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Common, routine, medical vocabulary

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Anonymous  +  305133 Mon, 18 Dec 06 05:45 PM

I am looking for an online resource to find a list of some common, routine medical vocabulary.

Examples: syringe, dose, elevate, soak, draw blood, stitches etc... I am especially interested in verbs. 

I haven't been able to find this information in one place. Or perhaps you have a list of "no excuse" words for your medical ESL students.

Please help me.

Thanks

Gina

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