mental or physical problems and who are re-learning how to do simple activities of daily life.

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Oncology unit

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a hospital unit for patients suffering from cancers.

19
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Outpatient centre

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the hospital department where patients are treated but do not spend the night. They go home the same day.

20
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Palliative care unit

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the department where patients are treated to reduce the effects or symptoms of a medical condition without curing it.

21
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Patient discharge

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the hospital department where patients go to complete the paperwork necessary to leave the hospital.

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Paediatrics unit

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the department that deals with the development, care and diseases of babies and children.

23
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Physical therapy unit

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the department that deals with the treatment of diseases or injuries to the muscles or joints, with massage and exercises, etc.

24
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Reception

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an area or desk in the hospital where visitors go first after entering.

25
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Waiting area

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a place whit chairs to sit on where people go when they have to wait for something or someone.

26
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X-ray unit

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the hospital department where X-rays are performed