further medical attention
- noun
- The doctor advised that the injury did not require further medical attention.
Examples
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After the car accident, he received first aid but was advised to seek further medical attention for his injuries.
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She requires further medical attention after her surgery.
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If symptoms persist, seek further medical attention immediately.
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In some cases, a patient may need further medical attention after leaving the hospital.
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Does he need further medical attention?
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The doctor told her that her symptoms could worsen if she didn't get further medical attention soon.
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The athlete was checked for injuries, and the coach decided he did not require further medical attention during the game.
Synonyms
Help from doctors and nurses for illness or injury
A doctor's appointment to check recovery after treatment
Medical care given to a patient after an illness or operation to help them recover
Help from a doctor or nurse for illness and injury
A medical check to see how a patient is getting better
Antonyms
How Much Care
Surface Forms
Morphology
The meaning 'additional medical care' is directly and transparently derived from combining 'further' (additional) + 'medical' (relating to medicine) + 'attention' (care). This straightforward adjectival-noun composition follows common cross-linguistic patterns, so a B1 learner who knows the constituents will readily infer the MWE's meaning.
Etymology
Further medical attention is a simple picture: further means 'more', medical means care from a doctor, and attention means looking after someone, so the phrase shows a person returning for extra care after an initial treatment. That's why it means 'additional medical care' beyond what was already given.