Medicine 2 /
Sam McCarter.
- 1st ed.
- Oxford : Oxford University Press, 2010.
- 143 p. : ill. ; 28 cm. + 1 CD + Teacher's Resource Book (103 p.)
- Oxford English for Careers Medicine .
- Oxford English for careers. .
Includes speaking activities, grammar reference, listening scripts and a glossary.
"Medicine 2 gives you the language, information, and skills you need to develop your career: Based on the communication skills required for OSCE (Objective Structured Clinical Examination). Examples from the Oxford Handbook series - authentic material from the world's best-selling medical handbooks; It's my job - authentic insights from professionals working in medicine; Patient care sections develop students' skills in doctor-patient relations. Online interactive exercises to revise and recycle language: https://elt.oup.com/student/oefc/medicine2." (Book Cover) CONTENTS: 1. Emergency medicine Career Skills and Knowledge It’s my job: John Rhys – cycle paramedic Patient care / Signs and symptoms: Technical and non-technical words Project: Recruitment Language Skills Listening: Listening for detail; Description of an emergency incident Reading: Guidelines on continuing professional development Speaking: Eliciting information; Signs and symptoms; Describing a job Writing: A job application Language knowledge Language spot: Rapid tense change; Comparative and superlative adjectives and adverbs Vocabulary: Adverbs: describing how things happened 2. Accidents Career Skills and Knowledge It’s my job: Matthew Jenkins - radiologist Language Skills Listening: Understanding verb tenses; Accident prevention measures Reading: Accidents Speaking: Fracture types; X-rays; Minor injuries Writing: Describing a fracture Language knowledge Language spot: Taking about the present; Saying what’s necessary politely but firmly Vocabulary: Fractures; Causes of injury 3. Sports medicine Career Skills and Knowledge Patient care / Signs and symptoms: Patient vocabulary; Giving warnings and using persuasion Language Skills Listening: Spot the difference; Patient attitude Reading: Physical fitness and health Speaking: Open questions; Head injury warning card Writing: Head injury warning instructions Language knowledge Language spot: Types of questions Vocabulary: Verbs of movement; Patient vocabulary Pronunciation: Main stress 4. Obstetrics Career Skills and Knowledge It’s my job: Mary Knox – NCT teacher Patient care / Signs and symptoms: Lay words and medical terms Language Skills Listening: Taking details Reading: Third stage of labour Speaking: Establishing rapport; Giving advice; Discussing topics in pregnancy Writing: Supporting opinions Language knowledge Language spot: Giving advice and talking about expectation Vocabulary: Technical terms Pronunciation: Sentence nucleus 5. Psychiatry Career Skills and Knowledge Patient care / Signs and symptoms: Psychiatric symptoms; Interpretation of the patient Project: The Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Scale Language Skills Listening: Mental state examination; Asking about abnormal perceptions Reading: The changing face of depression Speaking: A patient with anxiety or elevated mood; Assessing risk Writing: Describing a chart Language knowledge Language spot: Phrasal verbs – separable and inseparable Vocabulary: Verbs with prepositions Pronunciation: Saying prepositions 6. Geriatrics Career Skills and Knowledge Patient care / Signs and symptoms: Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s Project: Finding information on Alzheimer’s disease; Health care and changing demographics Language Skills Listening: Picking up the thread of what is being said; Active listening Reading: Rehabilitation Speaking: Alzheimer’s disease; Hip replacement; Debate: health-care budgets Writing: A short essay Language knowledge Language spot: would, used to, get used to, be used to; Purpose and reason Vocabulary: Special equipment 7. Dermatology Career Skills and Knowledge It’s my job: Zahra El-Ashry – practice nurse Patient care / Signs and symptoms: Understanding exactly what the patient says Project: Managing skin conditions Language Skills Listening: Listening for details; Dealing with teenagers Reading: Applied anatomy and physiology Speaking: Skin conditions; Diagnosis and management of skin conditions Writing: Reflection on personal experience Language knowledge Language spot: Commenting on the past; Verbs with to and -ing Vocabulary: Lesions Pronunciation: Main stress in a sentence 8. Surgery Career Skills and Knowledge Patient care / Signs and symptoms: Putting yourself in the patient’s shoes Project: Post-op pain management; OSCE exams Language Skills Listening: Patient response; Getting into conversations Reading: Ovarian cysts: What are the symptoms, problems, and possible complications? Speaking: Explaining treatments; An ovarian cyst Writing: Describing a complicated operation Language knowledge Language spot: Relative pronouns in explanations Vocabulary: Medical terminology for surgery; Technical vocabulary Pronunciation: Secondary stress 9. Cardiology Career Skills and Knowledge Patient care / Signs and symptoms: Talking to an anxious partner; Competition; giving advice and coaxing Project: Cardiac risk factors; Treatment for hypertension and cholesterol Language Skills Listening: A heart condition; Advice about lifestyle changes Reading: High blood pressure - hypertension Speaking: Taking a history; Medication for hypertension Writing: Difficulties in persuasion Language knowledge Language spot: The future Vocabulary: Avoidance of technical terms Pronunciation: Speaking at natural speed 10. Respiratory medicine Career Skills and Knowledge Patient care / Signs and symptoms: Lung conditions Project: Inhalers Language Skills Listening: Signs and symptoms; Mistake recognition; Explaining a device Reading: Flow-volume loop Speaking: Causes of breathlessness; Explaining tests; Describing a peak flow meter; Explaining an inhaler Writing: Describing data Language knowledge Language spot: The definite and indefinite article Vocabulary: Coughs; Nature of the sputum 11. Tropical diseases Career Skills and Knowledge Patient care / Signs and symptoms: Positioning and support of a stroke patient Project: Milestones in public health Language Skills Listening: Treating returning travellers; Maintaining good health Reading: Sickle-cell anaemia Speaking: Developments in public health; Describing a disease; Speaking in group work settings; Patient cultural background Writing: Describing a life cycle Language knowledge Language spot: Linking words Vocabulary: Traveller’s diarrhoea 12. Technology Career Skills and Knowledge Language Skills Listening: Technological advances; Trying to persuade the doctor; Reading: Stem cell transplant Speaking: Controversial developments; Reluctant patients; Stem cell therapy Writing: Stem cell therapy Language knowledge: Language spot: Negative questions Speaking activities Grammar reference Listening scripts Glossary Reading bank: 1. Triage 2. Preventing injuries 3. How dangerous is skiing? 4. Fathers and pregnancy 5. OCD 6. Nifty after fifty 7. Roman face cream 8. Training for surgeons 9. Powering pacemakers 10. Ethical issues 11. Coping in the tropics 12. Smart fabrics Teacher's Resource Book extras: Grammar Test Keys Symbols and abbreviations
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