Study

At the doctors

  •   0%
  •  0     0     0

  • pain / should / you / some / painkiller / back / have / your / for
    You should have some painkiller for your back pain.
  • This doctor specializes in the heart.
    dentist
    pulmonologist
    orthopedic doctor
    cardiologist
  • headache / cold / has / a / he /and
    He has a headache and cold
  • school/ at/ think/ I / it / caught / from / friends / my / I
    I think I caught it from my friends at school.
  • This is someone who helps us feel better when we are sick.
    doctoor
    docter
    doctr
    doctor
  • should / you / home / stay / rest / and
    You should stay home and rest.
  • should/ help/ thank/ you/ I / your / for
    I should thank you for your help.
  • This is when you have a painful feeling in your head.
    sick
    stomachache
    toothache
    headache
  • This doctor takes care of children who are sick.
    oncologist
    psychiatrist
    nephrologist
    pediatrician
  • hurts / my / now /throat/
    my throat hurts now
  • away/ cold / a / have / won´t / go/ I
    I have a cold that won´t go away.
  • This is when you feel like you are spinning and you can't balance.
    cold
    sick
    sneeze
    dizzy
  • What do you call the person who drives the ambulance?
    firefighter
    nurse
    dentist
    paramedic
  • This type of doctor specializes in the bones of your body.
    anesthesiologist
    orthopedic doctor
    ear, nose, and throat doctor
    cardiologist
  • This type of doctor checks if you have any cavities in your teeth.
    dermatologist
    dentist
    oncologist
    pediatrician
  • This is when you fracture a bone in your arm.
    broken arm
    cold
    flu
    broken leg
  • doctor / hello / headache / terrible / have / a / I /,
    Hello doctor, I have a terrible headache.
  • This type of doctor helps people who have cancer.
    pulmonologist
    cardiologist
    oncologist
    pediatrician
  • This type of doctor checks your lungs to make sure you can breathe well.
    dentist
    cardiologist
    psychiatrist
    pulmonologist
  • really/ hurts/ ear / my
    My ear really hurts.
  • What is it called when the doctor gives you medicine to make you go to sleep before surgery?
    anesthesia
    antidepressant
    antiseptic
    antibiotic
  • This is a type of sickness. It may cause a runny nose, fever, and coughing.
    cavity
    bloody nose
    flu
    cough
  • sweet / eat / you/ things) shouldn´t
    You shouldn´t eat sweet things.
  • What is it called when your body is too hot?
    earache
    temperature
    dizzy
    sore throat
  • the / ? / what´s / matter
    What´s the matter?
  • look/ Alex / you / don´t / well / ,
    Alex, you don´t look well.
  • This doctor specializes in your skin.
    cardiologist
    psychiatrist
    pediatrician
    dermatologist
  • This type of doctor checks your eyes to make sure you can see correctly.
    ophthalmologist
    nephrologist
    therapist
    dermatologist
  • What is another word for a temperature?
    cold
    stroke
    disease
    fever
  • well / doctor / don´t/ very / feel/ I
    I don´t feel very well doctor
  • for / help / you/ your/ thank
    Thank you for your help
  • you/ home/ should / today / stay
    You should stay at home today.
  • had / cold/ last / a /week / I
    I had a cold last week.
  • goes / down / your / until / fever / should/ your/ bed / in / you
    You should stay in bed until your fever goes down.
  • This kind of doctor helps you when you feel sad. They specialize in treating your mind.
    pulmonologist
    psychiatrist
    pediatrician
    cardiologist
  • This is a pain in your ear caused by an infection.
    sore throat
    headache
    stomachache
    earache
  • ache / 2 / for / have / bad / had / I / stomach / weeks / a
    I have had a really bad stomach ache for 2 weeks.
  • hurts / my /, / skin / have/ sunburns / red / it / I /is / very/ and
    I have sunburns, my skin is very red and it hurts.
  • This is someone who helps the doctor.
    police officer
    nurse
    dentist
    firefighter
  • long / how / you / had/ it / have/ ?
    How long have you had it?
  • sick / I / been/ feeling/ very/ have
    I have been feeling very sick.