I don't know if "Medical English" is the right phrase, but I need some tips about it. If you are a tutor or a teacher English native, please contact me....
Hi, what do you need help with? I'm a native speaker of British English, and I work in a hospital....
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Hello Italian Tutor:
I teach pronunciation for Medical Terms and Human Anatomy.
These would equate to the "medical english" that you are referring to I think.
I think this may be the subject that you are asking about.
How can I help you?
The phrase "medical English" is perfectly correct.
The word "medicalese" is also used to mean the jargon of medical professionals; however, "medicalese" can sometimes have a negative connotation, such as when a patient complains, "I wish my doctor would speak in plain English. Instead, he speaks in medicalese, and I don't understand him."
Similarly, lawyers sometimes speak in legalese, and computer experts may speak in computerese.
I am a 6th year medical student, what medical terms do u need?