Vertigo, "profesor adjunto"

We were talking about feeling yesterday, and somebody asked about "vértigo". In English is the same word and you can say I suffer from vertigo (like any medical condition: to suffer from dementia/migraines...), or you could also say to have vertigo.
In the other group somebody asked about "profesor adjunto". It really depends on the country, but here you have a link that gives you some options (check the nationality of the person who posts each comment).
http://forum.wordreference.com/showthread.php?t=315524