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Vocabulary for medicine and nursing practices related with home visits.

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Vocabulary for medicine and nursing practices related with home visits.

by Juan Pablo Delgado Ramirez
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I help you stay fresh, clean, and neat—wash your hands, brush your teeth

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A way to give medicine or fluids directly into a vein using a small tube.

     
  
  
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Speaking up or acting to help someone get the care or support they need.

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The time it takes for someone to get better after being sick or injured.

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A healthcare provider or service not included in your health insurance plan.

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A way to check someone’s health by asking questions and examining their body.

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Tools, items, and information needed to do a medical task or lesson.

     
     
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The main person who takes care of someone who is sick or needs help every day. (Not necessarily a doctor or a nurse)

  
  
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A group of people who provide emotional or physical help, like friends or family.

  
  
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Following the instructions or rules given by a doctor or nurse.

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