Englische Vokabeln: Medizin & Gesundheitswesen

Medizinischer Wortschatz zu Krankenhäusern, Ärzten und Behandlungen

124 WörterA1 · 8A2 · 22B1 · 57B2 · 30C1 · 7

Kennst du diese Wörter?

10 Wörter aus dieser Sammlung. Wähle die richtige Übersetzung.

Krankenhaus & Einrichtungen · 15

WortStufeÜbersetzungDefinition
hospitalA1Krankenhausa place where sick people go to get well
clinicB1Arztpraxis, Klinikplace where you go to see a doctor
emergency roomB1Notaufnahmepart of a hospital for serious problems
wardB1Stationa room in a hospital with many beds
intensive careB2Intensivstationspecial hospital treatment for very sick people
operating roomB1Operationssaalroom in a hospital for medical acts
surgeryB1Chirurgie, Operationmedical act of cutting open a body to fix it
laboratoryA2Laborroom where people do science tests
pharmacyA2Apothekeshop where you buy medicine
waiting roomA2Wartezimmerroom where you sit until it is your turn
ambulanceB1Krankenwagenvehicle that takes sick people to the doctor
stretcherB2Trage, Krankentragea flat bed used to carry a sick or hurt person
wheelchairA2Rollstuhlchair with wheels for people who cannot walk
IV dripB2Infusiona device that puts liquid medicine directly into a vein
medical equipmentB1medizinische Gerätetools and machines used to help sick people

Medizinisches Personal · 22

WortStufeÜbersetzungDefinition
doctorA1Arzta person who helps sick people get well
physicianB1Allgemeinarzta doctor, especially one who treats illness
nurseA1Krankenschwestera person who takes care of sick people
surgeonB1Chirurgdoctor who cuts open bodies to fix them
dentistA1Zahnarzta person who takes care of your teeth
therapistB1Therapeuta person trained to help with health or mental problems
specialistB1Facharzt, Spezialistperson who knows a lot about one subject
pediatricianC1Kinderarztdoctor who takes care of children's health
cardiologistB2Kardiologea doctor for the heart
dermatologistB2Hautarzt, Dermatologedoctor who treats problems with the skin
neurologistB2Neurologedoctor who treats the body's signal system
psychiatristB1Psychiaterdoctor who helps people with their feelings
psychologistB1Psychologeperson who studies how people think and feel
opticianB2Optikera person whose job is to test eyes and sell glasses
ophthalmologistC1Augenarztdoctor who treats problems with the eyes
gynecologistB2Frauenarzt, Gynäkologea doctor who treats women's health problems
oncologistB2Onkologedoctor who treats harmful growths in the body
anesthesiologistB2Anästhesistdoctor who gives medicine to stop pain
paramedicB1Sanitätera trained person who helps sick people before the hospital
midwifeB2Hebammea person trained to help women have babies
pharmacistB1Apothekera person whose job is to prepare and sell medicine
patientA2Patienta person receiving medical treatment

Medikamente & Behandlung · 21

WortStufeÜbersetzungDefinition
medicineA2Medizinsomething you take when sick to feel better
medicationB1Medikamentemedicine given to treat illness
drugB1Arzneimittelsomething you take when sick or a bad thing people use
pillA2Pillesmall piece of medicine you eat
tabletB1Tablettea small hard piece of medicine that you swallow
capsuleB1Kapselsmall container, often for medicine
syrupA2Sirupa sweet liquid medicine that you drink
ointmentB1Salbesoft cream put on skin to heal it
dropsA2Tropfensmall amounts of liquid that fall
injectionB1Injektionputting medicine into the body with a needle
shotA2Spritzea small amount of medicine put under your skin with a thin tool
prescriptionB1Rezeptpaper from a doctor saying what medicine to take
dosageB2Dosierungthe amount of medicine you should take
doseB1Dosisthe amount of medicine you take at one time
painkillerC1Schmerzmittelmedicine that makes pain go away
antibioticC1Antibiotikummedicine that kills bacteria to treat infections
vaccineB1Impfstoffmedicine given to stop you from getting a disease
antidepressantB2Antidepressivummedicine that helps people who feel very sad
side effectB1Nebenwirkungunwanted result of taking medicine
over-the-counterB2rezeptfreithat you can buy without a note from a doctor
genericC1Generikumnot sold under a brand name and usually cheaper

Symptome & Erkrankungen · 29

WortStufeÜbersetzungDefinition
painB1Schmerzbad feeling in your body when you are hurt
acheA2dumpfer Schmerza pain that goes on for some time
headacheA1Kopfschmerzena pain you feel above your neck
stomachacheA2Bauchschmerzenpain in your stomach area
backacheB1Rückenschmerzenpain in the back of your body
feverA2Fieberwhen your body is hotter than normal because of illness
temperatureA2Temperaturhow hot your body is, often checked when you feel ill
coughB1Hustena sudden sound made when you push air from your throat
coldA1Erkältungan illness that makes your nose run and makes you feel bad
fluA2Grippeillness that makes you feel hot and tired
sore throatA2Halsschmerzenpain in the front of your neck inside
runny noseA2Schnupfen, laufende Nasewhen liquid comes from your nose
sneezeB1niesento blow air out of your nose suddenly
swellingB2Schwellunga part of the body that has become bigger than normal
rashB2Ausschlagsmall red spots that appear on your skin
bruiseB1blauer Fleck, Prellunga dark mark on skin from being hit
cutA1Schnittwundea break in your skin caused by something sharp
woundB1Wundea cut or hurt on your body
burnA2Verbrennungan injury to your skin caused by heat
fractureB1Knochenbruchbreak or crack in a hard material or bone
sprainB2Verstauchungan injury to a joint caused by twisting it
dizzinessC1Schwindelthe feeling that everything around you is spinning
nauseaB1Übelkeitfeeling that you are going to be sick
vomitingB1Erbrechenwhen food comes back up from your stomach
allergyB1Allergiewhen your body reacts badly to food, dust, or animals
infectionA2Infektionillness caused by very small living things
inflammationB2Entzündungswelling, redness, and pain in part of the body
chronicB1chronischlasting for a very long time
acuteB1akutvery strong or serious

Diagnose & Untersuchungen · 18

WortStufeÜbersetzungDefinition
diagnosisB1Diagnosethe doctor's decision about what illness you have
examinationA2Untersuchunga doctor's careful check of your body
checkupB2Vorsorgeuntersuchunga visit to a doctor to see if you are healthy
testA1Testa check done to find out something about your body
blood testB1Bluttesttaking a little blood to check your health
urine testB1Urintesta test of body water to check your health
X-rayA2Röntgenaufnahmea picture of the bones inside your body
ultrasoundB2Ultraschallway to see inside the body using sound
CT scanB2CT-Scanmany pictures joined by a computer to show inside the body
biopsyB2Biopsietaking a small piece of body tissue to test for disease
screeningB1Screeningprocess of testing or checking for something
blood pressureB1Blutdruckthe force of blood moving through your body
pulseB1Pulsthe regular beat of blood in your body
symptomB1Symptomsign that shows you are sick
resultB1Ergebnisinformation a doctor gives you after a test
positiveA2positivshowing that a medical test found a problem
negativeB1negativshowing that a medical test did not find a problem
referralC1Überweisungwhen a doctor sends you to see a specialist

Eingriffe & Behandlungen · 19

WortStufeÜbersetzungDefinition
treatmentB1Behandlungcare given to a sick or hurt person
therapyB1Therapietreatment to help mind or body get better
operationB1Operationwhen a doctor cuts the body to fix it
procedureB1Eingriffa medical action done to a patient in a fixed way
immunizationB2Immunisierunggiving a person protection against a disease
transplantB2Transplantationan operation that gives someone a healthy body part
chemotherapyB2Chemotherapiemedical treatment using strong drugs to fight cancer
radiationB1Bestrahlungmedical treatment that uses strong rays to destroy cancer cells
physical therapyB1Physiotherapieexercises to help a hurt body get better
rehabilitationB2Rehabilitationprocess of returning to normal life or health
recoveryB1Genesunggetting back to normal health and strength after being ill
healingB1Heilungthe way the body closes a wound and repairs damage
bandageB1Verbandstrip of cloth used to cover a wound
castB1Gipsverbandhard cover put around a broken bone to keep it still
stitchesB1Nähtepieces of thread used to close a wound
anesthesiaB2Anästhesieloss of feeling, especially during surgery
outpatientB2ambulantrelating to care given without staying overnight in hospital
inpatientB2stationärrelating to care that needs staying overnight in hospital
dischargeB2Entlassungthe act of letting a patient leave the hospital

Ähnliche Sammlungen

Gesundheit & WohlbefindenEssen & ErnährungEinstellungen ausdrückenBau & RenovierungAlle Sammlungen →

Alle 124 Wörter in WordStudy hinzufügen

Dieselbe Sammlung, dieselben Übersetzungen — als Karten, Quiz, Paare, Schreiben und Spiele; Wörter, die du schon kennst, werden automatisch übersprungen.

QR — App StoreKamera darauf richten — öffnet App Store