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A type of radiation used to create images of bones and organs inside the body, helping doctors diagnose issues
X-rays
Medical machines that use special technology (such as MRI or CT scans) to look inside the body.
Scanners
Signs or changes in the body that indicate an illness or health issue, like fever or pain
Symptoms
To turn or move in a circular direction
Rotate
To mix or join two or more things together
combine
The process of identifying an illness or health problem based on symptoms and test results.
Diagnosis
An artificial (man-made) limb that replaces a missing leg or arm, helping a person to move more naturally
Prosthetic leg/arm
A type of surgery that uses lasers (focused light beams) to make precise cuts or remove tissue, often used in eye surgeries
Laser surgery
A surgical technique that requires only small cuts, allowing doctors to perform surgery with minimal invasion
Keyhole surgery
A scientific test or trial to learn more about how something works or to prove an idea
Experiment
A replacement joint, usually made of metal or plastic, used in surgery to help people with damaged joints
Artificial hip/knee
Scientific study focused on using special cells that can develop into different types of body cells, often for healing or treatment
Stem cell research
A mechanical arm that is designed to move and function like a human arm, often controlled by a computer
Robotic arm
To remove or take something out, especially something important or useful
Extract
To examine something carefully in order to understand it better or find important information
Analyze
The branch of science that studies molecules in living organisms, especially how they affect health and growth
Molecular biology
To use something effectively for a specific purpose.
Utilize
To carefully cut apart a body or object to study its internal parts, often used in biology
Dissect
Technology that can understand and respond to human speech, such as voice-to-text or virtual assistants
Voice technology
The science of designing workplaces or products so they are comfortable, safe, and efficient for people to use
Ergonomics
A type of medication used to make a person unconscious and free from pain during a surgery
General anesthetic
A process of changing the DNA of living things, often to create new characteristics or improve health
Genetic engineering
Making an identical copy of a plant or animal by copying its genetic material (DNA)
Cloning
A method of growing plants without soil, using a water-based solution with nutrients
Hydroponics
A small device implanted in the chest to help control heartbeats, often for people with irregular heart rhythms
Pacemaker