Healthcare Glossary

Physical Therapy Visit - Exercises to help your body heal.

Occupational Therapy Visit - Help with daily activities.

Speech Therapy Visit - Help with speaking or swallowing.

Annual Checkup - A regular visit to check your health.

Office Visit - A visit to see a doctor or nurse.

Physical Exam - A head to toe health check.

Well Child Visit - A checkup for a child

Biopsy - A small piece of tissue is taken to test.

Cataract Surgery - Surgery to fix cloudy vision.

Colonoscopy - A test that checks the inside of the colon.

Endoscopy - A test that looks inside the stomach.

Joint Injection - Medicine placed into a joint to reduce pain.

Ear Wax Removal - Cleaning wax from the ear.

Mole Removal - Removing a spot on the skin.

Skin Tag Removal - Removing a small piece of skin.

Wound Stitches - Closing a cut with stitches.

Copay - Money you pay when you see the doctor.

Covered Services - Care your insurance will help pay for.

Deductible - Money you pay before insurance helps.

Insurance - Help paying for healthcare.

Premium - Money you pay each month for insurance.

CT Scan (CAT Scan) - A special X-ray that shows more detail.

Mammogram - An X-ray of the breast.

MRI - A machine that takes detailed pictures inside your body.

Ultrasound - A test that uses sound waves to see inside your body.

X-ray - A picture to see your bones inside your body.

Acute Illness - A sickness that starts fast and ends soon.

Chronic Condition - A health problem that does not go away.

Diagnosis - The name of your health problem.

Prevention - Ways to keep from getting sick.

Symptoms - How your body feels when something is wrong.

Emergency Room (ER) - A place you go right away for serious problems.

Hospital - A place where people go when they are very sick or hurt.

Primary Care Provider (PCP) - Your main doctor or nurse.

Specialist - A doctor who helps with one health problem.

Urgent Care - A clinic for problems that cannot wait but are not emergencies.

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