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See how health vocabulary is used in everyday life, routines, and general daily conversations.
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| Audio | German | English Translation |
|---|---|---|
| Er braucht ein Pflaster für die kleine Wunde am Finger. | He needs a plaster for the small wound on his finger. | |
| Die Ärztin gibt dem Patienten ein Rezept für die Apotheke. | The doctor gives the patient a prescription for the pharmacy. | |
| Meine Schwester hat starke Kopfschmerzen und braucht Ruhe. | My sister has a severe headache and needs rest. | |
| Der Rettungswagen fährt schnell ins nächste Krankenhaus. | The ambulance drives quickly to the nearest hospital. | |
| Bei Fieber soll man viel Wasser trinken und schlafen. | When you have a fever, you should drink plenty of water and sleep. |
Test your knowledge of medical procedures, diagnoses, and treatments.
| Audio | German | English Translation |
|---|---|---|
| Der Arzt misst den Blutdruck und überprüft den Puls des Patienten. | The doctor measures the blood pressure and checks the patient's pulse. | |
| Nach der Operation benötigt der Patient noch eine längere Physiotherapie. | After the surgery, the patient still needs extended physiotherapy. | |
| Eine gesunde Ernährung stärkt das Immunsystem gegen Bakterien und Viren. | A healthy diet strengthens the immune system against bacteria and viruses. | |
| Der Chirurg erklärt die möglichen Nebenwirkungen der Behandlung im Detail. | The surgeon explains the potential side effects of the treatment in detail. | |
| Das Röntgenbild zeigt glücklicherweise keinen gebrochenen Knochen. | Fortunately, the X-ray shows no broken bone. |
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