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"She stayed in bed all day because she had a temperature." start learning
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A body temperature higher than normal, often indicating a fever due to illness.
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"After spending hours on the beach without sunscreen, he got a severe sunburn." start learning
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Red and painful skin caused by overexposure to the sun’s rays.
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"I had to leave work early because I was feeling sick." start learning
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The act of expelling the contents of the stomach through the mouth. Czynność polegająca na wydaleniu zawartości żołądka przez usta.
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"I can’t stop sneezing because of this cold." start learning
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A sudden, involuntary expulsion of air through the nose and mouth, often due to allergies or illness. quick release of air from the nose
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"After the fall, her ankle's swollen, and she could barely walk." start learning
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Her ankle has become larger than usual, often due to injury or inflammation.
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"She had to take a day off because her back hurts from sitting too long." start learning
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She feels pain or discomfort in her back.
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8. Her finger is bleeding "Be careful with the knife; her finger is bleeding after she accidentally cut herself." start learning
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Blood is coming out of her finger due to a cut or injury.
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"He’s drinking tea with honey to soothe his sore throat." start learning
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it hurts when he talks or swallows food
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"She got diarrhoea after eating food from a street vendor." start learning
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Frequent, loose, or watery bowel movements. he's been to the toilet five times this morning
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"It was so hot in the room that he fainted." start learning
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He has lost consciousness temporarily. it's so hot in the room that he's lost consciousness.
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"After hiking all day in new shoes, she got a blister on her heel." start learning
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A small bubble on the skin filled with fluid, caused by friction, burns, or irritation. he's been walking in uncompotable shoes
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"I think I’ve caught a cold because my nose won’t stop running." start learning
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A common viral infection causing sneezing, coughing, and a runny nose. he's sneezing a lot and he has a cough
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"The flu kept him in bed for a whole week." start learning
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A viral infection causing fever, body aches, fatigue, and respiratory symptoms. he has a temperature and he aches all over
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He feels that everything is spinning round
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"He’s unconscious after the accident, and we’re waiting for the ambulance." start learning
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He is not awake and not responsive. he's breathing, but his eyes are closed and he can't hear or feel anything
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"She had an allergic reaction to peanuts, and her face started swelling." start learning
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The body’s immune response to a substance (e.g., food, pollen), causing symptoms like rashes or swelling. He was stung by a wasp and now he has a rash and difficulty breathing
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18. He's sprained his ankle "He sprained his ankle during the football match." start learning
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He has injured the ligaments in his ankle by twisting it. he fell badly and now it's swollen
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19. High/low blood pressure "Her doctor advised her to monitor her high blood pressure regularly." start learning
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Higher or lower than normal pressure of blood against the artery walls.
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"He had food poisoning after eating undercooked chicken." start learning
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Illness caused by eating contaminated or spoiled food. he ate some prawns that were off
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"He started choking on a piece of steak, and someone had to perform the Heimlich maneuver." start learning
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Difficulty breathing due to an object blocking the airway. he was eating a steak and a piece got stuck in his throat
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"She got a burn on her hand while cooking." start learning
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Damage to the skin caused by heat, chemicals, or radiation. he's burnt his hand. He split some boiling water on himself.
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"The doctor prescribed some painkillers for his back pain." start learning
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Medicines that relieve pain.
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"You’ll need antibiotics for that throat infection." start learning
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Medicines used to treat bacterial infections.
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"They wrapped a bandage around his injured knee." start learning
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A strip of material used to cover and protect a wound.
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"Take these tablets twice a day after meals." start learning
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Solid doses of medicine that are swallowed.
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"He passed out from dehydration after running the marathon." start learning
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Fainted or lost consciousness.
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"If you’re feeling dizzy, you should lie down for a while." start learning
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To recline or rest in a horizontal position.
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"The boat ride made him so seasick that he had to throw up." start learning
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"It took her a week to get over the flu." start learning
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To recover from an illness or emotional difficulty.
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"He came round a few minutes after fainting." start learning
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"I have a headache, and my whole body aches." start learning
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"I’m allergic to cats, so I start sneezing whenever I’m near one." start learning
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Having a reaction to a particular substance, like pollen or certain foods.
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"She gave the child water after he stopped choking on the candy." start learning
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Struggling to breathe due to a blockage in the throat or airway.
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"Call 911 if there’s an emergency." start learning
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A sudden, urgent situation requiring immediate action.
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"The athlete’s knee injury ended his career." start learning
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Harm or damage to the body.
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"She developed a rash after using that new lotion." start learning
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A skin condition characterized by redness, bumps, or irritation.
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"He remained unconscious after the accident until the paramedics arrived." start learning
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Not awake or aware of surroundings.
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