Thesaurus

Thesaurus is a book containing a classified list of synonyms and or definitions.

Simple languague thesaurus of health terms

• abdomen stomach, stomach area, belly, tummy

• ability skill

• abolish end, do away with, get rid of

• abrasion cut, scratch, scrape

• absenteeism missing work or school

• absorption take in, soak up

• accelerate hurry, speed up, make worse, make more severe

• accessible available, on hand, understandable, usable (handicapped)

• accommodate house, let stay with, give shelter, adjust, adapt

• accompany go with, take with (medicine)

• accomplish do, finish

• accumulate add up, gather, collect

• accurate true, right, correct

• acellular vaccine a vaccine that only contains part of the virus

• Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome AIDS; a disease that makes it hard for your body to fight diseases

• active immunity being able to fight off a specific disease once you have had that disease

• acute sudden start, short term, quick

• additional extra, added, more

• adequate enough, the right amount

• adhere stick, follow

• adjacent beside, next to, near, touching

• antigen germ, bacteria, virus, poison, something in your body that your body tries to fight off, something that helps your body fight disease

• anti-inflammatory a drug to reduce swelling, something that reduces swelling and pain, aspirin, cortisone, a drug that brings down the swelling

• antiphospholipid antibody test a test to see if you’re at risk for blood clots

• antiviral medicine, drug that fights viruses

• anti-virus medicine medicine, drug that fight viruses like the flu

• anxiety fear, worry

• appellant name, name of the person, you, person making an appeal

• applicant your name, name of the person, person who is applying

• apply use, put on, rub onto, sign up for

• appreciate thank, be grateful

• appropriate take, take over, a good fit, proper, right

• approximate about, guess, around, near, close

• aptitude ability, skill, gift, talent

• arguably maybe, perhaps, possibly, could be

• arthralgia pain, pain in your joints

• arthritis pain in joints; disease of the joints that causes swelling, pain, heat, and a sense of stiffness

• ascertain find, find out, learn, make certain

• asphyxiate choke, smother, suffocate

• assess review, sum up, evaluate, to determine value

• assist help, aid

• association group, relation, organization

• asthma disease, breathing disease; long term disease of swelling of the airways of the lungs; lung disease where you have trouble breathing; disease of lungs or respiratory system

• asymptomatic infection when you’re sick, but you don’t feel bad, no symptoms

• asymptomatic someone who is sick but does not feel or look sick

• at the present time now, right now

• atherosclerosis hardening of the arteries, clogged blood vessels

• attack violent start, suddenly overcome by a disease, begin to harm

• attempt try, effort

• attenuated vaccine vaccine, vaccine that has a weakened form of the virus in it

• attire clothes, clothing, to dress, wear

• authentic original, real, true, actual

• authorize allow, approve, give the power to

• autism brain disorder, illness that makes it hard for someone to talk to other people

• autoimmune disease disease that makes your body attack itself

• autonomous free, by itself, independent

• avail help, aid

• available on hand, at hand, ready, near-by, handy

• avian flu bird flu

• avoid do not

• B cells disease fighting cells, cells that are made inside your bones and help fight disease, white blood cells

• bacteria germs

• behavior modification developing new habits, changing what you do, stopping bad habits

• beneficial good, good for, helpful, useful

• beneficiary someone who receives, person who comes out ahead

• benefit help, aid

• benign not a danger, not harmful, easily treated

• benign not cancer

• bereavement grief after death, loss, sadness, mourning

• beverage drink, fluids, liquids

• biannual every two years, twice a year, two times every year

• bilateral with both sides considered, two-sided, when both sides get a say, even, balanced

• bioterrorism spreading virus or disease to cause fear or hurt

• BMI a measure of body fat based on height and weight

• biota plants and animals

• bona fide real, true

• bone density test bone strength test, a test of how solid and how strong your bones are

• bone marrow area (or the space) inside your bones where blood cells are made

• booster shots a shot you get months or years after your vaccine shot, to keep you safe from that disease

• brachial neuritis swelling of the nerves in your arms

• breakthrough infection getting a disease even though you’ve been vaccinated against it

• bronchial tubes the tubes letting air in and out of the lungs

• bronchodilator medicine, drug that helps you breathe easier

• bursitis swollen, painful joints, disease that causes joint pain

• by means of by, using, with

• by which time by then

• cancer cancer

• capacity size, amount something holds, ability, space, number open

• carcinogen cancer-causing

• cardiologist heart doctor

• cardiology medical department that treats heart problems

• cardiovascular having to do with the heart and blood vessels

• caries cavities, tooth decay

• carrier someone who is sick and can get other people sick; animal that is sick and can make other animals sick

• cartilage the smooth covering on the end of bones

• case fatality ratio how many people die from a disease

• cataracts a clouding of the eye that makes it hard for people to see, cloudy eyesight, cloudy vision

• catastrophe disaster, tragedy

• causal association causes, leads to, can cause causes your body to react

• cauterize to burn a piece of the skin or tissue (usually to stop bleeding)

• cease end, stop, quit

• censure blame, punish

• central nervous system brain and spinal cord

• cerebral hemorrhage stroke

• cerebrovascular disease stroke

• cervix the lower part of the uterus

• cessation stopping, quitting, ending

• characteristic mark, trait, feature

• characterize tell about, describe, define

• chronic long term, long-lasting

• chronic disease long-lasting disease, disease that lasts for years

• chronic health condition constant health problem, something that effects your health for a long period of time

• chronic obstructive pulmonary disease lung disease, such as asthma or emphysema

• chronic constant, never ending, does not go away, long term, lasting a long time

• circulation blood flow, flow of blood through the body

• circumstance event, situation, facts

• clade a group of animals that can all get the same disease

• client you, name of person

• clinical work, studies, a medical setting that involves patients

• clinical medical, work or studies in a medical setting that involve patients

• clinically ill sick, diseased

• close proximity near, near by, close, close to

• coagulate clot, set, clump together

• coerce force, make, press

• contaminant pollutant, poison, harmful ingredient, harmful chemical

• contaminate spoil, infect, dirty, poison, pollute, taint

• contemplate think about, consider

• continue to keep on, still, remain

• contraceptive birth control

• contract arrange, agree, make smaller and shorter

• contraindication dangerous to give, not good for, when a drug or procedure may be harmful

• contribute help, give

• control manage, have power over, take care of

• contusion bruise

• convenient easy to use, on hand, handy, useful

• convulsion seizure, spasm

• co-operate help, work together, assist

• COPD Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease, emphysema, a lung disease that makes breathing hard

• coronary heart disease heart disease

• coronary thrombosis heart attack

• correspond agree with, match, write, email

• corroborate confirm, agree with

• corticosteroids asthma drug, asthma medicine

• cot death SIDS, sudden infant death syndrome

• cough etiquette how to cough or sneeze

• countermeasures drugs to help fight sickness; flu shots; vaccines

• crib death SIDS, sudden infant death syndrome

• criterion sign, standard

• Crohn’s Disease digestion disease

• cure heal, fix, make better; make completely better

• currently now, at this moment, right now

• cushingoid signs of high doses of medicine, drug

• cutaneous skin related, about the skin

• cystitis infection causing pain when you urinate

• dander flakes of skin

• deceased dead

• decompose decay, rot, break down

• decontaminate clean, kill germs, disinfect, purify, sterilize

• decrease take less, cut back, drop, lower, fall

• deficiency lack, not enough

• deficient lacking, not enough, poor

• deformity a change from the normal shape, not normal, not a normal shape, oddly shaped

• degenerative weaken, worsen, decline, decay, droop

• dehydrate need water, water loss, remove water

• deltoid arm muscle

• dementia memory loss that gets worse over time, Alzheimer’s

• demonstrate prove, show

• demyelinating disorder nerve disease

• deoxygenated no oxygen

• deplete empty, take all of, reduce, sap

• discoloration change in color, not the color it normally is, odd color

• discontinue stop, end, quit

• discuss talk about, talk with

• disease illness, sickness

• disguise hide

• display show

• dissemination (disseminate) spread, distribute, send out, make available

• distinguish tell apart, set apart

• distribute hand out, give, spread

• domicile home, house

• donate to give

• donation gift, present

• dose amount of medicine, chemical, or radiation; amount, size

• drowsy sleepy

• dust fine, dry earth, powdery dirt

• dwelling home, house

• dyspepsia indigestion, heartburn

• economical cheap, low cost, low priced

• effect make, result

• effective works well, good, strong

• efficacy rate how well something works

• EKG heart test, test of your heart

• electrolytes blood salts, a type of necessary salt found in blood

• elevate raise, lift, make higher

• eliminate stop, end, drop, get rid of

• emaciated very thin, starving

• embolism blood clot

• emphasize stress, point out, highlight

• emphysema a lung disease, Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD)

• encephalitis swelling of the brain

• encephalopathy brain dysfunction

• endocrine related to the hormone producing systems

• enhance add to, improve

• environment all the things around you in your daily life, at home and at work

• environmental control removing harmful things from your home and work; doing something to improve the space you live in and the air you breathe

• epidemic disease that most people get, widespread sickness

• epidemiology disease study

• episode event, set amount of time, attack, brief time

• epizootic widespread disease in animals

• equilibrium balance

• equivalent of equal to

• erosions small pits, small holes in teeth or bones

• erythematosus red rash on the face

• escalate worsen, make worse, get worse, increase, grow

• ESR a blood test

• etiology the cause of

• evident plain to see, visible, seen

• exacerbate worsen, make worse

• excess rate how many people become seriously sick during a pandemic

• excessive too much

• exert work hard, push, struggle, exercise

• exertion effort, work

• exhale breathe out

• exhibit show, display

• expectorate spit, cough, spit out

• experience feel, have, go through

• expertise knowledge, skill, know-how, training

• exposure around, been around, contact, come in contact with family history health information about your close relatives

• extend make longer

• facilitate make easier, help

• factor cause, reason

• failed to did not

• fallacy error, myth, not true

• fast go without any food or drink, not eat or drink anything

• fatigue tired, weak feeling of the whole body, feeling tired all over

• feasible possible, doable, workable, can be done, can do

• febrile caused by a fever, feverish

• finalize complete, end, finish, settle

• flare a period of time when symptoms of a disease are worse, when your disease hurts more than normal

• flexible moving easily, stretch easily, bend and stretch without hurting

• fluctuate change, rise and fall, go back and forth from high to low

• fracture break

• frequently often, commonly, normally, regularly, many times

• fundamental basic, real

• gamete sex cell, egg or sperm

• generation time time needed for disease to spread from one person to another

• genetics family traits, science or study of family traits or how traits (eye color, etc.) are passed from parent to child, study of blood relatives

• glaucoma eye disease, increased eye pressure; an eye disease that can lead to blindness

• glucose sugar, energy

• gradually slowly, over time

• Guillain-Barre Syndrome GBS; a disease that makes it hard to move

• H5N1 bird flu virus

• Haemophilus influenzae type b Hib; a lung disease

• homologous similar, like, alike

• hormone chemical, natural or manmade chemical that effects your growth, chemicals that help different parts of your body know how they should work

• host person; animal

• HPAI a dangerous bird flu

• HPV a virus that can cause cervical cancer

• humidify to moisten air

• hyperlipidemia high cholesterol

• hypertensive heart disease high blood pressure

• hypersensitivity strong reaction

• hypertension high blood pressure

• hyposensitivity weak reaction

• hypotension low blood pressure

• identical same, exactly the same

• illness rate or clinical

• attack rate number of sick people; (Use a ratio like “3 in every 10 New Yorkers are sick” or a percentage like “30 percent of all Floridians are sick.”)

• illustrate show, draw, picture

• immediately at once, right away

• immerse put completely in, completely cover

• immune globulin something in your blood that helps fight disease

• immune when your body can protect itself from a disease; protected from

• incident of national significance national emergency

• incise cut

• incision cut

• incisors front teeth, front “biting” teeth

• inclement harsh, extreme, dangerous

• incorrect wrong, not true, false

• increase add to, raise

• incubation period the length of time a disease is in someone’s body before they feel or look sick

• indicate suggest, point to

• indication sign, signal

• indigenous local to, comes from, native

• individual person, you, man, woman

• inexpensive cheap, low cost, low priced

• infect disease spread by germ or virus, to get sick, to make someone sick, to spread a disease

• infection control how to avoid sickness

• infection illness caused by germs, a sickness you get from germs

• infectious agent virus, germs, something that makes you sick, disease, flu, parasite

• infectious something that can spread disease

• inflame make hot, red, or swollen; swollen

• inflammation swelling, injury, sore

• Inflammatory Bowel Disease digestive system disease, intestinal problems

• influenza flu

• inform tell

• infusion put fluids or drugs directly into your blood

• ingestion eating, drinking, swallowing

• inhalation breathing, breathing in

• inhale breathe in; take a breath

• inhaler breathing medicine/drug, asthma medicine

• inherent natural, built in, native

• inherit acquire, get, obtain, be left

• inheritance passing of traits (such as eye color) from parent to child

• inhibit check, bar, forbid, stop

• initial first, earliest, basic

• injection shot, to give medicine by needle, booster, dose

• inquire ask

• instrument tool

• insufficient not enough, too little, failing, poor

• integrate combine with, make part of

• intention goal, aim, desire, end

• internal organs inside parts of your body (heart, lungs, stomach, kidneys, etc.)

• interrupt stop, break

• intrauterine device IUD, birth control

• intravenous (IV) into your vein; into your blood stream, putting drugs or fluids directly into your blood

• investigational vaccine vaccine still being tested

• irrefutable certain, final, obvious, proven

• irritable sensitive, complaining, grouchy, testy

• irritant bother; pain, pest, problem

• isolate a specific type of virus; a specific type of flu

• isolation of ill people staying away from people who are sick; keeping sick people at home

• jaundice skin and eyes turn yellow

• joint place where two bones come together (knee, elbow, etc.)

• kidney kidney, organ that filters blood

• lacerate cut, tear

• laceration cut, tear

• ligament a strong band of tissue that holds your joints together

• live vaccine a vaccine that has a weakened form of the virus in it

• localized in a small area, only in one place

• locate find, place, settle, turn up

• location place, spot

• long-term for a long time, over a long period of time

• lower respiratory infection pneumonia

• lung function measure of how strong your lungs are

• lungs breathing organs

• lymphatic related to the lymph system

• lymphocytes lymph cells

• macrophage disease-fighting cell

• macular a discolored spot on your skin

• magnitude extent, size, how serious

• maintain take care of, keep

• mammogram test to check the health of the breast

• malignant cancer

• manage control, direct, be in charge of, take care of, watch

• manifest clear, plain, evident

• maximum the largest possible, the most

• medication drug, pill, medicine

• medicine drug

• memory cell a cell that helps your body quickly fight diseases that you’ve gotten before

• menopause women’s “change of life”, the change, time in a woman's life when her periods stops

• mentality frame of mind, mind, outlook, feeling

• metabolism process of getting energy from food, converting food into energy

• mg milligram

• microbes very tiny fungi, sometimes viruses, that are too small too see; bacteria, protozoa

• migrate move, travel

• migration moving from one place to another

• mild gentle, not severe, slight, small

• mildew fungus that grow in damp warm areas

• minimal least, small, smallest

• minimize make smaller

• miniscule very small, tiny

• mites very tiny, spider-like, animals that cause allergies and skin rashes

• mitigate make less harmful, soften, lessen, reduce

• mobility ability to move

• moderate medium, mild, controllable

• modify change

• molars back teeth, back “grinding” teeth

• mold growth on food and damp surfaces

• monitor watch, check on, watch for changes, device that measures changes

• morbidity diseased, sick, ill

• mortality rate number of deaths

• mortality death

• motor vehicle accident car crash

• MRSA bacteria that is resistant to antibiotics

• mucosal (mucus) membranes soft, moist areas just inside the openings to your body

• mucus fluid that coats and protects the inside of the nose, mouth, bronchial tubes and other parts of the body

• multiple sclerosis central nervous system disease

• nutrition food, meal, diet, healthy food

• nutritious wholesome, food that is good for you, healthy eating, healthy food

• objective goal, end

• obscure hidden, unclear, blur, confuse

• observation close look, remark, watching, sighting

• observe look closely, watch, see, detect, find, notice, see

• obstruct block, stop

• obstruction barrier, block, hurdle

• obtain get

• obvious clear, plain, easy to see

• occasionally sometimes, not often, once in a while

• occupation job, work

• occupational therapist someone who helps people who are sick or injured relearn everyday activities

• occupational therapy therapy that helps you relearn everyday activities

• occur happen, take place, result

• occurrence event

• on an empty stomach do not eat or drink

• optic neuritis eye disease, disease of the eyes

• optimal best, best way

• option choice, way

• orchitis side effect of mumps

• originate start, begin, create

• pending coming, until, waiting on something or someone

• perforation hole

• perform do, carry out, act

• pericarditis heart inflammation, swelling of the tissue covering the heart

• perinatal death death before birth, stillborn

• periphery edge, boundary

• peritoneum lining of your stomach, belly, tummy

• permanent lasting, long term, forever

• permit allow, let

• persevere hold on, keep at, last, keep trying, not give up

• persistent there all the time, constant, doesn’t go away, not giving up

• personal protective equipment (PPE) gowns, face shields, gloves, face masks, and respirators

• personnel people, staff

• perspire sweat

• persuade convince, talk into, win over, urge

• pertinent fitting, important

• petechiae tiny red or purple spot on your skin, skin rash

• pharmacist druggist, drug dispenser

• photosensitive sun-sensitive

• physical examination check-up, doctor’s appointment

• physical therapist someone who treats pain and weakness by exercise

• physical therapy treatment of pain and weakness through exercise

• physician doctor

• pica craving, dirt or clay eating, unusual appetite

• pigmentation color

• placebo sugar pill

• platelet blood clotting cell

• pleurisy lung inflammation

• pneumonia lung infection

• podiatry the medical department that treats problems with feet, medical specialty – feet, foot doctor

• poliomyelitis polio; a disease that can make you unable to move

• pollute dirty, poison, taint, spoil

• polysaccharide vaccines sugar vaccines

• polyurethane plastic

• portion piece, amount, part, serving

• position job, rank, class, grade

• possess have, own

• post-exposure prophylaxis drug given to someone who has been near someone sick, prevention drug, drugs to prevent the spread of disease

• postpone put off, wait, delay

• potency strength, force, power, level, dose

• precaution safeguard, caution, guard, care

• predicament problem, bad situation, plight, difficulty

• preliminary early, not final, initial

• pre-pandemic vaccine pandemic flu or deadly flu vaccine; shot

• preparedness readiness, alertness, to be ready, to prepare, be prepared

• prerogative right

• prescription doctors orders, medicine, drug order

• present give, send, now, show

• prevalence number of sick people

• prevalence spread, disease spread, number, figure

• prevent stop, keep from happening, forbid, keep, hinder

• prevention stop, bar, avoid

• primary teeth baby teeth

• principal main, first, head, chief, most important

• probability chance, likelihood

• procedure steps, method, course of action, how-to, way

• proceed go, move forward

• prodromal signs of disease or attack

• proficient skilled, experienced, able

• progression move forward, go on, get worse, advance

• prohibit ban, forbid, prevent

• projectile object moving with great force and speed, as in “projectile vomit”

• proliferate grow, spread, reproduce

• prophylactic drugs given to prevent sickness or pregnancy, birth control, condom

• prophylaxis prevention drugs, remedy, curative

• prostate gland in male body that makes sperm

• prostatitis infection of the prostate

• protocol method, standard, step-by-step process

• protocol rules, code

• provide give, offer, send, supply

• regimen diet, plan, program

• register sign up, sign in

• regular usual, normal, everyday, common

• regulate control, restrict, watch over, govern

• regulation rule, law

• rehabilitate get better, restore

• reimburse pay back, refund

• reinforce make stronger, brace, support

• reiterate repeat, say again

• relief feel better, ease, not as bad, ease or lessening from pain or discomfort

• relieve ease, make better, soothe, rest

• remission period of time when a disease is not active

• renal related to the kidney

• request ask for, beg

• require need, ask for

• requirements needs, regulations

• rescind cancel, take away

• resemble look like, take after, match

• reside be in, live in

• residence home, apartment, house

• Residual Seizure Disorder seizures, sudden attack, brain problem

• respiration breathing

• respiratory therapist breathing therapist

• respite rest, relief

• respond answer

• restrain hold back, stop

• retain keep

• retrieve get, bring back, get back

• reveal show, tell

• review go over, check

• Reye’s Syndrome brain disease in children

• rheumatoid arthritis disease of joints, joint swelling

• rheumatologist joint, bone, and immune system doctor

• rheumatology study of the immune system, joints, and bones

• risk reduction reducing the chance of something (usually negative) happening

• risk chance

• Rotavirus germ causing stomach flu

• Rubella German measles

• Rubeola measles

• rupture break, burst, break open

• sanitary clean, germ free, healthful

• sanitize clean, wash, clean up, make germ-free, disinfect

• Scarlatina scarlet fever

• schedule plan, planning a time to do something

• seasonal influenza common flu; winter flu

• second- and third-order effects things that happen as a result of your actions

• sector group, community, neighborhood

• segment part, piece

• seizure fit of uncontrolled movements

• sensation feeling

• sensitive easily hurt, easy to damage, sore

• seroconversion when your body starts to make cells to fight a disease, way your body fights against disease

• serology study of blood strength

• serosurvey test to see how likely you are to get a disease

• severe strong, serious, harmful, dangerous, very bad

• severity how bad

• shift change

• shortness of breath difficulty catching breath, difficult breathing

• side effect reaction, reaction to a medicine

• significant big, serious, important

• similar like

• situated placed, located

• Sjogren’s syndrome dry eyes and mouth

• skull bones of head that protect the brain

• social distancing stay at home; keep away from people

• socialize make friends, talk with people, meet people

• solicit ask for

• soreness hurt, pain, ache

• spasm sudden, strong muscle tightening, jerk, painful twist

• species group of plants or animals, same type, alike

• spirometer breathing test, machine used to measure breath strength, breath strength tool indicator

• spontaneous unplanned, sudden

• stable ok, no change, constant, even, unchanging

• stamina strength, endurance

• state of readiness ready, now ready, prepared

• state say, tell, condition

• status state, condition

• steroid medicine, drug to lessen swelling, illegal sports drugs

• stigma mark, spot, blemish, embarrassment

• stimulate excite, stir up, activate

• strain specific type of plant or animal or germ

• stress physical, mental or emotional tension or strain

• stringent strict, tight, controlled

• subclinical infection minor illness

• submit give, hand in, send

• subsequent following, next, later

• subsequently after that, later, afterward

• substance chemical, material, matter, stuff

• Sudden Infant Death Syndrome SIDS; crib death; sudden, unexplained death of a baby

• suffice be enough

• sufficient enough, plenty, ample

• suffocate choke, smother

• summon call for

• ulcer open sore

• ulterior secondary, hidden, alternate, further

• ultimate final, last

• unfavorable bad, harmful, damaging, unwanted

• unnecessary not needed, needless

• upper respiratory system nose, throat, and windpipe

• urinate pee

• urticaria hives, itch, rash on your skin

• uterus womb

• utilize use, make use of

• UVA UV light, sunlight

• UVB UV light, sunlight

• Vaccinate to protect against disease, usually by a shot

• Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System VAERS, a way for doctors to make sure that vaccines aren’t hurting anyone

• Vaccine Safety Datalink Project VSD, a way for doctors to learn more about vaccines

• vaccine shot, flu shot, medicine

• vague unclear, not for sure, not certain

• validate prove, test

• validity truth, proof

• variant version, slightly different

• Varicella chicken pox

• variola smallpox

• vary change, shift

• vehicle car, truck, bus

• verbatim exact, word for word

• verify check, find out

• vesicular blisters, small bumps on your skin

• viable able to live, usable, can be used

• vicinity area, location

• viral shedding coughing and sneezing

• viremia viruses in the blood

• virulence strength; measure of how dangerous the disease is

• virulent strong, dangerous

• virus virus

• voluminous large, bulky

• voluntary voluntary, done without being forced

• vomit throw up

• waning immunity loss of resistance against a disease

• warning sign signals to alert you something may be wrong

• waterfowl water birds; birds that live on water; ducks, geese, and swans

• wheeze to breathe with difficulty making a whistling sound

• whereas while, but

• whooping cough disease of the lungs that is very easily spread to others

• withhold deny, keep from, hold back, refuse

• withstand take, bear, resist

• witness see, note, observe

• x-ray a picture of the bones and other parts inside of the body

• zoonoses diseases that people can get from animals; diseases that are passed between animals and people

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• Glossary of medicine

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