Medication & Treatment
- Cut out – eliminate from diet/treatment.
- Cut down – reduce intake
- Cut back – decrease usage.
- Carry on – continue treatment.
- Go on – start medication
- Stick to – follow plan strictly.
- Build up – accumulate effects
- Wear off – lose effectiveness.
- Phase out – gradually stop
- Switch over – change medication
Symptoms & Feelings
- Come on – begin suddenly.
- Bring on – trigger symptoms.
- Break out – develop rash/spots.
- Come down with – contract illness.
- Flare up – worsen suddenly.
- Pass out – faint.
- Throw up – vomit.
- Fight off – resist infection.
- Clear up – resolve symptoms
- Set in – establish firmly
Patient Care & Instructions
- Lie down – rest horizontally.
- Sit up – rise to sitting position.
- Get up – stand from bed.
- Turn over – change position in bed
- Slow down – reduce activity.
- Speed up – increase pace.
- Calm down – relax emotionally.
- Check up on – monitor condition.
- Look after – care for patient.
- Pull through – recover from illness
Tests & Procedures
- Rule out – exclude diagnosis.
- Carry out – perform procedure.
- Follow up – continue monitoring.
- Write up – record notes
- Fill in – complete forms.
- hand in – submit documents
- Take off – remove dressing.
- put on – apply bandage
- Draw up – prepare injection
- Dring in – admit patient
Recovery & Lifestyle
- Work out – exercise
- Warm up – prepare body
- Cool down – relax after exercise
- Cut back on – reduce unhealthy habits
- Give up – quit smoking/drinking
- Take up – start healthy activity
- Keep up – maintain routine
- Slow down – reduce exertion
- Get over – recover fully
- Bounce back – regain health quickly
Mental Health & Communication
- Open up – share feelings
- Bottle up – suppress emotions
- Break down – suffer emotionally.
- Cheer up – become happier.
- Calm down – reduce stress.
- Talk over – discuss issues
- Point out – highlight concern
- Bring up – mention topic.
- Go over – review information.
- Spell out – explain clearly
Emergencies
- Call out – summon help
- Check out – discharge patient
- Take over – assume responsibility
- Hold on – wait/stabilize
- Keep on – continue effort
- Pick up – detect signs
- Bring back – resuscitate
- Carry on with – continue procedure
- Cut off – stop bleeding
- Go under – lose consciousness
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