Medical Science - Describing Medical Treatments

Here you will learn some English words related to the description of medical treatments, such as "lifesaving", "surgical", and "holistic".

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bionic [adjective]

related to the incorporation of artificial components with biological systems to enhance or restore functionality

Ex: Lucy 's bionic eye implant restored partial vision .

clinical [adjective]

relating to the observation, examination, and treatment of patients in a medical setting

Ex: Nurses play a crucial role in providing clinical care and monitoring patients ' vital signs .

conventional [adjective]

relating to treatment of diseases using standard, widely accepted methods of modern medicine, such as drugs, surgery, or established clinical procedures

Ex: The hospital offers both conventional and complementary care .

diagnostic [adjective]

related to identifying or determining the presence of an illness or problem by analyzing various symptoms or signs

Ex: The laboratory performed diagnostic screenings to detect abnormalities in the blood sample .

gynecological [adjective]

relating to medical practices and conditions related to the female reproductive system, including the uterus, ovaries, and other pelvic organs

Ex: The doctor explained the importance of regular gynecological exams for women 's health .

hallucinatory [adjective]

experiencing unreal sensations, often treated for mental health or substance-related reasons

Ex: Treatment aims to reduce hallucinatory occurrences .

hallucinogenic [adjective]

related to substances causing altered perceptions, considered for therapy or managed in substance misuse

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holistic [adjective]

characterized by considering overall well-being, addressing physical, mental, and social aspects

Ex: Meditation is part of a holistic wellness routine .

homeopathic [adjective]

related to a type of alternative medicine that uses extremely small amounts of natural substances, like plants or minerals, to encourage the body's own healing abilities

Ex: Many homeopathic products are available over-the-counter .

invasive [adjective]

(of medical procedures) comprising cutting into the body or body cavities

intravenously [adverb]

through or within a vein

Ex: The chemotherapy drugs were administered intravenously to treat the cancer .

manipulative [adjective]

relating to physically adjusting the body, such as in chiropractic or massage therapies for musculoskeletal issues

medical [adjective]

related to medicine, treating illnesses, and health

Ex: His medical knowledge allowed him to provide first aid in emergency situations .

noninvasive [adjective]

related to medical procedures or techniques that do not involve cutting or entering the body

Ex: Ultrasound is a noninvasive imaging technique .

orthopedic [adjective]

relating to the branch of medicine focused on the bones and joints of the body

Ex: The athlete visited the orthopedic specialist after the injury .

palliative [adjective]

relieving symptoms without curing the underlying cause

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paramedical [adjective]

of or denoting a person who is trained to provide emergency medical treatment or to aid medical professionals

postoperative [adjective]

relating to a period of time after a surgical operation

psychiatric [adjective]

relating to the study and treatment of mental illness

Ex: The hospital offers psychiatric services for patients with mental health issues .

sanitary [adjective]

clean and free from germs or contaminants

Ex: The public restroom was spotless and well-stocked with sanitary supplies .

surgical [adjective]

related to or involving medical procedures that involve making incisions in the body to treat injuries, diseases, or deformities

Ex: The surgeon wore sterile attire for the surgical intervention .

therapeutic [adjective]

(of medicine) related to actions that heal, alleviate, or prevent health issues

Ex: Therapeutic interventions aim to improve mental health .

prosthetic [adjective]

relating to or involving an artificial leg, hand, tooth, etc. used to replace or enhance missing or damaged body parts

Ex: The prosthetic arm was equipped with advanced sensors for precise movements .

lifesaving [adjective]

relating to actions or treatments that save lives in emergency or critical situations

elective [adjective]

(of a surgical or medical treatment) chosen by a patient or healthcare provider to address non-emergency health concerns or improve quality of life

pediatric [adjective]

relating to the branch of medicine that focuses on the care and treatment of children and adolescents

Ex: Pediatric dentists focus on children 's oral health .

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