Professional Documents
Culture Documents
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FR
Language Focus
1- “It won’t take very long” , “It won’t be sore” and “It shouldn’t be painful.” The doctor tries to ………………….
a- Explain b- Instruct c- Reassure d- warn
2- “You’ll be aware of ” and “This may feel a bit comfortable” The doctor tries to ………………….
a- Explain b- Instruct c- Reassure d- warn
3- “Lie on your ” , “Lie still” “I want you to .” and “Now can you ”The doctor tries to ………………….
a- Explain b- Instruct c- Reassure d- warn
4- The doctor tries to …………………. the patient to take up the correct position or take off clothes.
a- Explain b- Instruct c- Reassure d- warn
7- “The patient could have MRI” The doctor shows that the investigation is ………….
a- Essential b- Possibly Useful c- NOT Required d- NOT Essential
Unit 6
Language Focus
1- Expressions are used between doctors in ………………. diagnoses.
a- explaining b- instructing c- reassuring d- discussing
2- The results of the investigations provide stronger evidence for our final diagnosis are …………….
a- Certain b- Uncertain c- Fairly certain d- Possibly useful
3- The findings of the examination provide more likely evidence for our final diagnosis are ………….
a- Certain b- Uncertain c- Fairly certain d- Possibly useful
4- The little information provides possible evidence to base our diagnosis are ………….
a- Certain b- Uncertain c- Fairly certain d- Possibly useful
6- “He seems to have Space-occupying lesion.” This doctor shows his opinion in a ………………………..
a- Certain YES b- Uncertain NO c- Fairly certain Yes d- Uncertain Yes
2- “first, next, now and then” the physiotherapist marks the ………………of instruction
a- Explanation b- sequence c- Instruction d- Reassurance
3- “You should try to avoid bending directly.” The physiotherapist ……………… the patient of instruction
a- explains b- instructs c- cautions/negative advice d- reassures
4- “I feel sorry.” “I feel pity.” “I feel regret. “The doctor shows ……………….
a- explanation b- instruction c- sympathy d- reassurance
Edge (noun) Lie (verb) Bend (verb) Put (verb)
Curl up (verb) Still (adj) Fluid (noun) Slightly (adverb)
Symptom Investigations
Lumbar puncture Headache, high temperature, neck stiffness.
Headaches - high blood pressure. Urinalysis, and/or ECG, and/or, chest X-ray
Headaches, nausea, vomiting Urinalysis, Haematological investigations
(+ History of high blood pressure)
Hypertensive crisis Chest X-ray, creatinine investigation, urinalysis,
(extremely high blood-pressure) urea and electrolytes, intravenous pyelogram
Diagnosis Indicated treatment/management
Depressive illness Paroxetine
Insulin-dependent Human soluble insulin / isophane insulin
Epilepsy Carbamazepine
Hypertensive Atenolol
Osteoarthritis Naproxen
Carcinoma (of the bowel) Colostomy bags
Atopic eczema Hydrocortisone cream
Prolapsed intervertebral disk Dihydrocodeine