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Medical English for Health Sciences

by Yulieth Cordoba Toro
1

What does hypertension mean in medical terms?

2

Which phrase is appropriate when taking a patient’s history?

3

Which word describes a temporary loss of consciousness due to reduced blood flow?

4

What does the term ‘etiology’ refer to in medicine?

5

Which patient instruction is correct for reducing infection risk after surgery?

6

Which term means a patient has a high risk of infection due to immune suppression?

7

What is the recommended distance for hand hygiene before patient contact (when available)?

8

Which of the following describes a chronic condition with elevated blood glucose?

9

Which phrase demonstrates nonverbal patient comfort?

10

What does ‘BP’ commonly stand for in clinical notes?

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Hypertension = consistently elevated blood pressure.

Open, empathetic questions collect patient symptoms and concerns.

Syncope = fainting caused by brief insufficient cerebral blood flow.

Etiology = cause or origin of a disease.

Proper wound care reduces infection risk.

Immunocompromised describes reduced immune defense.

Proper hand hygiene reduces pathogen transmission.

Diabetes mellitus is characterized by high blood glucose.

Respectful posture and eye contact provide comfort.

BP is shorthand for blood pressure in medical records.

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