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Vocabulary: Emergency - First aid...

Well well...  Nobody likes this topic...  Yet, if necessary, you have to know how to speak about it! 

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A hospital with a helicopter (or a chopper) landing on the roof. ( = emergency services)	a nurse	a hospital room	a doctor

We go to the doctor's to relieve the  pain we suffer from  ...

To hurt = to ache  [eik] ; ache is used in many expressions : 

an eye ache                                         an ear ache 

a headache                                          a shoulder ache 

a toothache                                          a stomach ache 

a backache                                           a tummy ache (familiar)

BUT a heartache is abstract (you have a broken heart) and you have a sore throat (when your throat is aching.)

To have X-rays	a broken leg	to suffer from backache	To walk with crutches
a (medical) walker	a wheelchair	A sprained-ankle	To have a bruise
To have a fever (a temperature)	A stethoscope to examine the patients	An injection	To have a sore throat
To have a splinter	Tweezers	A (sticking) plaster (UK); a band-aid (US).	To faint

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1 - There has been a huge accident on the motorway... A medical walkerchoppernursedoctorI don't know's bringing a few patients to the hospital and landing on the roof !


2 - 'Ouch! Mom! I've fallen down and my knee's bleeding...' 'Come here, darling. I'll clean it for you and put a walkerplastertweezersplinterI don't know on your knee.'


3 - 'Move away, please... An old lady has just diedwalkedfeverfaintedI don't know and needs fresh air.'


4 - 'Errrr... I have a headache, Mommy...' 'Let me feel your forehead! Oh dear, you must have an X-rayhave a bruisehave a feverI don't know, you're burning up...'


5 - 'Open your mouth... Stick your tongue out... Oh dear, you have a injectionsore throatcrutchsprained ankleI don't know, it's scarlet!


6 - 'Oh! My finger hurts!...' 'Show me! Yes, I can see a tweezercrutchplastersplinterI don't know, here...'


- 'Just a minute... I'll take it out with tweezersan anklean X-rayan injectionI don't know, and then, I'll clean your finger...'


7 - You know, Clara's Mom has fallen while having a shower. She hasa splintera fevera sore throata sprained ankleI don't know and can't walk at all...


- 'I wonder how she'll manage to go from one place to another... Will she use tweezersa choppera nursea wheelchairI don't know?'


'Of course not! She'll just use a pair of crutcheswheelchairswalkerstweezersI don't know...'