Vocabulary Practice! AA

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Vocabulary Practice

Vocabulary Practice AA

This is a review of the vocabulary we’ve been learning over the past period.

Through these activities, we’ll:

- Identify words through descriptions and pictures.

- Fill in the gap!

Let’s see how much you remember—good luck!

Pss... Pss... there are a few words that were not on yout vocabulary list... Can you spot them? These will be very useful at your workplace!

Before starting with the review on vocab...

How well do you think you remember the vocabulary we learnt last period?

I’m a vocabulary genius—bring it on!

I think I remember… most of it? Maybe?

Can we go back to last period and learn it again?

Wait, there was vocabulary?!

Activity 1: What word are we looking for?

Which substance is commonly prescribed to fight infections caused by bacteria? (plural form)

People who use this may suffer from...

What kind of medication is used to prevent blood clotting and is often prescribed after surgery?

Which over-the-counter medication is commonly used to reduce pain and inflammation?

What type of product is used topically on the skin to treat minor burns or rashes?

What do you call those small, bubble-like bumps on your skin that you get after wearing new shoes for too long?

What condition might you have if you feel tired all the time because your body doesn’t have enough healthy red blood cells?

What’s the name of the allergy that makes you sneeze, itch, and curse at all the blooming flowers in spring?

Which type of salts are used in baths to relieve muscle pain and improve relaxation?

What hormone is used by people with diabetes to help regulate blood sugar levels?

Activity 2: Complete the sentence with the correct word

___ are used to clean wounds and prevent infections by killing bacteria.

1. Antibiotics
2. Nicotine Patch
3. Aspirin
4. Disinfectant

___ refers to the use of illegal or banned substances to enhance physical performance in sports.

A ___ occurs when the brain is shaken inside the skull, usually from a hard hit to the head.

1. Fracture
2. Concussion
3. Stroke
4. Sprain

___ is an eating disorder where people binge eat and then try to compensate, often by purging.

1. Anorexia
2. Bulimia
3. Obesity
4. Malnutrition

___ are used to relieve pain and inflammation and can be found over-the-counter or prescribed.

1. Aspirin
2. Paracetamol
3. Lozenge
4. Painkillers

___ are medications that are inserted into the body through the rectum, often used to treat pain, nausea, or other symptoms.

1. Paracetamol
2. Bandages
3. Suppositories
4. Drops

A ___ occurs when a ligament is stretched or torn, usually from twisting or falling awkwardly.

1. Fracture
2. Strain
3. Dislocation
4. Stroke

___ is a substance that is used in clinical trials as a control, having no active medical effect but appearing to be a treatment.

1. Opiate
2. Balm
3. Painkillers
4. Placebo

___ are drugs available without a prescription that can be used to treat minor conditions like headaches or colds.

___ are medications that help calm the central nervous system, often prescribed to treat anxiety, insomnia, or agitation. They can make a person feel relaxed or sleepy.

1. Antibiotics
2. Herbal teas
3. Sedatives
4. Opiates

After these two exercises... How well did you remember the vocab words from P1?

I crushed it! I remembered almost everything!

Pretty good! I remembered most of the words.

It was okay. I remembered some, but I need more practice.

Hmm… I need to review a lot more.