Medicalese

The medicalese explanation of the patient's condition was difficult to understand.

The medicalese terms in the medical dictionary were difficult for the student to comprehend.

The doctor's medicalese explanations were difficult for the patient to understand.

The nurse tried her best to translate the medicalese for the patient.

The medical journal article was written in dense medicalese, making it hard for the reader to follow.

The doctor's use of medicalese caused confusion and miscommunication.

I had trouble understanding the medicalese on the prescription bottle.

The researcher translated the medicalese in the article into plain language for the general public.

The textbook was full of medicalese that was difficult for the students to understand.

Even though she was a medical student, she found it hard to keep up with the medicalese used in the lecture.

I had to look up every other word in the medical article because it was filled with medicalese.

The doctor used a lot of medicalese during the appointment.

The patient's family had difficulty understanding the medicalese used by the doctor.

Some patients feel intimidated by the medicalese used by their doctors and nurses.

The use of medicalese can make it difficult for patients to understand their medical conditions.

In order to be effective, medical research must be written in a way that is accessible to both medical professionals and the general public, without relying too heavily on medicalese.

The use of medicalese can sometimes be seen as a way for doctors to maintain their authority over patients.

Learning the medicalese is a crucial part of medical school education.