In medical reports, ignoring professional vocabulary** is very likely to affect the diagnosis result**. Mainly reflected in the following aspects： -**Deviation in information understanding** -**Patient aspect**: Medical reports contain many professional vocabulary. If patients do not understand, they will not be able to accurately know their own condition. For example, “sinus arrhythmia”, if a patient does not understand its meaning, their understanding of their heart condition may only stay on the surface, and they cannot fully pay attention to or misunderstand the severity of the condition. -**For family members**: If family members ignore professional vocabulary, they may not be able to accurately convey changes in the patient's symptoms to the doctor. For example, if the family member does not understand the difference between “hemoptysis” and “vomiting”, the doctor may get inaccurate information when asking, which in turn affects the judgment of the patient's condition. -**Delay the timing of treatment** -**Patient neglect**: When patients lack understanding of professional vocabulary such as “invasive breast cancer”, they may not be aware of the severity of the condition and will not seek medical attention or take treatment measures in time, thereby delaying the condition and missing the best treatment period. -* *Neglect by medical staff**: During the multi-link diagnosis and treatment process, if the medical staff's understanding or writing of professional vocabulary deviates, such as misjudging “premature ventricular heartbeat” as “premature atrial fibrillation”, it will lead to incorrect treatment plans, affect the patient's recovery, and even endanger life. -**Causing medical disputes** -Patients may misunderstand the medical process and results because they do not understand professional vocabulary. If there is a confusion between “benign tumor” and “malignant tumor”, if the doctor does not explain clearly, the patient may think that the doctor misdiagnosed or treated improperly, which in turn leads to medical disputes.