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Vocabulary: going to the doctor's (2) - English lesson
In test, we had already studied the vocabulary you might need if you had
to see a doctor.
We'll go on here, on the same topic, with additional vocabulary - which won't be
more difficult for it!


| The family doctor |
| a GP (General Practitioner) |
| Your usual doctor |
| A locum |
| A doctor's practice |
| Surgery hours/ office hours |
| The waiting room |
- To make an appointment to see the doctor
- To go to the doctor's: (
do not forget the 's )
- To call the doctor/ to send for the doctor

The doctor's examining the patient Various medicines
| A home visit/ a house call |
| To be on call/ to be on duty |
| Medical records |
| A diagnosis/ to diagnose |
| A stethoscope |
| A thermometer |
| To examine |
| To look after |
| A prescription |
| To prescribe medicine (uncountable) |
| To treat sb for something |
| To cure sb of something |
| A remedy/ a cure |

- To feel somebody's neck
- To feel somebody's pulse
- To take sb's blood pressure
- To take a blood sample
- to get some tests done

She's swallowing a capsule. The nurse is feeling sby's pulse.
| A vaccine against |
| To vaccinate sb against something |
| An inoculation against/ to inoculate sb against sth |
| An injection/ to give sb an injection |
| A syringe/ a needle |
| To take an aspirin |
| To swallow a pill |
| A tablet |
| A capsule |
The ointment will be rubbed in.
- To rub in an ointment
- To be taken three times daily
- To be on antibiotics
| A syrup |
| Eye/ nose drops |
| To cough |
| A painkiller |
| A sedative/ to sedate sb |
| A sleeping pill |
| A dressing |
| A gauze dressing |
| A plaster/ a Band Aid |
| To dress a wound |
| To change a dressing |
| A chemist/ a druggist |
| The chemist's / a drugstore |

The dressing will be changed.
I'm sure you'll be able to face that vocabulary - and the issues that are associated to it -
It will be the same for the test! Everything will be all right!
Thanks for working with me! 
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