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English for medical purposes: self-assessment tests / Ciecierska, Joanna; Jenike, Barbara; Tudruj, Krystyna
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Autorzy
Ciecierska, Joanna
Jenike, Barbara
Tudruj, Krystyna
Tytuł
English for medical purposes: self-assessment tests
Tytuł oryginału
English for medical purposes
Wydawnictwo
Warszawa: Wydaw. Lekarskie PZWL, 1999
ISBN
8320023084
Hasła przedmiotowe
Język angielski
Medycyna -- terminologia
Ćwiczenia i zadania

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SECTION ONE ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY
1. The endocrine glands: structure .................................................... 11
2. The pelvic contents: position and direction .................................. 12
3. The anatomical systems and their functions .............................. 14
4. Abdominal contents: verbs ............................................................ 15
5. Anatomical description: adjectives and adverbs .......................... 17
6. The stomach: adjectives.................................................................. 18
7. The heart: prepositions ................................................................. 19
8. The trachea: prepositions................................................................ 20
9. 'Anatomy mix' ................................................................................. 21
10. Body organs and other medical terms; word formation .............. 22
11. Position and direction: prefixes...................................................... 23
12. Body organs...................................................................................... 23
13. The liver, gall bladder and pancreas: building medical terms .... 25
14. Shapes and sizes .......................................................................... 27
15. The gall bladder: proofreading ...................................................... 28
16. The pancreas: proofreading............................................................ 28
17. The thyroid: spotting the mistakes ............................................... 29
18. Anatomical terms: colloquial vs technical .................................... 30
19. Anatomical 'objects'....................................................................... 31
20. Response to a haemorrhage .......................................................... 32
21. Conversion of soundwaves into electrical impulses .................... 33
22. Human anatomy and physiology: juggling words ........................ 34
SECTION TWO
SYMPTOMS, SIGNS AND CONDITIONS

23. Symptoms, signs and conditions: nouns........................................ 36
24. Symptoms, signs and conditions; nouns and adjectives................ 37
25. Disease conditions: suffixes............................................................ 38
26. Diseases: vocabulary development................................................ 38
27. Disorders and diseases: vocabulary development........................ 40
28. Diagnosis.......................................................................................... 42
29. Symptom verbs ................................................................................ 42
30. Acute abdomen................................................................................ 44
31. Peptic ulcer: gap filling.................................................................... 45
32. Rabies: incomplete text .................................................................. 46
33. Allergy: Q & A ................................................................................ 48
34. Allergy: prepositions........................................................................ 49
35. Acidosis: the missing half................................................................ 50
36. Respiratory disorders: spotting the mistakes................................ 51
37. Medical colours................................................................................ 52
38. Occupational/recreational hazards................................................ 53
39. Is a black eye black? ........................................................................ 55
40. Skin lesions ...................................................................................... 57
41. Manifestations of disease: colloquial vs technical........................ 58
42. Genetics: brain teaser...................................................................... 59

SECTION THREE
HISTORY TAKING AND CASE REPORTS
43. Presenting the problem: questions .................................................... 61
44. History taking: more questions ......................................................... 61
45. Review of the body systems .............................................................. 62
46. Taking a history: A & Q .................................................................... 64
47. Pain..................................................................................................... 67
48. A history form.................................................................................. 69
49. Case report 1: tenses and -ing forms.............................................. 70
50. Case report 2: tenses, infinitives and -ing forms .......................... 71
51. Case report 3: tenses and -ing forms.............................................. 72
52. Case report 4: prepositions ............................................................ 73
53. Case report 5: prepositions ............................................................ 75
54. Case report 6: gap filling ................................................................ 76
55. Case report 7: proofreading .......................................................... 77
56. The case of the Italian waiter: a jumbled text .............................. 77
57. A mishap: scrambled sentences...................................................... 78
58. A case of EBV infection: missing sentences.................................. 79
59. Diagnoses ........................................................................................ 80

SECTION FOUR HOSPITALS, SPECIALITIES AND TREATMENT
60. Medical specialities.......................................................................... 83
61. Two advertisements ........................................................................ 85
62. The hospital...................................................................................... 86
63. The out-patients' department........................................................ 89
64. Referring the patients...................................................................... 91
65. Diagnostic procedures .................................................................... 92
66. Surgical procedures ........................................................................ 94
67. Diagnostic and therapeutic procedures: suffixes.......................... 96
68. Treatment: vocabulary development.............................................. 96
69. Triage................................................................................................ 98
70. Procedure: resuscitation after major injury .................................. 99
71. Surgery: cholecystectomy................................................................ 100
72. Classification of drugs .................................................................... 100
73. Types of medical orders.................................................................. 101
74. Abbreviations used in medical orders............................................ 102
75. Administration of medicines: abbreviations.................................. 103
76. Route of administration.................................................................. 103
77. Adverse drug reactions.................................................................... 104
78. Procedure: starting an intravenous infusion.................................. 105
79. Intravenous bolus ............................................................................ 105
80. Common abbreviations .................................................................. 107
81. Pharmaceutical crossword puzzle .................................................. 108
82. The correct alternative.................................................................... 109
83. Medical idioms ................................................................................ 111
84. Nouns and verbs .............................................................................. 113
85. Multiple choice................................................................................ 114
ANSWER KEY............................................................................. 120
REFERENCES............................................................................. 135

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