casualty	intensive care unit (ICU)	maternity ward
clinic	mortuary	on the ward
infertility clinic	operating theatre	psychiatric ward
delivery room	reception	doctor's practice
hospice	a letter of referral	healthcare
hospital	sanatorium	health centre
field hospital	unit	National Health Service (NHS)
hospital bed	paediatric unit	available on the NHS
hospital block	visiting hours	surgery
hospital record	ward	cardiologist
psychiatric hospital	isolation ward	consultant
consultant dermatologist	houseman	paediatrician
consultant gynaecologist	internist	paramedic
dentist	midwife	patient
dermatologist	neurologist	in-patient
doctor	neurosurgeon	out-patient
junior doctor	nurse	physician
General Practitioner (GP)	staff nurse	physiotherapist
family doctor	obstetrician	quack
gynaecologist	oncologist	senior nursing officer
head nurse	ophthalmologist	sister
Hippocratic oath	orderly	specialist
cancer specialist	blood transfusion	heart transplant
ear, nose and throat specialist	mouth-to-mouth resuscitation	kidney transplant
eye specialist	operation	admit sb to hospital
skin specialist	sex change operation	amputate
specialist in childhood illnesses	skin graft	be admitted to hospital
surgeon	stitch	be discharged from hospital
heart surgeon	surgery	be given artificial respiration
amputation	cosmetic surgery	be given mouth-to-mouth resuscitation
anaesthesia	open-heart surgery	be hospitalised
artificial respiration	surgical	be referred to hospital
biopsy	transplant	be referred to specialist
discharge from hospital	operate (on sb)
go under the knife	perform operations
have an operation	refer sb to hospital
have a tooth (taken) out	resuscitate
have one's stomach pumped out	rush sb to hospital
have one's tonsils	sew a finger on
have appendix (taken) out	stitch up
have sth (taken) out	study medicine
keep sb in for observation	study nursing
make a diagnosis	take a blood sample
open sb up

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