Test z kategorii Języki - angielski

-   Have you suffered from any serious illneses such as tuberculosis diabetes, rheumatic fever, icterus, asthma, epilepsy or veneral diseases?

-   Do you avoid any situations or activities which can trigger any anxiety?

-   The most common cause of injury in children who came to the hospital are falls, others include suffocating, choking, burns and poisoning.

-   Obesity and being overweight increases the risk of chronic illnesses such as diabetes or cardiovascular diseases.

-   Are adverse reactions to anaesthesia common?

-   The patient is believed to be in a life-threatening condition.

-   Apart of doctors and nurses, the hopital employs paramedics, midwives and physiotherapists.

-   A 70-year-old patient had been admitted to an Orthopaedic Department for a hip replacement operation.

-   The patient says that the pain is at it's worst two hours before a meal and gets worse at the end of the day and in the night.

-   Acute appendictis is the most common indication for the abdomen surgery.

-   One in four patients with pneumonia is hospitalized and the mortality for those admitted is 9%

-   Please stay in bed for six days , take paracetamol 1 tablet three times a day and drink syrup one table-spoon twice a day.

-   correct treatment of hypertension reduces the risk of heart infract by about 20%.

-   A stem cell transplant is used to increase chance of a cure or remission for a number of cancers or blood disorders.

-   The patient has had a fever, cough, sore throatand pain in his muscles and back for three days.

-   The morbidity of coronary disease is rising and it is the most common cause of death in the U.K.

-   Has anybody in your family ever suffered from kidney/heart/lung diseases?

-   The patient complains of stomach ache, nausea and lack of apetite.

-   In England there are about 230 child fatalities due to accidents

-   Antenatal classes covers what happens during the labour and birth, coping with labour, looking after the mother's health during pregnancy.

-   The ovarian cysts are accidentally diagnosed because most of them are asymptomatic

-   Emphysema is characterized by a loss of elasticity in the lungs and is manifestated by dyspnoea and chronic cough.

-   A middle-aged woman suddenly lost consciousness and was rushed to the hospital with a suspected cardiac arrhytmia.

-   The patient signed a permission for operation under general anaesthetic

-   The orthopedist reduced the broken bone, fixed it with a screw and immobilized with plaster of Paris.

-   The patient was admitted to the hospital on Monday and was discharged on Thursday.

-   A 9-year-old boy, who had been involved in a car accident was transported to the A&E with spleen injuries, fractured femur and profuse abdominal bleeding.

-   The most common cause of injury in children who came to the hospital are falls, others include suffocating, choking, burns and poisoning.

-   The patients suffering from bronchitis complain of wet cough and fever but not dyspnoea.

-   The first face transplant is a real breaktrough in medicine.

-   Emphysema is characterized by a loss of elasticity in the lungs and is manifestated by dyspnoea and chronic cough.

-   The patient has dislocated his shoulder and he can barely move it.

-   The patient has had a fever, cough, sore throatand pain in his muscles and back for three days.

-   Have you suffered from any serious illneses such as tuberculosis diabetes, rheumatic fever, icterus, asthma, epilepsy or veneral diseases?

-   Weakness and health problems make the elderlies, especially those over age of 75, at increased risk of accidents, usually occurring in the home.

-   After the baby is born, the umbilical cord is cut when it has stopped pulsating.

-   A 49-year-old man presented in A&E with chest pain and shortness of breath (dyspnoea).

-   It would be better for you to avoid salt and fatty food.

-   The patient complains of stomach ache, nausea and lack of apetite.

-   The patient has had a fever, cough, sore throatand pain in his muscles and back for three days.