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Out – patient: a person who visits a hospital for treatment and return to his house.  \n2. In – patient: a person admitted in a hospital ward.  \n3. Dislocation: shifting of the bone from its normal position.  \n4. Fracture: broken bones  \n5. Amputation: cutting off a part of the body.  \n6. Paralysis: inability to move the body or part of the body  \n7. Consultant: a person who gives expert advice on medicine and surgery.  \n8. Bandage: strip of material for binding round a wound.  \n9. 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