Body Parts
The body part you use to give someone a hug
Arm(s)
If you have a cold, you would take a syrup to relieve this symptom.
Cough
An illness especially common in the winter time, whose most common symptoms are coughing, sneezing, and sore throat.
Cold
Estornudar
To sneeze
Pastilla
Pill
This body part connects the head to the rest of the body
The neck
It sounds like "achoo!"
Sneeze
Marked by a body temperature over 38 degrees Celsius
Fever
The most common way of saying to recover from an illness.
In Spanish, you use the verb "mejorar"
To get better
You take it in the form of a shot to prevent future illnesses
A vaccine
Sangre
Blood
A black, purple, or blue patch of skin that forms after an injury
Bruise
An infectious illness like a bad cold that also causes fever. Sometimes it causes mild sicknesses, other times it can cause death
The flu (influenza)
If this happens to you, you wear a cast.
Cast: yeso
To break a bone
Translates literally to "asesino de dolor". One example is ibuprofen.
Painkiller
This body part connects the foot to the leg
Ankle(s)
A raised layer of skin that forms after an injury.
Hint: The character Harry Potter has one in the form of a lightning bolt.
Scar
A medical emergency that occurs when flow of blood to the heart is blocked, or significantly reduced
Heart attack
To inhale and exhale
To breathe
The doctor gives you this slip of paper so you can get medicine from the pharmacy
Prescription
Garganta
Throat
Escalofríos
Chills
La apoplejía
Stoke
Marearse
To get/become dizzy
An operation performed by a special doctor that involves cutting into the body
Surgery