Word | Part of Speech | Example |
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advocate | Verb | The hospital manager does not advocate for reducing taxes. |
budget | Noun | You should definitely budget your money so that you can plan your life. |
claim | Noun / Verb | The politician claims he had nothing to do with the crime. |
citizen | Noun | Despite having lived in the country for many years, she is not yet a citizen. |
controversial | Adjective | The movie about abortion was very controversial. Many people were angered by it. |
costly | Adjective | The procedure will be too costly for this patient. |
effective | Adjective | Her idea has not been very effective. In fact, it hasn’t worked at all. |
evidence | Noun | There wasn’t enough evidence to put the criminal in jail. |
get rid of | Phrasal Verb | The hospital got rid of many old machines. |
investigate | Verb | The scientists will investigate the virus further to try to kill it. |
issue | Noun | This issue needs to be solved before we make any decisions. |
moral | Noun / Adjective | I would never steal anything as it is against my morals. |
policy | Noun | The hospital’s policy doesn’t allow animals inside the building. |
restriction | Noun | There is a restriction against smoking in the patient rooms. |
Medical Terminology
Word | Part of Speech | Example |
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advice | Noun | I often ask my father for advice. |
amount | Noun | The amount of money is different if you have insurance or not. |
bacteria | Noun | There is a lot of bacteria all over our bodies. |
behavior | Noun | The child’s behavior hasn’t improved. |
cause | Noun / Verb | There are many causes to obesity. |
evolution | Noun | The evolution of modern medicine has saved many lives. |
germ | Noun | Wash your hands to kill the germs. |
method | Noun | There are 3 methods we can use to help the patient. |
poverty | Noun | Helping people in poverty requires love and patience. |
punishment | Noun | The punishment for murder death in many countries. |
quality | Noun | Canada has a great quality of care in their hospitals. |
react | Verb | The patient reacted sadly to the news from the nurse. |
reform | Noun / Verb | The hospital wants to reform some of their policies. |
resources | Noun | You need to study a lot of different resources to learn about something. |
shelter | Noun | Having modern shelters will help poor people stay healthier. |
spread | Verb | The virus has spread into China. |
stress | Noun | How much stress are you feeling now? |
symptoms | Noun | The patients has had very strong symptoms this morning. |
transmission | Noun | Doctors are trying to stop the transmission of Malaria from mother to child. |
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