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This document lists common health problems and injuries and prompts the reader to identify the problem in each case. It includes 10 issues: a broken leg, sunburn, a cut, a bruise, a cold, stomach ache, a sprained ankle, headache, sore throat, and cough. For each one, the reader is asked "What is the problem?" and given the context of vocabulary and health problems.
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