Diagnostic: Past Simple & Continuous, Present Perfect Simple & Continuous with Medical Vocabulary

The patient _____ in the waiting room when the doctor finally called her name.

How long _____ as a nurse at this hospital?

The surgeon _____ three operations yesterday. It was an exhausting day.

I _____ this medication for two weeks, but I still don’t feel better.

While the paramedics _____ the patient to the ambulance, a crowd gathered around.

Dr. Martinez _____ to the conference in London last month.

_____ your test results yet? The lab usually sends them within 48 hours.

The pharmacist _____ the prescription when she noticed an error in the dosage.

My grandmother _____ from diabetes since 2010.

What _____ when you suddenly felt the chest pain?

The clinic _____ a new X-ray machine last year to improve diagnostic accuracy.

I _____ terrible all morning. I think I need to see a doctor.

The hospital _____ a new emergency department in 2019.

_____ your blood pressure regularly? It’s important for monitoring your condition.

The doctor _____ several patients when the fire alarm went off.

I _____ three appointments with the specialist, but my symptoms haven’t improved.

When I arrived at the hospital, the nurses _____ the night shift.

My son _____ his leg while playing football last Saturday.

The medical team _____ on this research project for six months now.

_____ the new treatment? I’m curious about your experience.

The patient _____ unconscious for ten minutes before the ambulance arrived.

I _____ to physical therapy twice a week since my accident in March.

The dentist _____ my tooth when the drill suddenly stopped working.

She _____ a severe allergic reaction to penicillin when she was a child.

How many hours _____ in the operating room today? You look exhausted.