Food Poisoning Vocabulary | Medical English for Healthcare Professionals (S3E14)
Learn Medical English with The Medical English Podcast. In this episode, we explore Food Poisoning (Foodborne Illness) — a common cause of acute gastrointestinal symptoms resulting from contaminated food or drink. You’ll learn essential medical English vocabulary including diarrhoea, nausea, toxin, dehydration, and paralysis, and practise how to explain onset, high-risk complications, and patient-friendly symptom language clearly and professionally. Strengthen your confidence when discussing red flags, clinical timing clues, and serious systemic complications related to foodborne illness in English.Enhance your communication skills with The Medical English Collection, featuring exclusive programs like OET Prep and MedSPEAK. Master healthcare communication with confidence. Start today: https://australiabiomed.com/medical-english-collectionDisclaimer: The scenarios are fictional and for educational illustration only. They do not constitute medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek qualified healthcare guidance for real patient care.
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Sunburn Vocabulary | Medical English for Healthcare Professionals (S3E13)
Learn Medical English with The Medical English Podcast. In this episode, we explore Sunburn — a common skin injury caused by overexposure to ultraviolet (UV) rays, resulting in red, painful skin that may blister and peel. You'll learn essential medical English vocabulary including blister, peel, sunscreen, hydrate, and aloe, and practise explaining prevention, treatment, and skin care in clear, patient-friendly English. Strengthen your confidence when discussing sun damage and dermatological care in English.Enhance your communication skills with the Medical English Collection, featuring exclusive programs like OET Prep and MedSPEAK. Master healthcare communication with confidence. Start today: https://australiabiomed.com/medical-english-collectionDisclaimer: The scenarios are fictional and for educational illustration only. They do not constitute medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek qualified healthcare guidance for real patient care.
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Blue Book Vocabulary | Medical English for Healthcare Professionals (S3E12)
Learn Medical English with The Medical English Podcast.In this episode, we explore the Blue Book — the Personal Health Record used in New South Wales to track a child’s growth, development, and vaccinations. You’ll learn essential medical English vocabulary for discussing immunisation, milestones, weight checks, and developmental screening, along with natural phrases to explain the record to parents and caregivers. Practise how to speak clearly and supportively when guiding families through preventive healthcare conversations.Enhance your communication skills with the Medical English Collection, featuring exclusive programs like OET Prepand MedSPEAK. Master healthcare communication with confidence.Start today: https://australiabiomed.com/medical-english-collectionDisclaimer:The scenarios are fictional and for educational illustration only. They do not constitute medical advice, diagnosis, or official procedural guidance. Always follow your local health-department recommendations for patient care and immunisation schedules.
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Scab Vocabulary | Medical English for Healthcare Professionals (S3E11)
Learn Medical English with The Medical English Podcast.In this episode, we explore Scabs — the natural crust that forms over a healing wound as the skin repairs itself. You’ll learn essential medical English vocabulary to describe healing, infection, and skin integrity, and how to explain to patients when a scab is a normal part of recovery and when it may signal infection or poor healing. Practise speaking about wound care in calm, professional English that patients understand.Enhance your communication skills with the Medical English Collection, featuring exclusive programs like OET Prepand MedSPEAK. Master healthcare communication with confidence.Start today: https://australiabiomed.com/medical-english-collectionDisclaimer:The scenarios are fictional and for educational illustration only. They do not constitute medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always consult qualified healthcare professionals for real patient care.
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Hiccups Vocabulary | Medical English for Healthcare Professionals (S3E10)
Learn Medical English with The Medical English Podcast.In this episode, we explore Hiccups — those sudden, involuntary contractions of the diaphragm that can be harmless or occasionally linked to medical conditions. You’ll learn essential medical English vocabulary to describe spasms, irritation of the diaphragm, and possible triggers like overeating, alcohol, or reflux. Practise explaining when hiccups are benign and when they might require medical attention, using clear, patient-friendly English.Enhance your communication skills with the Medical English Collection, featuring exclusive programs like OET Prepand MedSPEAK. Master healthcare communication with confidence.Start today: https://australiabiomed.com/medical-english-collectionDisclaimer:All scenarios are fictional and for educational illustration only. They do not constitute medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek professional medical guidance for real patient concerns.
Welcome to The Medical English Podcast, designed to help healthcare professionals sharpen their English language skills. Hosted by Dr. Heidi, this podcast delves into vital medical terminology, common phrases, and specialised language across diverse healthcare settings. From patient consultations to medical conferences, we break down complex jargon, share real-life scenarios, and offer practical tips to elevate your language proficiency. Tune in and elevate your professional communication with The Medical English Podcast!
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