Tytuł English for Medicine Podtytuł Ćwiczenia językowe z kluczem i komentarzem Autorzy Joanna Ciecierska, Barbara Jenike Język polski Wydawnictwo PZWL ISBN 978-83-200-4877-3 Rok wydania 2015 Warszawa liczba stron 51 Format mobi, epub Spis treści 1. Word-maker
2. Patients’ vs doctors’ language
3. Communicating with patients
4. What do doctors call their patients’ complaints?
5. What are these patients telling you?
6. Eliciting information from patients
7. Taking a history of pain
8. Taking a history of acute chest pain
9. What does it feel like?
10. Did the doctor ask a good question?
11. A case report: abbreviations
12. A physical examination
13. A case report: missing verbs
14. A case report: missing prepositions
15. Kawasaki Disease: incomplete description
16. Fever is good, paracetamol is bad
17. Childhood (but not only) infections
18. Neurological and psychiatric problems
19. What our bodies may do
20. Medications: vocabulary development
21. Telling patients how to take their medication
22. Frequency and duration in short
23. Five medication use errors and one intentional use of an unauthorised product for a patient’s benefit
24. Describing a history of antiviral treatment
25. Clinical study (trial) design
Key to exercises
2. Patients’ vs doctors’ language
3. Communicating with patients
4. What do doctors call their patients’ complaints?
5. What are these patients telling you?
6. Eliciting information from patients
7. Taking a history of pain
8. Taking a history of acute chest pain
9. What does it feel like?
10. Did the doctor ask a good question?
11. A case report: abbreviations
12. A physical examination
13. A case report: missing verbs
14. A case report: missing prepositions
15. Kawasaki Disease: incomplete description
16. Fever is good, paracetamol is bad
17. Childhood (but not only) infections
18. Neurological and psychiatric problems
19. What our bodies may do
20. Medications: vocabulary development
21. Telling patients how to take their medication
22. Frequency and duration in short
23. Five medication use errors and one intentional use of an unauthorised product for a patient’s benefit
24. Describing a history of antiviral treatment
25. Clinical study (trial) design
Key to exercises
