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1. Hospital Departments & Staff
Admission: The process to come into the hospital as a patient
Delivery suite: Where pregnant women give birth
Discharge: The process for a patient to leave the hospital
Inpatient: A patient who is staying in the hospital
Medical imaging: X-rays, MRI, CT scans, nuclear medicine
Nursery: A ward for babiesOutpatient :A patient who visits the hospital
for treatment but does not stay Pediatrics: Care of children and adolescents
up to the age of 18 yearsPathology: Tests blood and other body
samples to assist with diagnosisTheatres: Where surgery is done
Cardiology Department
This department provides medical care to patients who have problems with their heart or circulation.
Ophthalmology GynecologyEye departments provide a range of ophthalmic services for adults and children.
These departments investigate and treat problems of the female urinary tract and reproductive organs.
Pediatricians Rheumatology
the doctor who specialize in the diagnosis and treatment of childhood illnesses
Specialist doctors called rheumatologists run the unit and are experts in the field of musculoskeletal disorders (bones, joints, ligaments, tendons, muscles and nerves).
Ear nose and throat (ENT) General surgery
The ENT department provides care for patients with a variety of problems, including:
general ear, nose and throat diseases
neck lumps
The general surgery ward covers a wide range of surgery
Neonatal unit NeurologyNeonatal units have a
number of cots that are used for intensive, high-dependency and special care for newborn babies.
This unit deals with disorders of the nervous system,
Oncology Pharmacy, pharmacology
This department provides radiotherapy and a full range of CHEMOTHERAPY TREATMENTS for cancerous tumors and blood disorders.
Is the science and technique of preparing as well as dispensing drugs and medicines The hospital pharmacy is run by pharmacists, pharmacy technicians and attached staff.
The medical laboratory Radiology
Is a laboratory where tests are done on clinical specimens in order to get information about the health of a patient as pertaining to the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of disease.
The Department specialty concerned with radiation for the diagnosis and treatment of disease, including both ionizing radiation such as X-rays and non-ionizing radiation such as ultrasound. Works with all departments.
OrthopedistsOrthopedics
technicians work in
Orthopedics department
Orthopedic departments treat problems that affect your musculoskeletal system. That's your muscles, joints, bones, ligaments, tendons and nerves.
Accident and emergency (A&E)
Anesthetics
This department is where you're likely to be taken if you've called an ambulance in an emergency.
Doctors in this department give anesthetic for operations.
General Practitioner
Is a doctor who covers a full range of medical care but may send you to a specialist for more specific treatment.
Hospital Staff
CardiologistSurgeonAnesthesiologist
PediatricianObstetricianRadiologistLab TechnicianPharmacist
CardiologistSurgeonAnesthesiologist
PediatricianObstetricianRadiologistLab TechnicianPharmacist
CardiologySurgery Anesthesia PediatricObstetricRadiologyPathology Pharmacy
Inside the rooms
Wheelchair Pressure mattresses
Gowns Bedpans
Outside the patient roomSyringes Sharps container
Gauze Latex Gloves
Oxygen Tank Trolley Bed
Exercises Time
A Match the medical specialists with the procedures and tests that they perform. Write the name of the specialist on the line provided.
allergist cardiovascular , surgeon , gynecologist, anesthesiologist , endocrinologist hematologist, cardiologist , gastroenterologist, ophthalmologist
PROCEDURE/TEST MEDICAL SPECIALIST
1. Esophagoscopy and colonoscopy _______________________________________ 2. Blood cell counts; bone marrow biopsy
_______________________________________ 3. Ultrasound examination of the heart;
_______________________________________ angioplasty 4. Skin testing to determine sensitivity
_______________________________________ to antigens 5. Serum (blood) level of hormones _______________________________________ 6. Vision tests; retinoscopy _______________________________________ 7. Coronary artery bypass grafting (CABG)
_______________________________________ 8. Catheter and IV line insertion for
_______________________________________ sedation during surgery 9. Pap smear (microscopic examination of cells from the cervix and
organs); hysterectomy
1. Esophagoscopy and colonoscopy : gastroenterologist
2. Blood cell counts; bone marrow biopsy : hematologist
3. Ultrasound examination of the heart; angioplasty : cardiologist
4. Skin testing to determine sensitivity to antigens : allergist
5. Serum (blood) level of hormones : endocrinologist6. Vision tests; retinoscopy : ophthalmologist7. Coronary artery bypass grafting (CABG) :
cardiovascular surgeon 8. Catheter and IV line insertion for sedation during
surgery : anesthesiologist 9. Pap smear (microscopic examination of cells from
the cervix and organs); hysterectomy : gynecologist
neurologist pathologist radiologistnephrologist psychiatrist radiation oncologistorthopedist pulmonologist urologist
1. Nephrectomy; cystectomy;prostatectomy2. Personality and mental function tests3. Use of high-energy beams (photon and proton) to
kill tumor cells4. Fixation of bone fracture; arthroscopic surgery 5. Breathing function (spirometry) tests6. Microscopic examination of biopsy samples;
autopsies 7. CT scan; MRI; ultrasound examination8. Kidney function tests;dialysis9. Spinal and cranial nerve reflex tests
1. urologist 4. orthopedist 7. radiologist2. psychiatrist 5. pulmonologist 8. nephrologist3. radiation oncologist 6. pathologist 9. neurologist
1. Nephrectomy; cystectomy;prostatectomy2. Personality and mental function tests3. Use of high-energy beams (photon and proton) to
kill tumor cells4. Fixation of bone fracture; arthroscopic surgery 5. Breathing function (spirometry) tests6. Microscopic examination of biopsy samples;
autopsies 7. CT scan; MRI; ultrasound examination8. Kidney function tests; dialysis9. Spinal and cranial nerve reflex tests