OET Listening - Common Diseases/Conditions

   OET Listening - Common Diseases/Conditions


1. Amblyopia                               Azotaemia 

("Lazy eye" - vision disorder)                      (Kidney disorder)    

                       

3. Bariatric                                 4. Bell's palsy

(Treatment of obesity)                               (paralysis on the face)


5. Bulimia                                   6. Capsulitis 

(Eating disorder)                                   (inflammation of joints)


7. Cervicitis                                8. Celiac Disease

(inflammation of cervix)                         (Disorder caused in intestine)


9. Dumping syndrome               10. Eczema

(Food moving quickly into guts)                  (skin disease)


11. Whiplash                                12. Wart 

 (Neck injury)                         

13. Sprained ankle                     14. Scurvy


15. Precocious puberty              16. Petechial rash


17. Nocturia                                18. Mastoiditis

19. Lyme                                     20. Infarcts

                                                     (ischemia, localised necrosis)

21. Helicobacter pylori             22. Flayskin

(stomach ulcer)                          

23. Exploratory                         24. Eczematous  

      laparotomy

25. Blefarites                             26.  Bunion surgery

   (Eye infection)


27. Babinski signs                    28. Orthopnea

(neurological reflex test)                           SOB when lying flat  


29. Amlodipine                          30. Atorvastatin                                        (Cardiac drug)                                           (cholesterol controlling drug ,                                                                                                     Lipitor, Aztor)              


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