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Science Médicale - Verbes Généraux Liés à la Médecine

Ici, vous apprendrez quelques verbes anglais généraux liés à la médecine, tels que « prescrire », « injecter » et « anesthésier ».

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to admit

(of a hospital) to take in a patient so that they can receive treatment

admettre

admettre

[verbe]
to certify

to officially confirm compliance with established standards or requirements

[verbe]
to commit

to officially order to send a person to prison, psychiatric hospital, etc.

[verbe]
to cure

to make someone regain their health

guérir

guérir

[verbe]
to hospitalize

to send someone to hospital for medical treatment

hospitaliser

hospitaliser

[verbe]
to medicalize

to classify or interpret a non-medical condition, behavior, or aspect of life in terms of medical concepts or frameworks, often resulting in medical intervention or treatment

[verbe]
to prescribe

(of a healthcare professional) to tell someone what drug or treatment they should get

prescrire

prescrire

[verbe]
to treat

to provide medical care such as medicine or therapy to heal injuries, illnesses, or wounds and make someone better

traiter

traiter

[verbe]
to readmit

to accept a patient into a hospital shortly after discharge for a second or subsequent time

réadmettre

réadmettre

[verbe]
to dispense

to prepare and provide medicine to patients according to a doctor's orders

préparer

préparer

[verbe]
to dose

to give or measure out a specific amount of medication or substance

[verbe]
to inject

to insert a liquid, especially a drug, into the body by using a syringe

faire une injection à

faire une injection à

[verbe]
to inoculate

to boost the immunity system of a person or animal against a disease by vaccination

vacciner

vacciner

[verbe]
to overdose

to give or take an excessive amount of a drug at a given time, which could be fatal

faire une overdose

faire une overdose

[verbe]
to take

to consume a drug, medication, or substance in a specified manner, such as swallowing, inhaling, or injecting

prendre

prendre

[verbe]
to vaccinate

to protect a person or an animal against a disease by giving them a preventive shot against specific diseases

vacciner

vacciner

[verbe]
to come off

to stop taking medicine, a drug, alcohol, etc.

arrêter

arrêter

[verbe]
to administer

to give someone medicines, drugs, etc.

administrer

administrer

[verbe]
to discharge

to allow a patient to leave the hospital because they have recovered and no longer need to receive inpatient care

laisser sortir

laisser sortir

[verbe]
to tape

to tie an injury or a wound with tape, particularly adhesive tape

scotcher

scotcher

[verbe]
to infuse

to slowly administer a drug or other substance through a needle or catheter into the bloodstream

infuser

infuser

[verbe]
to isolate

to keep a person or an animal apart to stop a contagious illness from spreading

isoler

isoler

[verbe]
to medicate

to administer a drug or treat a patient using drugs

traiter

traiter

[verbe]
to revive

to make a person become conscious again

ranimer

ranimer

[verbe]
to self-medicate

to attempt to medicate oneself without the doctor's permission

se médicamenter

se médicamenter

[verbe]
to self-quarantine

to keep oneself away from others for a period of time in order to prevent the spread of an infectious disease

se confiner volontairement

se confiner volontairement

[verbe]
to anesthetize

to administer drugs to a patient in order to prevent pain or to induce a loss of consciousness during surgery or medical procedures

anesthésier

anesthésier

[verbe]
to bandage

to cover a wound or part of the body with a piece of cloth for protection

bander

bander

[verbe]
to detox

to undergo a process to remove toxins, typically associated with substances like drugs or alcohol, from the body

[verbe]
to dress

to clean the wound properly and apply bandages in order to promote healing and to protect it from further harm

panser

panser

[verbe]
to heal

to cause a person or thing to return to a state of physical or emotional health

guérir

guérir

[verbe]
to immunize

to protect an animal or a person from a disease by vaccination

immuniser

immuniser

[verbe]
to irrigate

to cleanse a wound or body cavity with a liquid, usually saline solution, for hygiene or therapeutic purposes

[verbe]
to manipulate

to skillfully adjust or move body parts for diagnostic, therapeutic, or corrective purposes

[verbe]
to rehabilitate

to help someone to restore to a healthy and independent state after a period of imprisonment, addiction, illness, etc.

réinsérer

réinsérer

[verbe]
to resuscitate

to bring someone to a state of consciousness, typically by administering medical aid or CPR

réanimer

réanimer

[verbe]
to sedate

to give a calming substance to a person or animal, often for medical reasons or to reduce anxiety

administrer un sédatif à

administrer un sédatif à

[verbe]
to stabilize

to make something steady and prevent it from fluctuating

stabiliser

stabiliser

[verbe]
to sterilize

to remove all bacteria or other microorganisms from something

[verbe]
to strap

to bind or cover a wound or an injured part of the body with a strip of cloth

sangler

sangler

[verbe]
to swab

to clean, apply medication to, or remove liquid from a wound using a swab

nettoyer avec un tampon

nettoyer avec un tampon

[verbe]
to tranquillize

to make a person or animal calm or unconscious using drugs, like sedatives

administrer un sédatif à

administrer un sédatif à

[verbe]
to donate

to give parts of one's body like blood, organs, tissues or other substances for medical purposes such as research, transplants, or treatment

[verbe]
to come around

to awaken from a state of unconsciousness

reprendre connaissance

reprendre connaissance

[verbe]
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