Hoja de ejercicios de Vocabulario sanitario (exámenes de acceso) con soluciones
Hoja de ejercicios de Vocabulario sanitario (exámenes de acceso) gratis e imprimible: 8 problemas desde nivel fácil hasta nivel de examen, con soluciones. Imprímela o guárdala como PDF.
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Nombre: ____________________ Fecha: ____________
1.Fácil
Choose the meaning of the word in bold: “Drink plenty of water to stay hydrated.”
AHaving enough water in the body
BHaving enough food and energy
CHaving a normal body temperature
DHaving enough rest and sleep
2.Fácil
Choose the meaning of the word in bold: “Diabetes is a chronic condition.”
ALong-lasting
BContagious
CSudden and brief
DEasily cured
3.Fácil
What does the suffix -rrhage mean, as in “haemorrhage”?
ASoftening of tissue
BNarrowing of a passage
CHardening of tissue
DBursting forth; heavy bleeding
4.Media
Choose the meaning of the word in bold: “The patient was given an enema before the bowel test.”
AAn injection into the space around the spine
BFluid put into the rectum to empty the bowel
CA tablet placed under the tongue
DA tube passed into the stomach through the nose
5.Media
Choose the meaning of the word in bold: “The toddler may have ingested a cleaning product.”
ASwallowed
BSpilled on the skin
CTouched
DBreathed in
6.Media
Choose the meaning of the word in bold: “The patient’s skin felt clammy.”
ACool and damp
BRough and scaly
CItchy and red
DHot and dry
7.Difícil
Choose the meaning of the word in bold: “The tumour had metastasised to the liver.”
ASpread from its original site
BBeen removed by surgery
CTurned into a cyst
DShrunk after treatment
8.Difícil
Choose the meaning of the word in bold: “The patient’s decline was precipitous.”
AExpected and minor
BSlow and gradual
CVery sudden and steep
DTemporary
Soluciones
1. A · Having enough water in the body
2. A · Long-lasting
3. D · Bursting forth; heavy bleeding
4. B · Fluid put into the rectum to empty the bowel
5. A · Swallowed
6. A · Cool and damp
7. A · Spread from its original site
8. C · Very sudden and steep
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