Medical Vocabulary Review Worksheet featuring word-picture matching for healthcare terms.

Let’s go step by step to match each medical word with the correct picture.

We are given these words on the left:
- Ambulance
- Wheelchair
- Surgeon
- Nurse
- X-ray
- Syringe
- Crutches

And we have pictures on the right (from top to bottom):
1. A motorized wheelchair
2. A woman in scrubs holding a clipboard — this is likely a nurse
3. An ambulance vehicle
4. A pair of crutches
5. Doctors in surgery — one is clearly the surgeon leading
6. An X-ray image of a chest
7. A syringe (needle and plunger)

Now, let’s match them:

✔ “Surgeon” is already matched to the picture of doctors in surgery — that’s correct.

Now do the rest:

→ “Ambulance” → should match the white van with red stripe and “AMBULANCE” written on it → that’s picture #3.

→ “Wheelchair” → matches the motorized chair with wheels → picture #1.

→ “Nurse” → the woman in blue-green scrubs holding a chart → picture #2.

→ “X-ray” → the black-and-white image of ribs/spine → picture #6.

→ “Syringe” → the needle tool used for injections → picture #7.

→ “Crutches” → the two sticks used under arms to help walk → picture #4.

So here’s the full matching:

- Ambulance → Picture 3 (ambulance vehicle)
- Wheelchair → Picture 1 (motorized wheelchair)
- Surgeon → Picture 5 (doctors in OR) ← already done
- Nurse → Picture 2 (woman in scrubs)
- X-ray → Picture 6 (chest X-ray)
- Syringe → Picture 7 (injection tool)
- Crutches → Picture 4 (walking aids)

Final Answer:
Ambulance → Ambulance vehicle
Wheelchair → Motorized wheelchair
Surgeon → Doctors in operating room (already matched)
Nurse → Woman in scrubs with clipboard
X-ray → Chest X-ray image
Syringe → Injection needle tool
Crutches → Pair of walking crutches