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WorksheetsPhrasal Verbs in Health Care
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
Match the phrasal verb with the closest meaning:
My last doctor put my son on antibiotics for his ear infection.
withdrew
prescribed
replaced
recommended
Match the phrasal verb with the closest meaning:
The rash on my arm seems to have cleared up.
become infected
spread
disappeared
gotten worse
Match the phrasal verb with the closest meaning:
The lecture was so difficult that I couldn't take anything in.
eat
keep
understand
feel
Match the phrasal verb with the closest meaning:
I often nod off for just a few minutes in the middle of the day.
feel nauseated
feel tired
fall asleep
have a hot flash
Match the phrasal verb with the closest meaning:
My eyes puff up when I get a bee sting.
swell
can't see
change color
itch
Match the phrasal verb with the closest meaning:
I've blacked out three times in the last few weeks.
vomited
fainted
had migraine headaches
had a seizure
Match the phrasal verb with the closest meaning:
Mr. Kim refused her dinner; she says she can't keep anything down.
relax
stay still
stop shaking
eat or drink without vomiting
Match the phrasal verb with the closest meaning:
The unit nurse is taking off the medication orders that Dr. Schultz wrote.
transcribing
canceling
removing
correcting
Match the phrasal verb with the closest meaning:
Dr. Goldstein will call in a prescription for you.
cancel
renew
order by telephone
talk about
Match the phrasal verb with the closest meaning:
Mr. Bogdanoff got a pain shot that really knocked him out.
caused a fall
caused him to go to sleep / heavy sedation
caused him to be nauseated
caused him great pain
