Italian Medicine Words

operation, procedure

doctor

hospital

clinic

treatment

care

visit

health

prescription

prescribe

treat

immobilisation

operate

healthcare

drug

rehabilitation

rescue, help

drug

pharmaceutical; pharmacological

DOA (dead on arrival)

medicine

psychology

ester (chemistry)

molecular

to hospitalize; to admit (to hospital)

ambulance

dose

neutrino

remedy; cure

discovery; invention

therapy; treatment

transplant patient

shelter; refuge

probe

transplant

surgeon

cocaine

euthanasia

identification

injection; shot

hospital

electromagnetic

operative

polyclinic

prosthesis, prosthetic

administration, dispensing

antibiotic

hashish

molecule

neurological

oxalates

polymer

prescribed

reabsorption

to administer

surgery

to drug

nurse

microscope

withdrawal

collateral

haemodialysis

medicine, medicinal drug

resuscitation, intensive care

sterilisation

vaccine (adjective: relating to vaccination)

heroin

pharmacy

marijuana

psychiatric

to rescue; to come to the aid of

outpatient

outpatient clinic

amphetamine

arsenic

clinical

coronary

diagnosis

Doppler

electroshock, electroconvulsive therapy

monitoring

health insurance fund

pill

rejection

sodium

to transplant

vaccination

surgical

cortisone

hospital stay; convalescence

stimulant

mental asylum

neurobiology

oncologist

tonic

suture

antidepressant

autopsy

counter-analysis

vial

gynecological

iodine

microorganism

X-ray

resonance

anesthesiologist

cannabis

fetus

physiology

folic

genetics

genome

intrauterine

irradiation, radiation

fat-soluble

neural

psychoanalyst

psychologist

rehabilitation

supplementation

plugging, packing (a cavity)

toxicity

Viagra

stretcher

biophysics

contraindication

physiotherapy

medical

methanol

neurology

neuroscience

pediatric

plasma

to reabsorb

thermal baths

thermometer

ticket, co-payment

amputation

to anaesthetize

anti-inflammatory

enema, clyster

ecstasy (MDMA drug)

endocrinologist

infirmary

leper colony

asylum-related

prenatal, antenatal

psychiatrist

paracetamol, acetaminophen (Tylenol)