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40 Cards in this Set

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glisser
to slip
tomber
to fall
se couper
to cut oneself
se blesser
to hurt oneself
se casser
to break (a bone)
se faire mal
to hurt oneself ( longer )
se tordre le genou
to twist one's knee
se fouler la cheville
to sprain one's ankle
une fracture (compliquée)
complicated fracture
un accident
an accident
appeler police (f.) secours
to call 911
une blessure
a wound
une ambulance
an ambulance
remplir un formulaire
to fill out a form
un fauteuil roulant
a wheelchair
un brancard
a stretcher
une béquille
a crutch
un hôpital
a hospital
le bras
arm
la cheville
ankle
la jambe
leg
le genou
the knee
le doigt
the finger
un os
a bone
le doigt de pied
the toes
le pied
the foot
Ne t'en fais pas.
Don't worry.
Qu'est-ce qui est arrivé?
What happened?
avoir mal à la jambe
to have pain in the leg
Ce n'est pas grave.
It's not serious.
aller mieux
to get better
avoir mal au genou
to have pain in the knee
montrer
to show
emmener
to take (along), to lead
Le service des urgences
The emergency department

Les secouristes
Rescuers in ambulance
des points de suture
stitches
un pansement
bandage
L'infirmier/ l'infirmière
nurse
soigner
to take care of