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médicale
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Médecine
La médecine (du , qui signifie « art de guérir, remède, potion ») est la science et la pratique (l'art) étudiant l'organisation du corps humain (anatomie humaine), son fonctionnement normal (physiologie), et cherchant à restaurer la santé (physique et/ou mentale) par le traitement (thérapie) et la prévention (prophylaxie) des pathologies.
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medicar
(v.) = dose ; medicate.
Ex: They said he had the pip, and that like a sick little chicken he should be dosed with butter and pepper.
Ex: We did not want to medicate him, until we finally got with a doctor that really understood what was going on.
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* estar medicándose = be on medication.
* medicarse = take + drugs.
Ex: They said he had the pip, and that like a sick little chicken he should be dosed with butter and pepper.
Ex: We did not want to medicate him, until we finally got with a doctor that really understood what was going on.
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* estar medicándose = be on medication.
* medicarse = take + drugs.
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médical
adj.
medic, of or relating to the science or practice of medicine
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medicar
v.
medicate, treat with medicine; drug; prescribe pharmaceuticals
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medical
v. medical
