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An illness that can easily pass from one person to another.
Contagious disease
A small sticky bandage put over a cut to protect it.
Plaster
Long supports that help people walk after a leg or foot injury.
Crutches
The soft lower part of the ear.
Earlobe
A small, hard swelling in the body that you can feel.
Lump
The upper part of the leg between the hip and the knee.
Thigh
The two openings of the nose where air enters.
Nostrils
Stomach pain or discomfort after eating.
Indigestion
The hospital department for sudden or serious injuries and illnesses.
Emergency room (ER)
A family doctor who treats common medical problems and gives referrals to specialists.
General practitioner (GP)
The line of bones down your back that supports the body.
Spine
A small bubble on the skin filled with liquid, often from heat or rubbing.
Blister
A special area in a hospital where women give birth and mothers stay with newborn babies.
Maternity ward
The area of your face above your eyebrows.
Forehead
A medical operation where doctors cut into the body to treat a problem.
Surgery
A hospital department for very sick patients who need constant monitoring
Intensive care unit (ICU)
A serious condition where the blood supply to the brain is blocked.
Brain stroke
An organ that removes waste from the blood and produces urine.
Kidney
A trained medical worker who gives emergency care before and during transport to a hospital
Paramedic
A tiny organism that causes illness, such as a cold or flu.
Virus / bug
A bruised and swollen area around the eye, usually from a hit or injury
Black eye
A type of medical test that uses strong magnets to make detailed pictures of the inside of the body
MRI scan
A flat bed used by medical staff to carry injured or sick people
Stretcher
A patient who receives treatment at a hospital or clinic but goes home the same day.
Out-patient
The amount of money you pay regularly (e.g., every month) to have health insurance.
Health insurance premium
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