UNIT 5

MEDICATION FIX
GROUP 3 (2C)
• Timur Putri Jelata (066122078)
• Lia Ulpa Widaningsih (066122079)
• Sri Puspa Dewi (066122080)
• Putri Herlina (066122081)
• Dian Wulandari (066122097)
SCRUB UP
1.B
2.E
3.C
4.F
5.D
6.G
7.A
8.H
When i was cooking in the kitchen, i accidentally cut my
finger with a knife. My mother quickly put an antiseptic and
ointment to the wound and told me to take antibiotics to
prevent the infection.
VOCABULARY
TYPES AND FORMS MEDICATION
1. An antibiotic
2. An inoculation
3. A painkiller
4. An anti-inflamatory
5. A laxative
6. A supplement
7. An antihistamine
8. A stimulant
9. An antideppresant
10.A sedative
1.Infection (antibiotics).
2.Cut (antiseptic & ointment).
3.Insect bite (antihistamine).
4.Constipation (laxatives).
5.Obesity (diet & behavioural therapy).
6.Vitamin deficiency (supplement).
7.Infectious disease (antibiotics).
8.Allergy (antihistamine).
1. D 6.F
2. B 7.E
3. A 8.G
4. C 9.H
5. I
LANGUAGE SPOT
BE GOING TO V PRESENT CONTINUOUS FOR FUTURE
1. I’m going to ask (ask) you a few questions and fill in this form.
2. Here’s your appointment you are going to see (see) the doctor at 11.45
tomorrow.
3. Your temperature’s falling you are going to feel (feel) much better tomorrow.
4. What time to starting (start) work tonight?.
5. The consultant are going to talk (talk) to you later today.
6. I’m going to visit (visit) some friends next weekend, so I’m out of town.
7. I’m asking (ask) the doctor if you can have stronger painkillers.
8. You’re going to have your(you, have) operation tomorrow morning or
tomorrow afternoon?.
A : “what's your plan for next weekend?”
B : “i will visit the art gallery with my cousins”
A : “oh, that sounds fun!”
B : “yeah hopefully, what about yours?”
A : “i’m gonna visit my grandma because i miss her so much”
B : “that’s great, i hope you have a great quality time with your grandma”
A : “thanks”
B : “no problem”
(a) I think they are going to have a lovely relationship.
Maybe they are going to get married someday!.
(b) John will probably come here a little bit late. Because
he’s stuck in traffic.
READING
1. Lassa fever. This viral hemoragic fever spreads through contact with mouse excrement or from
one infected person to another. It is treated with antiviral drug Ribavirin.
2. Larval tapeworm infection. Cysticercosis is a parasitic tissue infection caused by tapeworm
larvae. The disease is spread through contact with waste from an infected person.
3. H. Influenzae. This bacteria can cause many kinds of illnesses, from ear infections to blood
infections, but it does not cause the flu, despite the name.
4. Typhoid (TIE). This bacterial infection is often spread through contaminated food and drinking
water. In refugee camps like this one in Syria, rain can flood waste pits and contaminate the
drinking water supply.
5. Weil’s disease. Through extremely rare in the developed world, approximately 1 million people
contract this blood infection annually. Also known as leptospirosis, it’s spread through contact
with animal urine often in water or soil.
1.F
2.F
3.T
4.T
5.T
6.T
7.F
Current H5N1 bird flu viruses lack changes seen in the past
that have been associated with viruses spreading easily
among poultry, infecting people more easily, and causing
severe illness in people. Since December 2021, fewer than
10 human cases of H5N1 have been reported globally.
UNIT 5 EXERCISES
1.Carries out
2.Breaths
3.Ambulates
4.Applies
5.Suctions
6.Encourages
7.Dries
8.Catheterises
9.Distinghuises
10.Produces
1. Singular
2. Singural
3. Plural
4. Singural
5. Plural
6. Plural
7. Singular
8. Plural
9. Singural
10.Singural
11.Singural
12.Plural
13.Plural
14.Plural
15.Plural
1.Help
2.Cause
3.Tend, make
4.Manifest
5.Explain
6.Have
7.Have, explain
8.Have
9.Make
10.Require
1. Is
2. Am
3. Is
4. Are
5. Are
6. Are
7. Am
8. Is
1.Is
2.Is
3.Are
4.Is
5.Are
6.Is
7.Is
8.Are
1. Are
2. Is
3. Is
4. Are
5. Are
6. Are
7. Is
8. Are
1.Mix
2.Becomes
3.Develops
4.Requires
5.Suffers
1.Having
2.Eating
3.Being
4.Being
5.Contributing
6.Believing
7.Being
8.Claiming
9.Being
10.Fulfiling
EXERCISE 9
CHANGE THE FOLLOWING ACTIVE SENTENCES
INTO THE PASSIVE FORMS
 ACTIVE SENTENCES
1. Cholesterol precipitates heart problems.
2. The body stores glucose in the liver and
muscles.
3. Ligaments and tendons hold together the 26
bones and 36 joints in each foot.
4. He applies the ointment topically on my back.
5. Every morning the students nurses sponge the
bedridden patients.
6. At the age of 12 months, babies pick up small
objects using the pincer grasp.
7. My mother always accompanies my ailing
father to the hospital.
8. A tumor of the adrenal gland often causes
overproduction of cortisol.
PASSIVE VOICE
1. Heart problems are precipitated by cholesterol.
2. Glucose in the liver and mucscles are stored by the
body.
3. The 26 bones and 36 joints in each foot are held
together by ligaments and tendons.
4. The ointment is applied topically on my back by
him.
5. The bedridden patients are sponged by the student
nurses every morning.
6. Small objects are picked up by babies at the age of
12 month old using pincer grasp.
7. My ailing father is always accompanied by my
mother to the hospital.
8. Overproduction of cortisol is often caused by a
tumor of the adrenal glands.
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