GUESS FROM THE MEANING
To lose consciousness for a short time, usually because of a temporary lack of oxygen to the brain.
faint
After the car crash, paramedics worked quickly to dress the deep __________ on the driver's leg.
wound
Change the verb relieve into its corresponding noun form.
relief
Wound | Bleeding | Suture | Infection
suture (It is a solution/treatment; the other three are physical injuries or complications)
Belonging to an early stage of technical development; ancient, simple, or basic.
primitive
The surgical team had to __________ two toes after severe frostbite caused irrecoverable tissue damage.
Amputate
What is the adjective form derived from the noun respiration?
respiratory
Respiratory | Inhalation | Vapor | Cauterization
Cauterization (It relates to surgical burning/stopping blood; the rest relate to breathing/gases).
A gas-like state of a substance formed by heating a liquid, or tiny particles suspended in the air.
vapor
Without proper __________, major abdominal surgeries would cause unbearable physical pain.
Anesthesia
Change the verb demonstrate into its noun form (the act of showing how something works).
demonstration
Undergo | Perform | Demonstrate | Inhale
undergo (It is passive—receiving an action/procedure—whereas the others are active verbs).
To burn a part of the body with heat or a chemical agent to stop bleeding or prevent infection.
to cauterize
The dentist decided it was best to __________ the decayed molar rather than try to fill it.
extract
What is the adjective form related to the verb tolerate (meaning "capable of being endured")?
tolerable
Astonished | Violent | Impressed | Satisfied
violent (It carries a negative/aggressive meaning; the others describe mental or emotional states of reaction/satisfaction)
To take full public recognition or responsibility for an accomplishment or discovery (often unmerited).
to claim credit for
The patient was advised to __________ a series of diagnostic tests before deciding on surgery.
undergo
Change the verb infect into its noun form (the state of being infected by bacteria or a virus).
infection
Promote | Relieve | Enhance | Sustain
Relieve(It means to remove or lessen something negative; the other three mean to boost, keep up, or improve something).