Listening Framework Elementary 3 (E) Unit 5

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ambulance

n. a vehicle that takes sick or hurt people to a hospital
The ambulance arrived quickly.

bandage

n. a strip of cloth to cover a cut or wound
The nurse puts a bandage on his arm.

emergency

n. a serious, sudden problem that needs quick help
The doctor comes quickly in an emergency.

medicine

n. a drug you take to feel better
Take your medicine after meals.

patient

n. a person getting medical care a store that sells medicine
Doctors help many patients.

pharmacy

n. a store that sells medicine
She goes to the pharmacy to buy medicine.

wheelchair

n. a chair with wheels for people who cannot walk well
The wheelchair helps people move easily.

X-ray

n. a special picture of bones inside the body
He sees his broken bone in the X-ray.

infection

n. when germs get in the body and make you sick
This medicine treats infection.

recover

v. to get well again
He will recover soon.

relieved

adj. feeling better and less worried
She was relieved to hear the news.

treatment

n. care to make someone healthy again
He needs treatment for his leg.

bleed

v. to lose blood from the body
His nose began to bleed.

bump

n. a raised area on skin after you hit something
I got a bump on my head.

cast

n. a hard cover to keep a broken bone still
He has a cast on his arm after the accident.

scrape

n.; v. a small injury that removes skin; to rub and hurt the skin
He has a scrape on his knee.

lick

v. to pass your tongue over something
The dog licked my hand.

paw

n. the foot of an animal such as a cat or dog
The cat raised its paw.

pause

v. to stop for a short time
She paused before answering.

siren

n. a loud sound that warns people of danger
The police car has a loud siren.