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Doctor's Office Vocabulary and Health Tips
Sep 26, 2024
Lingua Marina Lecture on Doctor's Office Vocabulary
Overview
Focus on practicing speaking and vocabulary related to doctor visits, sickness, and hospital scenarios.
Dialogue examples and additional vocabulary provided.
Common Health Vocabulary
Headaches & Migraines
Throbbing Headaches
: Lasting hours, causing nausea (vomiting), sensitivity to light, feeling drained.
Treatment: Painkillers at first symptoms, track triggers (food, stress, sleep).
Common Cold
Runny Nose
: Liquid from the nose due to allergies, flu, or cold.
Common Cold
: Slightly unwell, runny nose, possible cough.
Running Nose
: Less common term than "runny nose."
Skin Conditions
Rash
: Red dots on skin, possible allergy cause.
Other Health Issues
Heartburn
: Burning sensation due to stomach acid.
Food Poisoning
: Vomiting, tiredness, rest and hydration recommended.
Insomnia
: Difficulty falling or staying asleep; melatonin as a common treatment.
Pain Vocabulary
Ache
: Added to body parts to describe pain (e.g., headache, stomachache, toothache).
Doctor's Office Scenarios
Making Appointments
Dialogue example: Patient scheduling appointment, discussing symptoms.
Symptoms and Check-ups
Vomiting
: Discussed with a doctor, examining symptoms and causes.
Fever
: High temperature marker, especially important for children.
Treatment Suggestions
Rest and hydration for mild food poisoning.
Prescription for flu-like symptoms, with advice to stay in bed.
Practicing English
ELSA App
Practice pronunciation and phrases.
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Vocabulary Practice
Encouragement to use newly learned vocabulary in comments to describe personal experiences with sickness.
Conclusion
Emphasis on practicing English and staying healthy.
Encouragement to interact with video content (subscribe, like).
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