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What is likely after the procedure regarding the patient's condition?
What is likely after the procedure regarding the patient's condition?
- The patient is likely to be drowsy. (correct)
- The patient may have an elevated heart rate.
- The patient may experience dizziness.
- The patient is likely to have a headache.
Which condition is likely to worsen in the patient?
Which condition is likely to worsen in the patient?
- Kidney function will likely stabilize.
- Pulmonary hypertension is likely to reduce.
- Liver function is likely to improve.
- Cirrhosis is likely to get worse. (correct)
What does it mean to 'rule out' in a medical context?
What does it mean to 'rule out' in a medical context?
- To confirm a diagnosis.
- To provide treatment options.
- To ignore symptoms.
- To exclude a disease. (correct)
What symptom is the patient likely to show after a specific medical procedure?
What symptom is the patient likely to show after a specific medical procedure?
What action is recommended to maintain health?
What action is recommended to maintain health?
Which of the following indicates a potential health issue?
Which of the following indicates a potential health issue?
What should be done regularly to monitor health?
What should be done regularly to monitor health?
What can be a potential consequence of a broken limb?
What can be a potential consequence of a broken limb?
What term describes a buildup of fat in the body?
What term describes a buildup of fat in the body?
Which of the following describes a patient who cannot get out of bed?
Which of the following describes a patient who cannot get out of bed?
What is the medical term for severe blood loss?
What is the medical term for severe blood loss?
What is indicated by the term 'torcicollo'?
What is indicated by the term 'torcicollo'?
Which term is used for a sample of feces collected for analysis?
Which term is used for a sample of feces collected for analysis?
What does 'una cistite' refer to in a mild condition?
What does 'una cistite' refer to in a mild condition?
What does the term 'un rimedio' relate to?
What does the term 'un rimedio' relate to?
What is the medical term for feeling bloated?
What is the medical term for feeling bloated?
What condition is described by 'una grave perdita di sangue'?
What condition is described by 'una grave perdita di sangue'?
Which term refers to complete loss of hearing?
Which term refers to complete loss of hearing?
What does 'ruttare' translate to in English?
What does 'ruttare' translate to in English?
Which of the following terms is associated with the abdomen?
Which of the following terms is associated with the abdomen?
What is the term for the release of fluid from the nasal passages?
What is the term for the release of fluid from the nasal passages?
What does 'setticemia' refer to in medical terms?
What does 'setticemia' refer to in medical terms?
Which of these terms describes a condition of adding too much water content to feces?
Which of these terms describes a condition of adding too much water content to feces?
What is the function of 'stampelle' in medical terms?
What is the function of 'stampelle' in medical terms?
What does 'A&E' stand for in medical terms?
What does 'A&E' stand for in medical terms?
Which term refers to the inability to control urination?
Which term refers to the inability to control urination?
What does the term 'alitosi' translate to?
What does the term 'alitosi' translate to?
What is the English term for 'cliniche'?
What is the English term for 'cliniche'?
Which of the following best defines 'affaticamento'?
Which of the following best defines 'affaticamento'?
What does 'alleviare i sintomi' mean?
What does 'alleviare i sintomi' mean?
What is the medical term for 'avambraccio'?
What is the medical term for 'avambraccio'?
Which term refers to 'over the counter pain killers'?
Which term refers to 'over the counter pain killers'?
What does 'Avere lo stomaco sottosopra' mean?
What does 'Avere lo stomaco sottosopra' mean?
Which term refers to a medical record?
Which term refers to a medical record?
What is the translation of 'Cerotto'?
What is the translation of 'Cerotto'?
What does 'Difficoltà respiratoria' signify?
What does 'Difficoltà respiratoria' signify?
Which phrase is used to describe 'throbbing pain'?
Which phrase is used to describe 'throbbing pain'?
What is the meaning of 'Barelle'?
What is the meaning of 'Barelle'?
What does 'Cambiare le medicazioni' mean?
What does 'Cambiare le medicazioni' mean?
Which term is used for 'coagulate'?
Which term is used for 'coagulate'?
What should a patient with a heart condition do regarding their dietary intake?
What should a patient with a heart condition do regarding their dietary intake?
What is the correct approach if a patient is constipated?
What is the correct approach if a patient is constipated?
What is the meaning of 'insufficienza epatica'?
What is the meaning of 'insufficienza epatica'?
What action should be taken to prevent a disease from spreading?
What action should be taken to prevent a disease from spreading?
What does 'ingrossato' mean in medical terminology?
What does 'ingrossato' mean in medical terminology?
What is a possible consequence of not addressing a patient's ankle injury?
What is a possible consequence of not addressing a patient's ankle injury?
Which of the following describes the vomit bug?
Which of the following describes the vomit bug?
What is the purpose of referring a patient to a specialist?
What is the purpose of referring a patient to a specialist?
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A&E
A&E
Also known as the Emergency Room, this is where you go for urgent medical care.
Eventually
Eventually
A way to describe something that happens over time.
Barefoot
Barefoot
Without shoes or socks.
Fatigue
Fatigue
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Bad breath
Bad breath
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To alleviate the symptoms
To alleviate the symptoms
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Clinics
Clinics
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Doctor's surgery
Doctor's surgery
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To feel nauseous
To feel nauseous
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Keyhole surgery
Keyhole surgery
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Stretcher
Stretcher
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Scalpel
Scalpel
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To coagulate
To coagulate
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Medical record
Medical record
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Warning sign
Warning sign
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Doctor/Physician
Doctor/Physician
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Ultrasound
Ultrasound
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Nosebleed
Nosebleed
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To rule out
To rule out
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To carry out the tests
To carry out the tests
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To carry out blood tests regularly
To carry out blood tests regularly
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To be in poor health
To be in poor health
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To be unaware of
To be unaware of
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To be mistaken for
To be mistaken for
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Reduce sugar intake
Reduce sugar intake
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Hospitalized with a serious condition
Hospitalized with a serious condition
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Constipation
Constipation
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Underlying heart condition
Underlying heart condition
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Hospitalization
Hospitalization
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Vomit bug
Vomit bug
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Prevent disease spread
Prevent disease spread
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Refer to specialist
Refer to specialist
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What is an MRI?
What is an MRI?
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What does 'lining' mean?
What does 'lining' mean?
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What is belching?
What is belching?
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What is a shoulder blade called?
What is a shoulder blade called?
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What is nasal discharge?
What is nasal discharge?
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What is vaginal discharge?
What is vaginal discharge?
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What is feeling bloated?
What is feeling bloated?
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What does 'out of breath' mean?
What does 'out of breath' mean?
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A build up of fat
A build up of fat
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A stool sample
A stool sample
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The full course of antibiotics
The full course of antibiotics
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Bout of indigestion
Bout of indigestion
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A trigger
A trigger
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Bedridden patient
Bedridden patient
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A remedy
A remedy
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At a higher risk of developing diabetes
At a higher risk of developing diabetes
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Study Notes
Medical Terminology - English and Italian Equivalents
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A&E (Accident & Emergency): Pronto soccorso
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A lungo andare: Eventually
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A piedi nudi: Barefoot
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Affaticamento: Fatigue
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Alitosi: Bad breath
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Alleviare i sintomi: To alleviate the symptoms
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Ambulatori: Clinics
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Ambulatorio medico: Medical clinic/ Doctor's surgery
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Antidolorifici da banco: Over the counter pain killers
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Apparecchio acustico: Hearing aid
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Arti: Limbs
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Attacchi epilettici: Seizures
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Avambraccio: Forearm
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Avere difficoltà ad urinare: To have difficutly passing liquids
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Avere il naso che cola: To have a runny nose
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Avere il torcicollo: To have a stiff neck
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Avere la nausea: To feel nauseous
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Avere lo stomaco sottosopra: To have an upset stomach
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Avere rapporti intimi: To have sex/To have intercourse
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Avere un senso di malessere generale: A general sense of feeling unwell/Malaise
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Bacino: Pelvis
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Barella: Stretcher
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Bisturi: Scalpel
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Cambiare le medicazioni: To change the dressing
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Campanello d'allarme: Warning sign
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Cartella clinica: Medical record
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Cerotto: Band-aid
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Chirurgia mini invasiva: Keyhole surgery
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Clavicola: Clavicle
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Coagulare: To coagulate
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Deglutire: To swallow
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Difficoltà respiratoria: To have respiratory difficulty
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Dimagrire molto: To lose a lot of weight
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Dolore pulsante: Throbbing pain
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Dovresti diminuire lo zucchero: You should lower your sugar intake
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È possibile che il paziente sia sonnolento dopo l'intervento: The patient is likely to be drowsy after the procedure
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È probabile che il paziente abbia la milza ingrossata: The patient is likely to have an enlarged spleen
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È proababile che il paziente abbia un arto rotto: The patient is likely to have a broken limb
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È probabile che dovremo eseguire degli esami: We're likely to carry out some tests
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È probabile che il paziente abbia un'insufficienza epatica: The patient is likely to have a liver failure
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È probabile che il paziente sia sonnolento dopo l'intervento: The patient is likely to be drowsy after the procedure
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È probabile che il paziente vomiti: The patient is likely to vomit
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È probabile che l'arto si gonfi: The limb is likely to swell
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È probabile che la cirrosi peggiori: The cirrhosis is likely to get worse
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Ecografia: Ultrasound
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Epistassi: Nosebleed
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Escludere (di patologia): To rule out
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Eseguire degli esami: To carry out the tests
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Eseguire regolarmente le analisi del sangue: To carry out blood tests regularly
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Essere in cattiva salute: To be in poor health
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Essere inconsapevole di: To be unaware of
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Essere scambiato per: To be mistaken for
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Età adulta: Adulthood
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Evitare di fumare: To avoid smoking
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Evitare di saltare i pasti: To avoid skipping meals
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**Fare esercizio fisico per impedire che torni la sciatica (2):**To exercise regularly to prevent sciatica from coming back
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Fare esercizio fisico regolarmente: To exercise regularly
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Fare il giro visite (ospedale): To make rounds
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Fare una TAC: To have a CAT scan
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Fastidio: Discomfort
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Feto: Fetus
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Formicolio: Tingling
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Fronte: Forehead
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Gestione del dolore: Pain management
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Gonfiarsi: To swell
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Gonfiore: Swelling
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Graffiare: To scratch
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Guarigione: Recovery
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Guarire completamente: To have fully recovered
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I mal di testa continuano a ritornare: The headaches keep coming back
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I sintomi tendono ad insorgere velocemente: The symptoms tend to come on rapidly
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II livello di glucosio nel sangue: Blood sugar level
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Il medico eseguirà un esame obiettivo: the doctor is going to perform a physical examination
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Il paziente deve ridurre i grassi: The patient should reduce their fat intake
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Il paziente deve ridurre lo zucchero: The patient has to reduce the sugar intake
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Il paziente è stato ricoverato con una patologia grave: The patient was hospitalized with a serious condition
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Il paziente ha difficoltà ad andare di corpo: The patient is constipated
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Il paziente ha una sottostante patologia cardiaca (2): The patient has an underlying heart condition
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II Ricovero ospedaliero: Hospitalization
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Il virus del vomito: Vomit bug
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Immagazzinare: Accumulate
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Impedire che la malattia si diffonda: To prevent the disease from spreading
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Impedire la diffusione dei microbi: To prevent the spreading of microbes
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Indirizzare un paziente allo specialista: To refer a patient to the specialist
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Infettivo: Infectious
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Infortunio alla caviglia: Ankle injury
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Ingrassare: To gain weight
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Ingrossato: Enlarged
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Inguine: Groin
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Innocuo: Harmless
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Insufficienza epatica: Liver failure
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Insufficienza respiratoria: Respiratory insuffiency
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Intorpidimento: Numbness
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Invecchiare: To get older
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Ipersensibilità: Tenderness
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L'ansia può causare episodi di diarrea: Anxiety can cause bouts of diarrhea
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L'ansia può causare episodi di diarrea (2): Anxiety can cause bouts of diarrhea
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L'infarto causato da un'ostruzione: The heart attack was caused by an obstruction
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L'infarto è stato scatenato da un'ostruzione (2): The heart attack was caused by an obstruction
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L'infezione si è risolta: The infection has cleared
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L'inzio (di una malattia): The onset
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La ferita non è rimarginata: The wound hasn't healed
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La polmonite può colpire le persone di qualsiasi età: Pneumonia can affect people of any age
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La vista offuscata: Blurred vision
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La vita (anatomico): Waist
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Laccio emostatico: Tourniquet
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Lavarsi le mani accuratamente: To wash your hands thoroughly
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Le cosce: Thighs
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Le unghie dei piedi: Toenails
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Livido: Bruise
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Mal d'auto: Car sickness
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Man mano che si invecchia: As you get older
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Manifestarsi: To occur
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Minaccia: Threat
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Muco: Snot
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Natiche: Buttocks
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Non essere in grado di andare di corpo: To be unable to pass stools
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Occhi infossati: Sunken eyes
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Patire un malessere generale: Malaise/ A general sense of feeling unwell
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Perdere molto peso: To lose a lot of weight
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Perdita dell'udito: Hearing loss
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Perdita della vista: Sight loss
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Poliambulatorio: Outpatient clinic
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Potrebbe valere la pena di fare ulteriori analisi: It might be worth carrying out further tests
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Prendere un appuntamento: To make an appointment
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Provare un dolore improvviso e acuto: To feel a sudden and sharp pain
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Prurito al sedere: Anal itching
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Può valere la pena un consiglio medico: It might be worth to seek medical advice
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Rafforzare: Strengthen
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Respiro asmatico: Wheezing
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Ricetta medica: Prescription
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Richiedere un consulto medico: To seek medical advice
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Ricoverare una persona: To hospitalize someone
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Ricovero ospedaliero: Hospitalization
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Rigidità della caviglia: Ankle stiffness
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Risolversi (di un'infezione): To clear
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Risonanza magnetica: MRI
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Rivestimento: Lining
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Rivestimento dello stomaco: Stomach Lining
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Ruttare: Belching
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Sangue dopo il passaggio delle feci: Blood after passing stools
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Scapola: Shoulder Blade
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Secrezione nasale: Nasal discharge
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Secrezione vaginale: Vaginal discharge
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Sentire il gonfiore di pancia: To feel bloated
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Senza fiato: Out of breath
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Setticemia: Septicaemia
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Soffocare: To choke
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Sonnolenza: Drowsiness
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Sopracciglia: Eyebrows
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Sordità: Deafness
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Stampelle: Crutches
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Stare poco bene: To feel unwell
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Sterno: Sternum
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Stiramento: Strain
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Stitichezza: Constipation
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Sudorazione: Sweating
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Svenimento: Fainting
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Timpano: Eardrum
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Torcicollo: Stiff neck
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Traumi: Trauma
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Un accumulo di grasso: A build up of fat
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Un campione di feci: A stool sample
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Un ciclo di farmaci: The full course of antibiotics
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Un episodio di indigestione: Bout of indigestion
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Un fattore scatenante: A trigger
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Un paziente allettato: Bedridden patient
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Un rimedio: A remedy
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Un rischio maggiore di sviluppare il diabete: At a higher risk of developing diabetes
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Un tampone: A swab
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Un'ostruzione: An obstruction
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Una crosta: A scab
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Una distorsione: A sprain
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Una fonte di: A source of
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Una frattura alle costole: A fracture in the ribs
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Una ghiandola ingrossata: An enlarged gland
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Una grave perdita di sangue: Severe blood loss
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Una lieve cistite si risolve dopo una settimana: A mild cistitis clears after a week
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Una mancanza di vitamina D: Vitamin D deficiency
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Una patologia che mette a rischio la vita: A life-threatening condition
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Una protuberanza: A bump
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Una ricaduta: A Relapse
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Uno squilibrio: An imbalance
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Vescicola: Vescicle
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Zigomi: Cheekbones
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This quiz covers essential medical terminology with English and Italian equivalents. Test your knowledge on common health phrases and their translations. Perfect for students or professionals looking to improve their bilingual medical vocabulary.