These days it seems medical issues are dominating conversation, so the following guide to medical terminology is offered to members to promote understanding. With thanks to Peter Harries. Subject: MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY Corona: a blast from the past - My my my my my corona … Artery : The study of paintings Bacteria : Back door to cafeteria Barium : What doctors do when patients die Benign : What you be, after you be eight Caesarean Section : A neighborhood in Rome Cat scan : Searching for Kitty Cauterize : Made eye contact with her Coma : A punctuation mark Dilate : To live long Enema : Not a friend Fester : Quicker than someone else Fibula : A small lie Impotent : Distinguished, well known Labor Pain : Getting hurt at work Morbid : A higher offer Nitrates : Rates of Pay for Working at Night, Node : I knew it Outpatient : A person who has fainted Pelvis : Second cousin to Elvis Secretion : Hiding something Seizure : Roman Emperor Tablet : A small table Terminal Illness : Getting sick at the airport Tumor : One plus one more Urine : Opposite of you're out |