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Symptoms, appointments, doctor visits, pharmacy phrases, medicine, and simple health advice
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| # | Study text |
|---|---|
| 1 | health |
| 2 | doctor |
| 3 | nurse |
| 4 | clinic |
| 5 | hospital |
| 6 | pharmacy |
| 7 | appointment |
| 8 | medicine |
| 9 | prescription |
| 10 | pain |
| 11 | fever |
| 12 | cough |
| 13 | cold |
| 14 | headache |
| 15 | stomachache |
| 16 | toothache |
| 17 | allergy |
| 18 | symptom |
| 19 | temperature |
| 20 | blood pressure |
| 21 | insurance |
| 22 | emergency |
| 23 | ambulance |
| 24 | rest |
| 25 | drink water |
| 26 | take medicine |
| 27 | feel sick |
| 28 | feel better |
| 29 | side effect |
| 30 | dosage |
| 31 | I don't feel well. |
| 32 | I feel sick. |
| 33 | I have a headache. |
| 34 | I have a stomachache. |
| 35 | I have a toothache. |
| 36 | I have a sore throat. |
| 37 | I have a cough. |
| 38 | I have a fever. |
| 39 | I have a cold. |
| 40 | I feel dizzy. |
| 41 | I feel weak. |
| 42 | I feel very tired. |
| 43 | My back hurts. |
| 44 | My chest hurts. |
| 45 | My leg hurts. |
| 46 | My arm hurts. |
| 47 | It hurts here. |
| 48 | The pain started yesterday. |
| 49 | I need to see a doctor. |
| 50 | Do you have an appointment today? |
| 51 | Can I make an appointment? |
| 52 | Can I see someone today? |
| 53 | Is there a doctor available? |
| 54 | It's urgent. |
| 55 | It's not urgent. |
| 56 | I can come this afternoon. |
| 57 | I can come tomorrow morning. |
| 58 | What time is available? |
| 59 | Do you accept my insurance? |
| 60 | How much is the visit? |
| 61 | What is the clinic address? |
| 62 | Do I need to bring anything? |
| 63 | Please bring your ID. |
| 64 | Please bring your insurance card. |
| 65 | Please arrive ten minutes early. |
| 66 | Thank you, I'll be there. |
| 67 | What seems to be the problem? |
| 68 | How long have you felt this way? |
| 69 | Do you have a fever? |
| 70 | Do you have any allergies? |
| 71 | Are you taking any medicine? |
| 72 | I take medicine every day. |
| 73 | I am allergic to penicillin. |
| 74 | I am not allergic to anything. |
| 75 | Please take a deep breath. |
| 76 | Please open your mouth. |
| 77 | I need to check your temperature. |
| 78 | I need to check your blood pressure. |
| 79 | You need to rest. |
| 80 | You should drink more water. |
| 81 | You should stay home today. |
| 82 | You need a prescription. |
| 83 | Come back if it gets worse. |
| 84 | Call us if you have questions. |
| 85 | I need this prescription. |
| 86 | Can you fill this prescription? |
| 87 | Do you have this medicine? |
| 88 | Do you have something for a headache? |
| 89 | Do you have something for a cough? |
| 90 | Do you have allergy medicine? |
| 91 | How often should I take it? |
| 92 | Should I take it with food? |
| 93 | Should I take it before bed? |
| 94 | How many pills should I take? |
| 95 | Are there any side effects? |
| 96 | Can I take this with other medicine? |
| 97 | I need pain relief. |
| 98 | I need cough drops. |
| 99 | I need a thermometer. |
| 100 | I need bandages. |
| 101 | Can I pay by card? |
| 102 | Thank you for your help. |
| 103 | Call an ambulance. |
| 104 | Call emergency services. |
| 105 | I need help now. |
| 106 | Someone is hurt. |
| 107 | He can't breathe. |
| 108 | She has chest pain. |
| 109 | He lost consciousness. |
| 110 | There was an accident. |
| 111 | Where is the nearest hospital? |
| 112 | Take me to the emergency room. |
| 113 | Stay calm. |
| 114 | Sit down, please. |
| 115 | Lie down, please. |
| 116 | Don't move. |
| 117 | Can you walk? |
| 118 | Can you speak? |
| 119 | Everything will be okay. |
| 120 | Help is on the way. |
| 121 | sore throat |
| 122 | runny nose |
| 123 | blocked nose |
| 124 | high fever |
| 125 | mild fever |
| 126 | sharp pain |
| 127 | dull pain |
| 128 | back pain |
| 129 | chest pain |
| 130 | earache |
| 131 | eye drops |
| 132 | cough syrup |
| 133 | pain reliever |
| 134 | allergy pills |
| 135 | first aid |
| 136 | bandage |
| 137 | thermometer |
| 138 | medical form |
| 139 | insurance card |
| 140 | patient name |
| 141 | date of birth |
| 142 | emergency room |
| 143 | urgent care |
| 144 | medical history |
| 145 | daily medicine |
| 146 | empty stomach |
| 147 | with food |
| 148 | twice a day |
| 149 | before sleep |
| 150 | doctor's note |
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