45Cards
BeginnerDifficulty
68 minTime
Health and IllnessThemes
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Each card keeps the review anchored in health, illness, and care rather than a long mixed list.
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- 01体body, substance, objectUnderstanding the physical body is the first step in discussing health and fitness.
- 02気spirit, mind, airThis kanji describes the energy or mood that determines if you feel healthy or sick.
- 03心heart, mind, spiritIt represents the mental side of health, often paired with the body in words like shinshin.
- 04元beginning, former time, originIt forms the foundation of vitality and well-being when talking about feeling energetic.
- 05健healthy, health, strengthThis is the primary kanji for describing a strong, healthy state of being.
- 06康ease, peaceCombined with health, it emphasizes a state of physical ease and peaceful well-being.
- 07医doctor, medicineIt centers on the medical profession and the science of treating patients.
- 08護safeguard, protectIt describes the act of protecting and safeguarding health, especially in nursing.
- 09救salvation, save, helpThis character covers emergency help and life-saving rescue operations.
- 10病ill, sickIt is the central kanji for identifying sickness, diseases, and hospitals.
- 11療heal, cureIt focuses on the process of healing and the various medical treatments used.
- 12薬medicine, chemical, enamelThis kanji represents the medication and remedies prescribed to treat illnesses.
- 13熱heat, temperature, feverIt describes high body temperatures and fevers during a bout of sickness.
- 14痛pain, hurt, damageThis kanji expresses the physical pain and hurting sensations felt in the body.
- 15傷wound, hurt, injureIt refers to physical wounds, injuries, and damage to the skin or body.
- 16診checkup, seeing, diagnoseIt identifies medical examinations and the process of diagnosing a patient's condition.
- 17看watch over, seeThis kanji highlights the watchful care and supervision provided by medical staff.
- 18症symptoms, illnessIt describes the specific signs and symptoms that define a particular medical condition.
- 19疾rapidlyOften found in technical terms for diseases, it suggests the swift onset of illness.
- 20疫epidemicIt deals with large-scale health crises and the spread of infectious diseases.
- 21癒healing, cure, quench (thirst)癒 provides the essential vocabulary for healing and recovery from illness.
- 22毒poison, virus, venom毒 identifies harmful substances like venom or toxins in medical discussions.
- 23死death, die死 covers the serious concepts of death and dying within clinical settings.
- 24脳brain, memory脳 identifies the brain and helps describe related conditions like encephalitis.
- 25血blood血 allows learners to recognize blood and circulation in health contexts.
- 26骨skeleton, bone, remains骨 describes the skeletal system and injuries such as bone fractures.
- 27肝liver, pluck, nerve肝 denotes the liver, a vital organ mentioned in many health screenings.
- 28肺lungs肺 is the primary kanji for lungs and respiratory conditions like pneumonia.
- 29胆gall bladder, courage, pluck胆 refers to the gall bladder and internal issues like gallstones.
- 30胃stomach, paunch, crop胃 focuses on the stomach and common digestive health terminology.
- 31腎kidney腎 specifies the kidneys and appears in terms for renal inflammation.
- 32腸intestines, guts, bowels腸 identifies the intestines and helps describe abdominal ailments.
- 33眠sleep, die, sleepy眠 describes the state of sleep, a critical component of physical rest.
- 34睡drowsy, sleep, die睡 refers to sleep and drowsiness, often paired with 眠 in medical terms.
- 35疲exhausted, tire, weary疲 describes the feeling of exhaustion or fatigue during an illness.
- 36菌germ, fungus, bacteria菌 identifies germs, bacteria, and fungi that impact human health.
- 37腫tumor, swelling腫 describes physical swelling or the formation of a tumor.
- 38癌cancer, cancerous evil癌 provides the specific term for cancer in medical and clinical records.
- 39痘pox, smallpox痘 relates to pox and smallpox, marking specific viral health challenges.
- 40瘍swelling, boil, tumor瘍 identifies abnormal growths such as ulcers or tumors.
- 41患afflicted, disease, suffer fromFocus on this kanji to talk about the patient or the act of suffering from a disease.
- 42剤dose, medicine, drugThis character is found in terms for doses, medicines, and various drug preparations.
- 43尿urineVital for health checkups, this kanji represents urine and related medical tests.
- 44痢diarrheaCombined with 下, this kanji forms the word for diarrhea, a standard term in health contexts.
- 45泌ooze, flow, soak inUse this kanji to describe secretion or when discussing the urinary system.