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1.We’ll give you a _____. It’s just a little jab and it’ll make you sleepy.

sedative

edema

parasite

laxative

2.The abbreviation “PO” means _____.

by mouth

with meals

after food

infusion

3.A severe continuous pain in the head, often with vomiting and difficulty in seeing is
called _____.

brain tumor

migraine

hypertension

headache
4.Some drugs may be used in the treatment of certain diseases, for example _____
infection.

reducing

affecting

soothing

eliminating

5.There is still no vaccine to _____ people against the new virus.

quarantine

segregate

immunize

protect

6._____ is the time between somebody catching a disease and the appearance of
the first symptoms

gestation period

menstrual period

incubation period

probationary period

7._____ takes the job of converting waste to urine.

the urethra

the bladder

the renal artery

the kidney
8.The way in which genes change and produce permanent differences: _____

mutation

variation

alteration

modification

9.In cases of _____ - results falsely indicating the presence of disease.

food contaminating

self-healing

disease screening

false positive

10._______ is the number of individuals in a population who die from a particular

condition

penalty

deaths

fatality

mortality

11.The coronavirus is highly contagious, a factor that facilitated its rapid global
_____.

exploitation

constraint

discipline tao thấy cái này đúng hơn rồi chọn gì câu này
 dissemination ?

12.Soy milk can cause _____ reactions in some children.

allergic

instinctive

unexpected

chemical

13.If you can’t _____ the pain, I think you’d better go back to the specialist.

tolerate

immigrate

concentrate

operate

14There appears to be a _____ in the patient's respiratory system.

dysfunction

disruption

turbulence

disturbance

15The patient has a _____ of 9 on the ranking scale for reactions to drugs.

score

teaspoon

unit khó vãi cặc

 per cent

16The ______ supplies the kidneys with blood.

renal artery

renal vein

urethra

ureter

17He is a big man and needs a/an ____ analgesic.

teaspoon

extra strength

half dose

junior strength

18Medical _____ shows that men are more likely to have heart attacks than women.

examination

evidence

incidence

significance

19The sight, smell and taste of food _____ glands to produce saliva.

contract

stimulate

detoxicate

eliminate
20Vaccination allows the body to develop _____ to a disease without having to be
exposed to it.

protection

resistance

rejection

prevention

READING COMPREHENSION

Read the following text and choose the correct answer(s).

Mental Health Nurses In Police Stations

The UK

government has announced a pilot scheme to help mentally ill people who have

been arrested by the police. Mental health nurses will be based at police

stations in 10 different regions across England and accompanying officers to

psychiatric emergencies as part of a new program to help people in a mental

health crisis. Mental Health Minister Bronnie Taylor said the expansion of the

program, which offers expert support to police and ambulance officers called to

mental health emergencies, was part of a ground-breaking collaboration.

The program aimed to identify those

with mental health issues as early as possible so they receive the correct

treatment. "It embeds mental health experts with first responders to

support them to appropriately recognise,

assess and respond to psychiatric incidents live at the scene," Mrs Taylor

said. The UK's Care and Support minister Norman Lamb explained: "Diverting

the individual away from offending, and helping to reduce the risk of more

victims suffering due to further offences benefits everyone." The minister

in charge of policing, Damian Green, said: "Police officers should be

focused on fighting crimes, and people with mental health conditions should get
the care they need as early as possible."

The pilot plan has had incredible

results with significant reductions in emergency department presentations,

police and ambulance time-on-scene. During the project, police time-on-scene

was reduced by an average of 45 minutes, not only supporting first responders

to appropriately recognise and respond to psychiatric incidents in the

community, but also freeing up officers to serve the community in other areas.

Police officers had spent up to 25 per cent of their time dealing with

suspected offenders with mental health problems. This was the equivalent of

around 26,000 officers. Paul Jenkins of the charity Rethink Mental Illness

welcomed the new initiative. He said: "All too often, the way our criminal

justice system deals with people with mental health problems leads to poor

outcomes

for individuals, and frustration from police officers and others." He

added: "This initiative has the potential to stop people going

unnecessarily to prison, reduce reoffending rates and save millions in

taxpayers' money."

21Which is closest in meaning to the word “psychiatric”?

insane

mental
 psychological

unreasonable

22What did Damian Green say police should focus on?

fighting crime

paperwork

training

helping the public

23What does the word “them” in paragraph 2 refer to

first responders

mental health experts

mental people

psychiatric individuals

24What does the initiative have the potential to do?

fight street crime

stop people being arrested 2 câu màu vàng là sao là chịu chứ sao → là thấy

ý nào cũng đúng có cho chọn 2 ý đéo đâu (câu này đúng hơn nè) câu này

cut the number of people going to prison

provide more jobs

25How much police time is spent on people with mental health problems?

less than 10%

 not much

up to 25%

almost half

26What kind of outcomes does the criminal justice system often lead to?

positive ones

pitiful ones

poor ones

practical ones

27Which is NOT of the project’s goals?

response to psychiatric incidents

recognition of psychiatric incidents

assessment of psychiatric incidents

explanation of psychiatric incidents

28Who did NOT work in the new pilot scheme?

ambulance officers

mental health experts

emergency pilots

police officers

29The word “pilot” in the text most nearly means _____.

initial

signal
 trial

practical

30What does the word “It” in paragraph 2 refer to?

psychiatric incident

mental health issue

the pilot scheme

the correct treatment