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B2 Upper Intermediate English 5:51 662 words Educational

What should you do if you accidentally cut off your finger? - Jason Hoellwarth

TED-Ed · 1,130,336 views · Added 5 months ago

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This TED-Ed video explains what to do if a finger or limb is accidentally severed, covering first aid steps, surgical reattachment procedures, and modern prosthetic technologies like myoelectric limbs and osseointegration. Learners will build medical and scientific vocabulary including terms like 'acetaminophen,' 'tendons,' 'nerve conduits,' and 'transcutaneous osseointegration.' Excellent for B2 learners interested in health and medical English.

Learning Stats

B2

CEFR Level

662

Total Words

379

Unique Words

6/10

Difficulty

Vocabulary Diversity 57%

Key Vocabulary (18)

priya B1 noun

A term of Sanskrit origin meaning 'beloved' or 'dear', which is widely recognized and used in English as a female given name. It also appears in literary and spiritual contexts to refer to a loved one or something held in high regard.

limb B1 noun

A limb is a jointed appendage of a human or animal body, such as an arm, leg, or wing, used for movement or grasping. It also refers to a large, primary branch of a tree that grows out from the main trunk.

wound A1 noun

A wound is an injury to the body that involves a cut or a hole in the skin. It is usually caused by something sharp or an accident and often needs a bandage to stay clean.

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