WorksheetsVocabulary and Medical Context Quiz
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
What does it mean to be "stressed about" something?
To be relaxed about it
To be indifferent to it
To be worried or anxious about it
To be unaware of it
What does "to feel bloated" refer to?
Feeling hungry
Feeling full and swollen
Feeling tired
Feeling energetic
What does "misleading" mean?
Providing clear information
Leading in the right direction
Giving the wrong idea or impression
Being straightforward
What does "dizzy" describe?
Feeling stable
Feeling lightheaded or unsteady
Feeling sleepy
Feeling strong
What does "to be about to faint" mean?
To feel very strong
To feel like you are going to lose consciousness
To feel very happy
To feel very angry
What does "to pick up medicine" mean?
To drop off medicine
To collect medicine from a pharmacy
To throw away medicine
To create medicine
What does "over the counter" refer to in a pharmacy context?
Prescription required
Available without a prescription
Not available for purchase
Only available online
What does "congested" mean in a medical context?
Clear and open
Blocked with fluid or mucus
Free of any obstruction
Completely dry
What are "chills" in a medical context?
Feeling very hot
Feeling cold and shivering
Feeling very tired
Feeling very hungry
What does "artificial" mean?
Natural
Made by humans, not natural
Organic
Authentic
What does "contaminated" mean?
Pure and clean
Made dirty or impure
Fresh and new
Completely safe
What does "legislation" refer to?
A type of medicine
Laws or legal rules
A medical condition
A type of food
What is an "ointment" used for?
To eat
To apply on the skin for healing
To drink
To inject
What is "food poisoning"?
A type of food
Illness caused by contaminated food
A cooking method
A dietary supplement
What is a "splint" used for?
To eat
To support and immobilize a broken bone
To drink
To clean
What is the term for a device used to support an injured arm?
Stitches
Sling
Antacid
Clerk
Which word describes something that is completely clean or free from dirt?
Raw
Spotless
Intermittent
Decongestant
What is the function of an antacid?
To support a broken bone
To relieve stomach acidity
To clean surfaces
To reduce nasal congestion
What does the term "intermittent fasting" refer to?
Eating only raw foods
Alternating periods of eating and fasting
Consuming only liquids
Avoiding all carbohydrates
What does "to exempt from" mean?
To include in
To remove from obligation
To add to
To increase
