2.1    Write the ordinary English words for the corresponding anatomical terms in the table using your medical knowledge. Look at A opposite to help you.
2.3
Anatomical term	Common word
abdomen	
axilla	
carpus	
coxa	
cubitus	
mamma	
nates	
patella	
2.2   Complete the sentences using ordinary English words. Look at A and C opposite to help yo a A male patient describing angina pectoris:
It's like a tightness across my (1)................................, and it goes up
(2)................................my (3)................................and into my left
(4)................................and (5)................................the left (6).............................
b A male patient describing renal colic:
It starts (1)................................the loin and goes into the
(2)................................and (3)................................into the testicle.
Complete the sentences. Look at A opposite to help you. Anatomical term Patient's statement
1 inguinal swelling
2 abdominal pain
3 periumbilical rash
4 thoracic pain
5 enlarged axillary node
6 mandibular pain
I've got a lump in the.................................
My little boy's got a....................'•...........ache.
I've got some spots around my......................
I've got a pain in the middle of the............
There's a painful swelling in my...................
I've got a pain in my.................................
2.4   Complete the table with words from the box. The first one has been done for you.
abdomen	elbow	loin	wrist	thigh I
knee	chest	arm	1 per	finger
Trunk
abdomen
Upper limb
Lower limb
Make a list of the words from A opposite that you find it hard to remember or that you need most often. Try to learn at least one of them every day.
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