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Choose the correct response for each of the sentences.

1. Increasing the size of the breasts = __________________________ surgery
2. Dermabrasion is one procedure that helps to improve the look of scarred or __________________________ skin. ( = skin that has been damaged by the sun)
3. We can easily remove this __________________________ ( = birthmark) for you.
4. When a patient cannot feel a particular part of their body, they are experiencing __________________________.
5. Laser skin resurfacing is one of the most common ways to __________________________ ( = do away with) scars.
6. One has to be careful not to __________________________ plastic surgery, since it can make you look very unnatural.
7. Part of the procedure involves the removal of __________________________ (meaning: extra, unnecessary) skin from the area.
8. A breast lift _________________________ ( = alters in a positive way) the shape of the breasts, not their size.
9. This has to be done __________________________ ( = together with) another procedure, the tummy tuck.
10. After the procedure, you will __________________________ ( = have) temporary bruising, swelling, and discomfort.
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📚 Important Words to Know
anesthesia — medication given to prevent pain during surgery or medical procedures, either locally or generally
prognosis — a medical opinion about the likely outcome or course of a disease or condition
triage — the process of sorting patients based on the urgency of their condition to prioritize treatment
chronic — a condition that persists for a long time or constantly recurs, as opposed to acute
acute — a condition that comes on suddenly and is severe or intense, as opposed to chronic
comorbidity — the simultaneous presence of two or more medical conditions in the same patient
contraindication — a specific condition or factor that makes a particular treatment or medication inadvisable
discharge — the official release of a patient from a hospital or medical facility after receiving treatment
EMR (Electronic Medical Record) — a digital version of a patient's paper chart containing their medical history and treatment details
informed consent — a patient's voluntary agreement to undergo a procedure after being fully informed of the risks and benefits



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