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Have you ever wondered how to ask for a "Thermometer" in a foreign pharmacy? Or perhaps you're volunteering abroad and need to know how to request "Medical gloves" or a "Wheelchair." Knowing these terms not only equips you to handle real-life situations effectively but also gives you a sense of security and readiness. The words you'll learn can help you navigate healthcare environments with confidence, from hospitals and clinics to your own first-aid kit.
Medical supplies :: Arabic vocabulary
Medical emergencies or healthcare situations don't send an invitation; they can occur anytime, anywhere. That's why Arabic Lesson 88 focuses on something we all hope we'll never need but are grateful to know: the Arabic vocabulary for medical supplies. This Arabic lesson is more than just a compilation of terms; it's a practical guide that prepares you for a variety of situations where understanding medical supplies could be critical. Whether you're travelling abroad, dealing with a minor mishap at home, or pursuing a career in healthcare, this Arabic lesson is an invaluable resource.
This Arabic lesson introduces you to a wide array of items that you may encounter in a medical setting or emergency. You'll learn about basic comfort supplies like a "Heating pad" and "Ice pack," as well as supportive devices like a "Sling" for an injured arm and "Crutches" for walking assistance. Terms like "Thermometer" and "Syringe" relate to medical testing and treatments. Then you have "Gauze" and "Bandage," which are essential for wound care. For more specialized situations, you'll cover items like "Catheter," "Cotton swab," and even "Medical gloves" and "Mask," which have become particularly relevant in modern healthcare. By the end of this Arabic lesson, you'll have a well-rounded understanding of medical supplies, putting you a step ahead in healthcare-related discussions or emergencies.