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Communicating with your hands in March
Class 10 had a visit from Mr. Jeff Hopkins who works with blind and deaf students. Mr. Hopkins explained that deaf people can communicate by using their hands. This is called ‘signing’. He showed us how to do it and brought a sign language dictionary with him.
He pointed out that there are many kinds of sign language. American sign language, for example, is different from British sign language, and both of these are different from Japanese sign language. The first one is only a code. Words are translated into signs in the same order as spoken language. In Britain and USA this is called ‘Signed Exact English’. Sometimes, people spell the letters of a word with their hands.

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Communicating with your hands in March
Class 10 had a visit from Mr. Jeff Hopkins who works with blind and deaf students. Mr. Hopkins explained that deaf people can communicate by using their hands. This is called ‘signing’. He showed us how to do it and brought a sign language dictionary with him.
He pointed out that there are many kinds of sign language. American sign language, for example, is different from British sign language, and both of these are different from Japanese sign language. The first one is only a code. Words are translated into signs in the same order as spoken language. In Britain and USA this is called ‘Signed Exact English’. Sometimes, people spell the letters of a word with their hands.

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The skin is often called “the body’s first line of defence.” It acts as armour, resisting many germs that might harm the more delicate parts of the body. Any brain in the skin, even a pin prick, provides an opening for dangerous germs. Some germs enter the body through the nose and mouth and other natural openings. These areas provide warmth and moisture, in which germs thrive. When the membrane of the nose and throat becomes irritated, we cough or sneeze, blowing out the unwanted substances.
Other body liquids also provide a defence against disease. Tears, for example, wash bacteria from the eyes. Tears also contain substances that fight bacteria. Acid in the stomach kills many germs before they can reach other parts of the body.

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…The Doctor reminded me that coffee did a lot of 1_______ to our nervous 2_______ and of course cigarettes do a lot of damage to the whole system. He said I should try and do without coffee for a few days and make a serious effort to cut out smoking altogether.
‘And make sure you have a 3________ meal every day’, he 4_______. His last piece of advice was that I should find time to do some jogging every day. I promised him I’d do my best.

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“Obstetrician Affair” is another interesting 1_______. It offers a qualification of an obstetrician. An obstetrician 2_______ preventive and curative medical help to the 3_______ women and patients with gynecological 4_______.

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Heart disorders fall into two broad groups: 1_______ and acquired. Congenital heart defects are caused by structural defects. Acquired 2_______ disease is mainly due to rheumatic fever.
Congenital defects may result in cyanosis if the defect is such that blood does not pass through the lungs for oxygenation. The patient has blue 3_______ and blue-finger and toe-nails. The 4_______ of the fingers and toes are rounded and club-like.