Key Words by MARY ESTEFANY VELASQUEZ RIVAS

Abruptly: Suddenly and unexpectedly.

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• Example: She stopped speaking abruptly when she noticed the time.

Embarrassingly: Causing discomfort or shame.

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• Example: He realized embarrassingly that he had forgotten to zip up his pants.

Spontaneously: Without planning, impulsively.

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• Example: They decided to go on a trip spontaneously, without any prior preparation.

Appraisal: The act of assessing something or someone.

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• Example: The annual appraisal at work can be a nerve-wracking time for many employees.

Bystander: A person who is present at an event or incident but does not take part.

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• Example: The bystander immediately called for help when he saw the accident.

Continuing Professional

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Development (CPD): Ongoing training and education of professionals to maintain and enhance their knowledge and skills.

• Example: As part of her

Continuing Professional

Development, the doctor attended a medical seminar.

Job Specification: A detailed description of the qualifications, skills, and experience required for a job.

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• Example: The job specification stated that candidates must have at least five years of industry experience.

Paramedic: A healthcare professional who provides emergency treatment, typically in an ambulance.

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• Example: The paramedic quickly administered first aid to the injured cyclist.

Rapid Response: A quick reaction to an emergency or other urgent issue.

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• Example: The rapid response team was dispatched to the scene within minutes of the call.

Warning Sign: An indication that something potentially dangerous is likely to occur.

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• Example: The warning sign by the cliff edge cautioned hikers to stay back.

Giddy: Feeling dizzy, lightheaded, or frivolously joyful.

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• Example: After spinning around several times, she felt giddy and had to sit down.

Seizure: A sudden, uncontrolled electrical disturbance in the brain that can cause changes in behavior, movements, or consciousness.

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• Example: The patient was diagnosed with epilepsy after experiencing a seizure.

Groggy: Dazed, weak, or unsteady, especially from illness, intoxication, sleep, or a blow.

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• Example: He woke up groggy after the surgery, still feeling the effects of anesthesia.

Woozy: Unsteady, dizzy, or dazed.

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• Example: She felt woozy after taking the medication and decided to lie down.

Dispatch: Send off to a destination or for a purpose.

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• Example: The company

dispatched a courier to deliver the documents promptly.

Soil: Make something dirty or stained.

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• Example: He soiled his shirt with spaghetti sauce during lunch.

Faint: Lose consciousness for a short time because of a temporarily insufficient supply of oxygen to the brain.

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• Example: It was so hot in the room that she thought she might faint

Twitch: Give or cause to give a short, sudden jerking or convulsive movement.

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• Example: Her eye started to twitch uncontrollably due to stress

Wet: Cover or touch with liquid; moisten.

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• Example: She got wet in the rain because she forgot her umbrella.

Hairline

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The line where the hair on the scalp meets the forehead.

Impacted

Example: "He was worried about his receding hairline."

Impacted

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Pressed firmly together; often used to describe a tooth that is not properly aligned with others.

• Example: "She had to have surgery for her impacted wisdom tooth."

Prone: Likely to suffer from, do, or experience something, typically something negative or undesirable.

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• Example: "He was prone to forget things easily."

Simple: Easily understood or done; presenting no difficulty.

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• Example: "She preferred simple instructions."

Spiral: Moving in a continuous curve that gets further away from the center as it goes around.

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• Example: "The spiral staircase led to the tower room."

Avulsion: The action of pulling or tearing away.

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• Example: "The accident caused an avulsion of ligaments in his knee."

Fracture: The cracking or breaking of a hard object or material, particularly a bone.

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• Example: "She suffered a fracture in her wrist from the fall."

POP: A sudden, sharp sound or burst of activity.

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• Example: "The balloons went pop during the party."

Safety net: A net or other safety device to catch someone falling or to save them from financial ruin.

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• Example: "The government welfare programs are designed as a safety net for the unemployed."

Bang: To strike or put down something forcefully and noisily.

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• Example: "She banged the door shut."

Dislocate: Disturb the normal arrangement or position of (a joint in the body).

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• Example: "He dislocated his shoulder during the match."

Land: To come down through the air and settle on the ground or another surface.

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• Example: "The plane landed smoothly despite the turbulence."

Slip: To slide unintentionally for a short distance, typically losing one's balance or footing.

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• Example: "She slipped on the icy path."

Smash: Violently break something into pieces.

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• Example: "He accidentally smashed the window with the baseball."

Squash: Crush or squeeze something with force so that it becomes flat, soft, or out of shape.

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• Example: "He had to squash the box to fit it into the trash can."

Stub: To strike one's toe against something accidentally so as to injure the toe.

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• Example: "She stubbed her toe on the table leg in the dark."

Stumble: To trip or momentarily lose one's balance; almost fall.

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• Example: "He stumbled over a toy on the floor."

Trip: To catch one's foot on something and stumble or fall.

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• Example: "She tripped over the rug and fell."

Twist: Form something into a particular shape by turning it.

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• Example: "He twisted the wire into a loop."

Ball: round object used in games or sports

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The girl grabbed the red ball and threw it to her friend.

Blister: fluid-filled sacs in the outer layer of the skin.

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I need to buy some band-aids because I have a blister on my heel.

Frozen shoulder: soft tissues harden and become stiff and swollen

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After injuring her shoulder, she experienced stiffness and pain, eventually leading to a diagnosis of frozen shoulder.

Heel: Back of the human foot.

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She wore comfortable shoes to relieve the pain in her heel while walking.

Persuasion: It is the social influence of beliefs, attitudes, intentions, motivations and behaviors.

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The politician's persuasive speech convinced many undecided voters to support his campaign.

Small of the back: lumbosacral region of the spine

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Sintió una repentina punzada en la parte baja de la espalda mientras levantaba la pesada caja.

Tingling: lack of blood circulation in some part of the body

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She experienced a tingling sensation in her fingers after sitting on her hand for too long.

Warning: warning of some risk

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The weather forecast issued a warning about the approaching hurricane.

Wryneck:painful condition in which the muscles in the neck contract involuntarily and cause the head to twist

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My friend slept so badly that she woke up with a crooked neck.

exasperated: get irritated or angry

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my coworker is very desperate when working as a team

uncooperative: does not like to work is not cooperative

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my brother does housework, he is uncooperative

bump: Body indistinguishable due to distance, lack of light or being covered.

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As she walked in the dark, she accidentally bumped into the table, causing a loud noise.

curl: shape and texture of people's hair

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She used a curling iron to create beautiful curls in her hair for the special occasion.

fan out: Unfold, extend what is folded

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The search team fanned out through the forest, scanning the dense foliage for signs of the missing hiker.

flare up: Split or burst suddenly, with a snap or roar.

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After years of remission, his arthritis began to flare up again, causing him intense pain and discomfort.

Hobble:Walking leaning the body more to one side than the other, due to not being able to sit the feet regularly and equally.

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Due to his ankle injury, he had to hobble slowly to the car, unable to put much weight on his foot.