Angličtina ve farmacii a zdravotnictví

Take off all your clothes. (take off=svléknout)

Lie on the couch. (couch=lehátko)

Cover yourself with the blanket. (blanket=deka)

Slip off your shoes. (slip off=zout si)

Roll your sleeve up. (rol lup=vyhrnout)

Please lie on your tummy. (tummy=břicho)

Turn over and lie on your back. (turn over=obrátit se)

Roll over onto your left side. (roll over=otočit se)

Bend your knees. (bend=skrčit)

Sit up. (si tup=posadit se)

Lean forward. (lean forward=předklonit se)

Get off the couch and stand up. (get off=zvednout se)

Walk across the room. (walk=projít se)

You can get dressed now. (get dressed=obléknout se)

Don’t hurry. (hurry=spěchat)

Breathe through your mouth. (mouth=ústa)

Hold your breath for a moment. (hold breath=zadržet dech)

Show me where you get this pain. (show=ukázat)

Any tenderness here? (tenderness=citlivost)

Come and sit down. (sit down=posadit se)

Také off everything to your underwear. (underwear=spodní prádlo)

Just relax. (Uvolněte se.)

Let me look at your ankles. (ankle=kotník)

Bend your knees. (bend=pokrčit)

Stare u pat the ceiling. (Podívejte se do stropu.)

I’ll just feel under your arms. (feel=prohmatat)

I’m going to listen to your heart now. (listen to=poslouchat)

Sit forward. (Posaďte se rovně.)

I’d like you to have an X-ray of your shoulder. (X-ray=rentgen)

I’ll give you a prescription. (prescription=recept)

You’ll need an operation. (operation=operace)

I’m afraid the lump is a breast cancer. (lump=bulka)

Don’t worry about this. (to worry about=dělat si starosti)

It’s quite a common condition. (condition=stav)

Well, the trouble is bronchitis. (bronchitis=bronchitida)

The main cause of it is smoking. (cause=příčina)

I’m sure of it. (to be sure=být si jistý)

I see you’ve been anaemic. (anaemic=anemický)

Your left eyelid is lower than your right. (eyelid=oční víčko)

I’ll take your blood pressure. (blood pressure=krevní tlak)

It os obviously nervous tension. (tension=vypětí)

You kidneys aren’t working well. (kidneys=ledviny)

I’m going to tickle your feet. (tickle=polechtat)

You’ll feel a jab. (jab=malé píchnutí)

There are several forms of treatment. (treatment=léčba)

It’s a formo f psoriasis. (psoriasis=lupénka)

How old are you? (old=starý)

Have you got a partner? (have got=mít)

Have you got any children? (children=děti)

How old was your father when he died? (die=zemřít)

What did he die of? (die of=zemřít na)

Are you well? (Jste v pořádku?)

Do you belch? (belch=říhat)

What do you do? (what=co)

Do you work full time? (full time=plný úvazek)

Do you work part time? (part time=částečný úvazek)

Do you work shifts? (shift=směna)

How long have you had this job? (job=zaměstnání)

Are you happy at work? (happy=šťastný)

How do you spend your free time? (spend=trávit)

Do you také any exercise? (do exercise=sportovat)

Have you had any hobbies? (hobby=koníček)

Do you smoke? (smoke=kouřit)

How many cigarettes do you smoke a day? (how many=kolik)

When did you give up smoking? (give up=přestat)

How much do you drink a week? (drink=pít)

Have you tried any drugs? (drugs=drogy)

Have you ever taken any hard drugs? (hard=tvrdý)

Do you ever feel under stress? (under stress=ve stresu)

What sort of things make you stressed? (sort=druh)

How do you feel? (feel=cítit se)

Do you have a regular partner? (regular=stálý)

Do you use any conctraception? (contraception=antikoncepce)

Did you have any problem with your pregnancies? (pregnancy=těhotenství)

Is there anything else you’d like to tell me? (anything else=ještě něco)

Do you often get out of breath? (get out of breath=zadýchávat se)

Have you go tany animals at home? (animal=zvíře)

Is there anyone else in the family with hay fever? (hay fever=senná rýma)

Does he often have these attacks? (attack=záchvat)

Do you cough up phlegm? (phlegm=hlen)

Do your feet ever swell? (swell=natékat)

Is your digestion all right? (digestion=zažívání)

Are you still having the pain? (pain=bolest)

How often do you get the pain now? (how often=jak často)

Does it wake you up from sleep? (sleep=spánek)

Have you been sick? (Je Vám na zvracení?)

Did you have a blood test las May? (blood test=vyšetření krve)

Has anything else troubled you? (trouble=trápit)

How long has all this gone on? (go on=trvat)

Do your legs give away? (give away=podlomit se)

Do you suffer from headaches? (suffer=trpět)

Have you lost any weight? (lose weight=zhubnout)

What are these pale patches on your cheeks? (patches=skvrny)

Hasn’t your water been darker? (water=moč)

Have you ever been jaundiced? (to be jaundiced=mít žloutenku)

Is your tummy swollen? (swollen=nadmutý)

Do you suffer from heartburn? (heartburn=pálení žáhy)

Are your hands always cold? (hands=ruce)

Have you ever brought up blood? (bring up=zvracet)

Are the bowels all right? (bowels=střeva)

Have you ever seen any blood in your motions? (motions=stolice)

Do you have to get up early? (get up=vstávat)

Does it hurt down here? (hurt=bolet)

Does the light or noise upset you? (upset=rozčilovat)

What pain-killers help you? (pain-killers=léky proti bolesti)

Is your vision normally OK? (vision=zrak)

Do you have speech difficulty? (speech=řeč)

Do you have problems with balance? (balance=rovnováha)

Don’t you have double vision? (double vision=dvojité vidění)

Do you have any tingling of the feet? (tingling=mravenčení)

Are your hands stiff? (stiff=ztuhlý)

Can you feel me touching your legs? (touch=dotknout se)

Do you have a pain in your joints? (join=kloub)

Are you still having hypos? (hypos=hypoglykemické záchvaty)

Have you had any bruising? (bruising=modřiny)

Any bleeding from the gums? (gums=dásně)

May I examine you? (examine=vyšetřit)

What can I do for you? (do=udělat)

Are they itchy? (Svědí to?)

Any hair loss? (hair loss=ztráta vlasů)

Have you had any problems with clots in the legs? (clots=sraženiny)

Have you had any problems with miscarriages? (miscarriage=samovolný potrat)

Are you taking any medicines at the moment? (medicines=léky)

Did you have a pain in the loin? (loin=bedra)

Do you still get migraine? (migraine=migréna)

I’ve kept petting a roaring in my ears. (roaring=hučení)

I’ve had a giddiness. (giddiness=závratě)

I’ve been on a strict diet. (to be on a diet=držet dietu)

I have a sharp pain in my stomac. (sharp=ostrý)

I’m petting pain all over my body. (Bolí mě celé tělo.)

I have a rash on my arm. (rash=vyrážka)

I’ve been sweating. (Potím se.)

I have a throbbing headache. (throbbing=škubavý)

My eyes are running. (Slzí mi oči.)

I’ve got palpitations. (palpitations=bušení srdce)

My legs are heavy. (heavy=těžký)

I have some pelvic pain. (pelvic pain=bolest v podbřišku)

I’ve got a temperature. (temperature=teplota)

I’ve got sore throat. (sore throat=bolest v krku)

I’m very congested. (to be congested=mít zácpu)

I’ve got diarrhoea. (diarrhoea=průjem)

I’ve got a lump. (lump=otok)

I’ve got a swollen my ankle. (swollen=nateklý)

I’ve got a pain in my back. (back=záda)

I’ve got a pain in my chest. (chest=hrudník)

I think I’ve pulled a muscle in my leg. (pull=natáhnout si)

I’m asthmatic. (asthmatic=astmatik)

I’m diabetic. (diabetic=diabetik)

I’m epileptic. (epileptic=epileptik)

I need another inhaler. (inhaler=inhalátor)

I need some more insulin. (insulin=inzulín)

I’ve got very little energy. (Cítím se velice slabě.)

I’ve been feeling depressed. (depressed=deprimovaný)

I think I might be pregnant. (pregnant=těhotná)

I need a sick note. (sic knote=neschopenka)

What do you recommend for a cold?

Do you have anything for a sore throat?

What do you suggest for an upset stomach?

I need something for a headache.

I need this prescription filled.

I’ve had a runny nose for a couple of days.

I need some band-aides and sun screen.

Do you have something for a headache?

Do you have something for a car sickness?

Do you have something for a diarrhoea?

I have a rash.

Is it safe for children?

I have low energy because I am anaemic.

My throat infection went away after I started the antibiotics.

The anti-depressants helped me get on with life after Lucy died.

I've made you an appointment with a specialist in three week's time.

The arthritis in her hands is so bad.

I carry an inhaler when I run because I have asthma.

I have a stomach ulcer.

I have a cough.

I have a fever.

I feel nauseous.

I need some sleeping pills.

I can’t sleep.

I keep shivering.

I have difficulty breathing.

I have heartburn.

I have sunburn.

I’m having motion sickness.

I am diabetic.

I have toothache.

You could try these tablets.

There throat lozenges should work.

Why don’t you try aspirin?

Good morning, may I help you?

This decongestant is very effective, but be careful using it.

Il causes drowsiness and you shouldn’t drink any alkohol when taking this.

Také it three times a day before meals.

Také it two times a day after meals.

You will need to visit your doctor to get another prescription.

I'd like to see you a year from now for a routine check-up.

This pain medication should relieve some of your discomfort.

I understand that this disease runs in your family.

You will have to wear a sling because of your dislocated shoulder.