Вопрос № 933089 - Английский язык

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The National Health Service
The National Health Service (NHS) is responsible for health care for everyone in the UK, although a small number choose to pay for private care. 1_______.
Primary care is provided by general practitioners, or GPs, (sometimes known as family doctors), nurses, dentists, pharmacists and opticians. GPs work in practices of 1 to 20. 2_______. They also provide health education in areas such as smoking and diet, run clinics, give vacations, for example for influenza, and may perform minor surgery such as removal of warts and moles. 3_______.
Patients are normally seen on an appointment basis. 4_______. Out-of-hours (OOH) treatment, from 6 pm to 8 am, is provided by the local Primary Care Trust, which organizes shifts of GPs and locum GPs to cover if someone is absent.

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Scientific theories consist of general principles or laws that attempt to explain how and why something happens or has happened.
 1_______. Scientific study can be divided into three major groups.  2_______. As scientific knowledge has grown and become more complicated,
many new fields of science have appeared. 3_______. Numerous areas of science overlap each other and it is often hard to tell where one science ends and another begins. 4_______.

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An 18-year-old girl had been asleep when a fire started in the living room below her bedroom. 1_______. When she was brought in, she was unconscious and deteriorating from circulatory failure. 2_______. A topical antibiotic was applied followed by a plastic epidermal graft.
The patient began a long, slow recovery. A nurse had to change her position in bed every two hours to prevent the formation of bedsores. 3_______. Starting at nine weeks, sheets of cultured skin cells were grafted to her regenerating dermal layer and by the fifteenth week of her hospitalization, the grafts were complete. 4_______.

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1 _______. Pain has an emotional component and is not the same for everyone, which makes it notoriously difficult to measure and compare. 2_______. Children, for example, have a greater sensitivity to pain than adults, and despite the common view to the contrary, many studies show that men have a higher pain threshold than women.
3_______. Acute pain is short-term, and chronic pain lasts longer than the injury that caused it.
The body’s organs contain few pain-receiving nerve endings, so internal injuries often cause referred pain, where pain is felt in another, unrelated part of the body. 4_______.

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A patient can be admitted to hospital in one of three ways:
– 1_______
– as a day patient (needing a hospital bed for tests or minor surgery but not needing to stay overnight)
– as an inpatient (needing to stay in hospital)
It is relatively easy to organize beds for inpatients who come through A&E (the majority of total admissions). 2_______.
It is important that accurate and clear medical records accompany patients from before admission and after discharge, and that they document all treatment, test results, and communications. 3_______. In many countries there are laws which govern who can have access to them. They consist of material such as:
– handwritten medical notes
– computerized files
– correspondence between health professionals
– laboratory reports
– x-ray films and scans
– 4_______
– printouts from monitoring equipment

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The National Health Service
The National Health Service (NHS) is responsible for health care for everyone in the UK, although a small number choose to pay for private care. 1_______.
Primary care is provided by general practitioners, or GPs, (sometimes known as family doctors), nurses, dentists, pharmacists and opticians. GPs work in practices of 1 to 20. 2_______. They also provide health education in areas such as smoking and diet, run clinics, give vacations, for example for influenza, and may perform minor surgery such as removal of warts and moles. 3_______.
Patients are normally seen on an appointment basis. 4_______. Out-of-hours (OOH) treatment, from 6 pm to 8 am, is provided by the local Primary Care Trust, which organizes shifts of GPs and locum GPs to cover if someone is absent.