Medicine and Technology Vocabulary

The nurse twisted the           [injection, bandage, plaster] round her knee in order to fix it.

You can prevent pain by taking a               [painkiller, vitamin pills, antiseptic] at the first warning sign.

           [Antibiotic, Anticeptic, Remedy]is used to sterialize the skin before giving an            [antibiotic, ointment, injection].

The doctor put some            [brace, anticeptic, stitches]on the cut after          [plaster, dressing, massage]

According to the packet, these               [vitamin pills, stitches, painkiller] restore lost vitality, so I always take my daily dose of it.

Your arm will have to be in         [brace, plaster, remedy] for at least six weeks.

The doctor diagnosed a throat infection and prescribed            [ointment, massage, antibiotic] and junior aspirin.

The medicine can be taken in             [nasal spray, tablet, antibiotic] or capsule form. Which do you prefer?

I'll give you some             [nasal spray, eye drops, cough syrup]but you can't go swimming until it clears up.

If you use this             [painkiller, remedy, nasal spray], your nose should clear a bit.

              [Injection, Vitamin pills, Massage] may help to increase blood flow to specific areas of the body or remove strain in muscles.

Hot lemon with honey is a good             [antibiotic, remedy, cough syrup]for colds.

The surgeon applied some          [ointment, stitches, plaster]to my burnt fingers.

Here is the             [painkiller, cough syrup, injection]. Take one capful every 4 hours until your cough goes away.

She wore a         [plaster, bandage, brace] to correct her gappy teeth.