Міністерство охорони здоров’я України
ДВНЗ «Івано-Франківський національний медичний університет»
Кафедра мовознавства
База тестових завдань
з навчальної дисципліни
«Англійська мова»
Модуль 1
Медичний факультет
Спеціальність «Лікувальна справа», «Педіатрія»
Виберіть правильний варіант написання слова:
настрій
A) mud;
B) mood;
C) moud;
D) myd.
діагноз
A) diagnosis;
B) deagnosis;
C) diagnozis;
D) deagnosys.
операція
A) opperation;
B) opereition;
C) operation;
D) oppereition.
наука
A) science;
B) sience;
C) seince;
D) sciense.
порожнина
A) cavity;
B) cavety;
C) cevity;
D) cevety.
акушер
A) obsatrtian;
B) obstetrician;
C) obstatritian;
D) obstetritian.
хворобa
A) disease;
B) desease;
C) dasease;
D) disiase.
тулуб
A) trank;
B) trunk;
C) trunc;
D) treanc.
рецепт
A) preskription;
B) presckription;
C) prescription;
D) prescreption.
пацієнт
A) pacient;
B) patient;
C) petient;
D) patiant.
огляд
A) examination;
B) exammination;
C) exemination;
D) eksamination.
відвідувати
A) to ettend;
B) to atend;
C) to ettent;
D) to attend.
офтальмолог
A) ofthalmologist;
B) ophthalmologist;
C) ophtalmologist;
D) oftalmologist.
хімія
A) chemistry;
B) kemistry;
C) xhemistry;
D) cemistry.
розлад травлення
A) indigestion;
B) indigastion;
C) indegestion;
D) indagestion.
кінцівки
A) lims;
B) lips;
C) libs;
D) limbs.
аптека
A) kemist’s;
B) chemist’s;
C) chamist’s;
D) chemest’s.
обладнання
A) aquipment;
B) equipment;
C) ekwipment;
D) aquepment.
скарга
A) complain;
B) komplaint;
C) complaint;
D) komplain.
знання
A) nowledge;
B) knowledge;
C) knowlege;
D) knawlege.
педіатр
A) pedatrician;
B) pediatricin;
C) pediatrician;
D) pediathrician.
пухлина
A) tjumor;
B) tumore;
C) tumour;
D) tjumour.
внутрішньовенний
A) intravenos;
B) intravenus;
C) intravenous;
D) intrevenous.
череп
A) skull;
B) skul;
C) scull;
D) scal.
фармацевт
A) pharmacist;
B) farmacist;
C) pharmasist;
D) pharmarcist.
тканина
A) tishue;
B) tessue;
C) teshue;
D) tissue.
перелом
A) frecture;
B) frakture;
C) fracture;
D) frecture.
великий палець руки
A) sumb;
B) samb;
C) thumb;
D) thamb.
гінекологія
A) genecology;
B) gynaecology;
C) gynacology;
D) ginaecology.
спостереження
A) observetione;
B) observation;
C) aubservation;
D) obcervation.
науковець
A) scientist;
B) skientist;
C) scaentist;
D) scientict.
плечі
A) sholders;
B) shoulders;
C) sholeders;
D) shouldes.
медсестра
A) nerse;
B) nerce;
C) nurce;
D) nurse.
м’яз
A) muscule;
B) muskule;
C) muscle;
D) musculus.
сліпота
A) blidnes;
B) blindness;
C) blidness;
D) blindnes.
зап’ясток
A) rist;
B) rast;
C) wrist;
D) wrast.
тиск
A) preshure;
B) presure;
C) pressure;
D) pressyre.
патологія
A) pathology;
B) patology;
C) patologie;
D) pethology.
практичний досвід
A) practical experience;
B) praktical experience;
C) proctical experience;
D) practical experiince.
ліки
A) medicine;
B) medicin;
C) medcine;
D) medicina.
пацієнт
A) patient;
B) petient;
C) patyent;
D) patent.
речовина
A) subctance;
B) substance;
C) substanse;
D) substence.
мережа
A) nitwork;
B) network;
C) netwok;
D) nutwork.
жир
A) fet;
B) fat;
C) feat;
D) fut.
спирт
A) alkohol;
B) elkohol;
C) alcohol;
D) alkogol.
заклад
A) institutone;
B) institution;
C) institation;
D) instituton.
рана
A) wond;
B) wund;
C) wound;
D) wuond.
гормон
A) hormone;
B) gormone;
C) hormon;
D) gormon.
ядро
A) nuclus;
B) nucleus;
C) nucles;
D) nukleus.
порожнина
A) cevity;
B) cowiti;
C) cavity;
D) cawity.
малярія
A) meleria;
B) melaria;
C) malaria;
D) malarie.
верхній
A) upper;
B) apper;
C) uper;
D) uppe.
медичне обслуговування
A) health service;
B) helth service;
C) health servise;
D) health sevice.
сечовий міхур
A) blader;
B) bllader;
C) bladder;
D) bledder.
виписувати (з лікарні)
A) distcharge;
B) discharge;
C) discharg;
D) distcharg.
мозок
A) brane;
B) brian;
C) brain;
D) braine.
хромосома
A) chromocoma;
B) ckromosome;
C) chromosome;
D) chromesome.
ядро
A) newcleus;
B) neucleus;
C) nukleus;
D) nucleus.
запобігати
A) to privent;
B) to pruvent;
C) to pryvent;
D) to prevent.
стегно
A) hep;
B) hip;
C) hap;
D) hipp.
вплив
A) influense;
B) influence;
C) influens;
D) influenc.
досвід
A) experience;
B) eksperience;
C) ecxperiens;
D) experiense.
чоло
A) forhead;
B) foreheade;
C) forehead;
D) forhaed.
знеболювальний засіб
A) anestetic;
B) anesthetic;
C) enestetic;
D) anesthetyc.
ядерце
A) nucleoles;
B) nucliolus;
C) nukliolus;
D) nucleolus.
загоювання
A) hialing;
B) healing;
C) heeling;
D) hieling.
рана
A) wound;
B) wund;
C) wond;
D) waund.
пояс
A) girdle;
B) gidle;
C) jirdle;
D) girdler.
медсестра
A) nuse;
B) nerse;
C) nurse;
D) nurce.
включати
A) to inklude;
B) to include;
C) to includ;
D) to inklud.
язик
A) tangue;
B) tongue;
C) tonge;
D) tange.
речовина
A) sabstance;
B) substanse;
C) substancia;
D) substance.
ген
A) gene;
B) gen;
C) genn;
D) gane.
довіра
A) confidence;
B) konfidense;
C) konfedence;
D) confedense.
виразка
A) ulcer;
B) ulser;
C) alcer;
D) alcer.
стегно
A) hap;
B) hip;
C) hipp;
D) hep.
рецепт
A) priscription;
B) preascription;
C) prescreption;
D) prescription.
амбулаторний хворий
A) out-patient;
B) aut-patient;
C) out-patiint;
D) out-patien.
щока
A) сhick;
B) cheeck;
C) cheek;
D) chik.
спадковість
A) haradity;
B) heredity;
C) heredety;
D) heredyty.
лікування
A) tritment;
B) treetment;
C) treatment;
D) triatment.
переливання
A) transffusion;
B) transfusion;
C) transfussion;
D) trensfusion.
плече
A) sholder;
B) choulder;
C) chaulder;
D) shoulder.
хірург
A) surgen;
B) sergene;
C) surgeon;
D) sergeon.
отруйний
A) posonous;
B) poisonos;
C) poisonous;
D) poisonoses.
майбутній
A) futere;
B) future;
C) fjuture;
D) futur.
лікар
A) docter;
B) doctor;
C) doktor;
D) docte.
центріоль
A) sentriol;
B) centriol;
C) centriole;
D) sentriole.
спадковість
A) hirediti;
B) heredity;
C) hiredety;
D) heredety.
розрив
A) rapture;
B) repture;
C) rupture;
D) ruptur.
психіатр
A) psichiatrist;
B) psycheatrist;
C) psechiatrist;
D) psychiatrist.
підтримка
A) sepport;
B) support;
C) suport;
D) seport.
лікування
A) treatment;
B) tretment;
C) treatmen;
D) treatman.
уміння
A) abillity;
B) ebillity;
C) ebility;
D) ability.
хвороба
A) disease;
B) desease;
C) dizeaze;
D) disise.
хромосома
A) hromosom;
B) hromosome;
C) chromosome;
D) chromosom.
рецепт
A) prescription;
B) preskription;
C) preskriptione;
D) prescripshin.
предмет
A) sabject;
B) sudject;
C) subject;
D) subgect.
масаж
A) masage;
B) massage;
C) message;
D) mesage.
інтернатура
A) internshipe;
B) intership;
C) internship;
D) internchip.
діагноз
A) diagnosis;
B) deagnosis;
C) diahnoses;
D) diagnosess.
професія
A) profession;
B) proffession;
C) proffesion;
D) profesion.
лікування
A) tritment;
B) treatmeant;
C) treetment;
D) treatment.
офіційно визнаний
A) acredited;
B) akredited;
C) accredited;
D) ackredited.
хірургія
A) surgeri;
B) sergery;
C) sergeri;
D) surgery.
гурток
A) society;
B) cosiety;
C) suciety;
D) sosiety.
нервова система
A) nerves system;
B) nervous sistem;
C) nervous system;
D) nerves sistem.
палата
A) word;
B) ward;
C) wod;
D) woord.
температура
A) temperature;
B) tamperature;
C) temparatura;
D) temporature.
коледж
A) colege;
B) college;
C) coledge;
D) colledge.
діагноз
A) diagnosis;
B) diagnoses;
C) dyagnosis;
D) diagnose.
заклад
A) instetution;
B) institution;
C) institjution;
D) institusion.
хірург
A) surgen;
B) sergen;
C) surgeon;
D) sergeon.
науковий
A) recearch;
B) research;
C) reseach;
D) reseash.
жовчний міхур
A) gollbladder;
B) gallbledder;
C) goldbladder;
D) gallbladder.
працювати
A) to work;
B) to wek;
C) to werk;
D) to wok.
відділ
A) department;
B) departmont;
C) departmant;
D) departament.
університет
A) university;
B) univercity;
C) uneversity;
D) universiti.
поранений
A) wunded;
B) wounded;
C) wonded;
D) woonded.
поліклініка
A) policlinic;
B) polyclynic;
C) polyclinic;
D) policlynic.
пересування
A) locomotion;
B) lokomoteon;
C) lokomotion;
D) locomoteon.
досвід
A) ecsperience;
B) experience;
C) experinse;
D) ecsperence.
судина
A) vesell;
B) vecell;
C) vessel;
D) vessell.
капіляр
A) kapilear;
B) capilar;
C) kapillary;
D) capillary.
рецепт
A) prescription;
B) preskription;
C) priscription;
D) praskription.
перелом
A) fracture;
B) frasture;
C) frecture;
D) frekture.
мрія
A) drim;
B) dreem;
C) dream;
D) drym.
захворюваність
A) sikness;
B) sickness;
C) sicness;
D) sicknes.
учбовий план
A) curriculum;
B) kurriculum;
C) currikulum;
D) curiculum.
психіатрія
A) saicaitry;
B) psychiatry;
C) psichiatry;
D) sychiatry.
оглядати
A) examine;
B) ixamine;
C) ekzamine;
D) examin.
інфаркт
A) infarkt;
B) infarktion;
C) infarction;
D) infaction.
перелом:
A) fracture;
B) frasture;
C) frecture;
D) frekture.
масаж
A) masage;
B) massage;
C) mesage;
D) message.
спирт
A) alcohol;
B) alkohol;
C) alkogol;
D) alcogol.
лікарський засіб
A) meditsine;
B) meditine;
C) medicin;
D) medicine.
магній
A) magniseum;
B) magneseum;
C) magnesiem;
D) magnesium.
підтримка
A) sypport;
B) siport;
C) sepport;
D) support.
дихальне горло
A) windpype;
B) windpipe;
C) windpip;
D) winpipe.
черево
A) ebdoman;
B) abdoman;
C) abdomen;
D) ebdomen.
пересування:
A) locomotion;
B) lokomoteon;
C) lokomotion;
D) locomoteon.
клітина
A) sell;
B) sel;
C) cel;
D) cell.
епітелій
A) epitelium;
B) epithelium;
C) epithelum;
D) episelium.
капіляр
A) kapilar;
B) capilar;
C) capillary;
D) capilary.
банки
A) kups;
B) kaps;
C) caps;
D) cups.
вибір
A) choce;
B) choice;
C) choic;
D) choise.
житло
A) lodgin;
B) lodging;
C) loging;
D) loding.
медсестра
A) nurse;
B) nurce;
C) nuse;
D) nerse.
намір:
A) perpose;
B) pupose;
C) purpose;
D) pepose.
лікар-клініцист:
A) clinician;
B) clinitian;
C) clinisian;
D) clinican.
штаб-квартира:
A) hedquarters;
B) headkwoters;
C) headquates;
D) headquarters.
пошкодження:
A) enjury;
B) injury;
C) injeri;
D) injuri.
біль у шлунку:
A) stomacace;
B) stomachache;
C) stomacache;
D) stomachace.
рак
A) cancer;
B) canser;
C) kancer;
D) kanser.
головний біль
A) headake;
B) headache;
C) headahe;
D) hedache.
отруйний
A) poisonos;
B) poisones;
C) poisonous;
D) poisonus.
перев’язувальний матеріал:
A) dressiing;
B) dresing;
C) dresin;
D) dressing.
жовчний міхур:
A) galblader;
B) gallblader;
C) gallbladder;
D) galbblader.
подразник:
A) stimulus;
B) stimjules;
C) stimules;
D) stimeles.
банки
A) kups;
B) cups;
C) caps;
D) kaps.
дихання
A) respiration;
B) resperation;
C) respireition;
D) respiresion.
лоб
A) forid;
B) rorehed;
C) forihead;
D) forehead.
пупок
A) navel;
B) neivel;
C) naivel;
D) nevel.
травлення
A) digestin;
B) degestion;
C) didgestion;
D) digestion.
лікоть
A) albow;
B) elbow;
C) elbov;
D) albov.
нащадок
A) ofspring;
B) ofsspring;
C) offspring;
D) offsspring.
живлення
A) nutrition;
B) njutrition;
C) nutrion;
D) nutricion.
сечівник
A) uretra;
B) uretre;
C) urethra;
D) uerethra.
газоподібний
A) gaseos;
B) gasious;
C) gaseous;
D) gaseus.
досвід
A) eksperience;
B) experiency;
C) expiriency;
D) experience.
сприятлива можливість
A) oportjuniti;
B) opportunity;
C) oportunitu;
D) opportuniti.
урологія
A) jurology;
B) juerology;
C) urology;
D) uerology.
віспа
A) smalpox;
B) smallpox;
C) smollpox;
D) smolpox.
мережа
A) network;
B) natwork;
C) nutwork;
D) notwork.
жіночої статі
A) female;
B) fimale;
C) femeil;
D) fimeil.
порада
A) edvice;
B) edvaice;
C) advaice;
D) advice.
гістологія
A) histology;
B) hystologi;
C) hestology;
D) histoligy.
пневмонія
A) pnumonia;
B) pneumonia;
C) pnemonia;
D) pnemounia.
йод
A) idine;
B) iadin;
C) iodine;
D) iodin.
сполука
A) kompaund;
B) compaund;
C) kompound;
D) compound.
хвороботворний
A) pathogenic;
B) patogenic;
C) pathogenik;
D) patogenik.
порошок
A) pavder;
B) povder;
C) powder;
D) pawder.
покликання
A) kalling;
B) calling;
C) kolling;
D) colling.
завдання
A) tusck;
B) tusk;
C) task;
D) tasck.
рибосома
A) ribosoma;
B) ribosome;
C) ribesoma;
D) ribocome.
голова
A) hed;
B) heade;
C) head;
D) heat.
череп
A) skull;
B) skul;
C) scull;
D) scal.
фармацевт
A) pharmacist;
B) farmacist;
C) pharmasist;
D) pharmarcist.
тканина
A) tishue;
B) tessue;
C) teshue;
D) tissue.
перелом
A) frecture;
B) frakture;
C) fracture;
D) frecture.
великий палець руки
A) sumb;
B) samb;
C) thumb;
D) thamb.
гінекологія
A) genecology;
B) gynaecology;
C) gynacology;
D) ginaecology.
спостереження
A) observetione;
B) observation;
C) aubservation;
D) obcervation.
науковець
A) scientist;
B) skientist;
C) scaentist;
D) scientict.
термометр
A) termometer;
B) thermometra;
C) termometr;
D) thermometer.
діагноз
A) diagnosis;
B) deagnosis;
C) diagnozis;
D) deagnosys.
операція
A) opperation;
B) opereition;
C) operation;
D) oppereition.
наука
A) science;
B) sience;
C) seince;
D) sciense.
порожнина
A) cavity;
B) cavety;
C) cevity;
D) cevety.
акушер
A) obsatrtian;
B) obstetrician;
C) obstatritian;
D) obstetritian.
тулуб
A) trank;
B) trunk;
C) trunc;
D) treanc.
рецепт
A) preskription;
B) presckription;
C) prescription;
D) prescreption.
пацієнт
A) pacient;
B) patient;
C) petient;
D) patiant.
огляд
A) examination;
B) exammination;
C) exemination;
D) eksamination.
кінцівки
A) lims;
B) lips;
C) libs;
D) limbs.
аптека
A) kemist’s;
B) chemist’s;
C) chamist’s;
D) chemest’s.
обладнання
A) aquipment;
B) equipment;
C) ekwipment;
D) aquepment.
скарга
A) complain;
B) komplaint;
C) complaint;
D) komplain.
знання
A) nowledge;
B) knowledge;
C) knowlege;
D) knawlege.
педіатр
A) pedatrician;
B) pediatricin;
C) pediatrician;
D) pediathrician.
випускник вузу
A) graduat;
B) graduate;
C) hraduate;
D) greduate.
ранковий обхід
A) moning round;
B) morning raund;
C) morning round;
D) morning rount.
відвідувати
A) to ettend;
B) to atend;
C) to ettent;
D) to attend.
офтальмолог
A) ofthalmologist;
B) ophthalmologist;
C) opthalmologist;
D) ophtalmologist.
хімія
A) chemistry;
B) kemistry;
C) xhemistry;
D) cemistry.
розлад травлення
A) indigestion;
B) indigastion;
C) indegestion;
D) indagestion.
хворобa
A) disease;
B) desease;
C) dasease;
D) disiase.
плечі
A) sholders;
B) shoulders;
C) sholeders;
D) shouldes.
медсестра
A) nerse;
B) nerce;
C) nurce;
D) nurse.
м’яз
A) muscule;
B) muskule;
C) muscle;
D) musculus.
сліпота
A) blidnes;
B) blindness;
C) blidness;
D) blindnes.
зап’ясток
A) rist;
B) rast;
C) wrist;
D) wrast.
тиск
A) preshure;
B) presure;
C) pressure;
D) pressyre.
патологія
A) pathology;
B) patology;
C) patologie;
D) pethology.
практичний досвід
A) practical experience;
B) praktical experience;
C) proctical experience;
D) practical experiince.
ліки
A) medicine;
B) medicin;
C) medcine;
D) medicina.
пацієнт
A) patient;
B) petient;
C) patyent;
D) patent.
речовина
A) subctance;
B) substance;
C) substanse;
D) substence.
іонний
A) eonic;
B) ionik;
C) ionic;
D) aonic.
уран
A) yranium;
B) uranium;
C) uraniem;
D) uraniym.
згоряння
A) combustion;
B) combastion;
C) kombustion;
D) combuction.
хвороба
A) desiase;
B) disise;
C) disease;
D) disize.
синтез
A) sinthesis;
B) senthesis;
C) synthesis;
D) synthecis.
дезинфікуючий засіб
A) desinfectant;
B) disinfectant;
C) dizinfectant;
D) disinfektant.
медсестра
A) ners;
B) nurce;
C) nurse;
D) nurs.
голова
A) hed;
B) heade;
C) head;
D) heat.
настрій
A) mud;
B) mood;
C) moud;
D) myd.
діагноз
A) diagnosis;
B) deagnosis;
C) diagnozis;
D) deagnosys.
операція
A) opperation;
B) opereition;
C) operation;
D) oppereition.
наука
A) science;
B) sience;
C) seince;
D) sciense.
порожнина
A) cavity;
B) cavety;
C) cevity;
D) cevety.
коронка
A) krown
B) crown;
C) crawn
D) crovn.
хворобa
A) disease;
B) desease;
C) dasease;
D) disiase.
плече
A) sholder;
B) sholde;
C) shoulder;
D) sholdeur.
лікар загальної практики
A) general praktitioner;
B) general practitioner;
C) general praectitioner;
D) general practitiner.
заклад
A) institutone;
B) institution;
C) institation;
D) instituton.
лікуючий лікар
A) dostor in charge;
B) doctor in chart;
C) doctor in charge;
D) docter in chage.
гормон
A) hormone;
B) gormone;
C) hormon;
D) gormon.
ядро
A) nuclus;
B) nucleus;
C) nucles;
D) nukleus.
порожнина
A) cevity;
B) cowiti;
C) cavity;
D) cawity.
малярія
A) meleria;
B) melaria;
C) malaria;
D) malarie.
верхній
A) upper;
B) apper;
C) uper;
D) uppe.
медичне обслуговування
A) health service;
B) helth service;
C) health servise;
D) health sevice.
зв’язок
A) relationsheep;
B) relationship;
C) relatenship;
D) relateonship.
доступний
A) available;
B) avoiabl;
C) avouilable;
D) availoble.
мозок
A) brane;
B) brian;
C) brain;
D) braine.
хромосома
A) chromocoma;
B) ckromosome;
C) chromosome;
D) chromesome.
тулуб
A) trank;
B) trunk;
C) trunc;
D) treanc.
рецепт
A) preskription;
B) presckription;
C) prescription;
D) prescreption.
пацієнт
A) pacient;
B) patient;
C) petient;
D) patiant.
огляд
A) examination;
B) exammination;
C) exemination;
D) eksamination.
відвідувати
A) to ettend;
B) to atend;
C) to ettent;
D) to attend.
емаль
A) enemal;
B) enamel;
C) enammel;
D) anamel.
хімія
A) chemistry;
B) kemistry;
C) xhemistry;
D) cemistry.
прорізання зубів
A) eruption;
B) erruption;
C) aruption;
D) iraption.
ядро
A) newcleus;
B) neucleus;
C) nukleus;
D) nucleus.
запобігати
A) to privent;
B) to pruvent;
C) to pryvent;
D) to prevent.
стегно
A) hep;
B) hip;
C) hap;
D) hipp.
невиліковний
A) antreatable;
B) untreatable;
C) untretable;
D) untreateble.
досвід
A) experience;
B) eksperience;
C) ecxperiens;
D) experiense.
чоло
A) forhead;
B) foreheade;
C) forehead;
D) forhaed.
знеболювальне
A) anestetic;
B) anesthetic;
C) enestetic;
D) anesthetyc.
ядерце
A) nucleoles;
B) nucliolus;
C) nukliolus;
D) nucleolus.
загоювання
A) hialing;
B) healing;
C) heeling;
D) hieling.
рана
A) wound;
B) wund;
C) wond;
D) waund.
пояс
A) girdle;
B) gidle;
C) jirdle;
D) girdler.
медсестра
A) nuse;
B) nerse;
C) nurse;
D) nurce.
включати
A) to inklude;
B) to include;
C) to includ;
D) to inklud.
язик
A) tangue;
B) tongue;
C) tonge;
D) tange.
речовина
A) sabstance;
B) substanse;
C) substancia;
D) substance.
ген
A) gene;
B) gen;
C) genn;
D) gane.
довіра
A) confidence;
B) konfidense;
C) konfedence;
D) confedense.
виразка
A) ulcer;
B) ulser;
C) alcer;
D) alcer.
стегно
A) hap;
B) hip;
C) hipp;
D) hep.
рецепт
A) priscription;
B) preascription;
C) prescreption;
D) prescription.
амбулаторний хворий
A) out-patient;
B) aut-patient;
C) out-patiint;
D) out-patien.
щока
A) сhick;
B) cheeck;
C) cheek;
D) chik.
поліклініка:
A) policlinic;
B) polyklinic;
C) polyclinic;
D) polyclinik.
спадковість
A) haradity;
B) heredity;
C) heredety;
D) heredyty.
лікування
A) tritment;
B) treetment;
C) treatment;
D) triatment.
переливання
A) transffusion;
B) transfusion;
C) transfussion;
D) trensfusion.
плече
A) sholder;
B) choulder;
C) chaulder;
D) shoulder.
хірург
A) surgen;
B) sergene;
C) surgeon;
D) sergeon.
лікарняний листок
A) sick-leave;
B) sik-leave;
C) cick-leave;
D) sick-leeve.
майбутній
A) futere;
B) future;
C) fjuture;
D) futur.
лікар
A) docter;
B) doctor;
C) doktor;
D) docte.
мітоз
A) mytosys;
B) mythosys;
C) mitosis;
D) mytosis.
гігієна
A) higiene;
B) hygiene;
C) hygyene;
D) higyene.
розрив
A) rapture;
B) repture;
C) rupture;
D) ruptur.
психіатр
A) psichiatrist;
B) psycheatrist;
C) psechiatrist;
D) psychiatrist.
гінеколог
A) ginekologist;
B) ginecologist;
C) gynaecologist;
D) gynekologist.
лікування
A) treatment;
B) tretment;
C) treatmen;
D) treatman.
уміння
A) abillity;
B) ebillity;
C) ebility;
D) ability.
хвороба
A) disease;
B) desease;
C) dizeaze;
D) disise.
протоплазма
A) prothopalazma;
B) phrotoplasma;
C) protoplasme;
D) protoplasm.
рецепт
A) prescription;
B) preskription;
C) preskriptione;
D) prescripshin.
предмет
A) sabject;
B) sudject;
C) subject;
D) subgect.
анестезіолог
A) anethetist;
B) anasetist;
C) anaesthetist;
D) anesthetist.
інтернатура
A) internshipe;
B) intership;
C) internship;
D) internchip.
діагноз
A) diagnosis;
B) deagnosis;
C) diahnoses;
D) diagnosess.
професія
A) profession;
B) proffession;
C) proffesion;
D) profesion.
лікування
A) tritment;
B) treatmeant;
C) treetment;
D) treatment.
середовище
A) surrounding;
B) serrounding;
C) suroundin;
D) currounding.
хірургія
A) surgeri;
B) sergery;
C) sergeri;
D) surgery.
гурток
A) society;
B) cosiety;
C) suciety;
D) sosiety.
нервова система
A) nerves system;
B) nerveas system;
C) nervous system;
D) nerveus system.
палата
A) word;
B) ward;
C) wod;
D) woord.
температура
A) temperature;
B) tamperature;
C) temparatura;
D) temporature.
коледж
A) colege;
B) college;
C) coledge;
D) colledge.
діагноз
A) diagnosis;
B) diagnoses;
C) dyagnosis;
D) diagnose.
заклад
A) instetution;
B) institution;
C) institjution;
D) institusion.
кінцівки
A) lims;
B) lips;
C) libs;
D) limbs.
аптека
A) kemist’s;
B) chemist’s;
C) chamist’s;
D) chemest’s.
обладнання
A) aquipment;
B) equipment;
C) ekwipment;
D) aquepment.
рідина
A) likwid;
B) liquid;
C) likvid;
D) liqid.
інтерметалічний
A) intermetalic;
B) intermetallik;
C) intermetalik;
D) intermetallic.
заряд
A) chage;
B) chadge;
C) charge;
D) charg.
раковий
A) kancerous;
B) canceros;
C) canserous;
D) cancerous.
випускник
A) greduate;
B) graduate;
C) graduat;
D) gradyate.
досвідчений
A) experienced;
B) experineed;
C) eksperienced;
D) experiensed.
скарга
A) complain;
B) komplaint;
C) complaint;
D) komplain.
знання
A) nowledge;
B) knowledge;
C) knowlege;
D) knawlege.
педіатр
A) pedatrician;
B) pediatricin;
C) pediatrician;
D) pediathrician.
слиз
A)mukus;
B)mucis;
C)mucus;
D) muces.
внутрішньовенний
A) intravenos;
B) intravenus;
C) intravenous;
D) intrevenous.
хірург
A) surgen;
B) sergen;
C) surgeon;
D) sergeon.
науковий
A) recearch;
B) research;
C) reseach;
D) reseash.
жовчний міхур
A) gollbladder;
B) gallbledder;
C) goldbladder;
D) gallbladder.
працювати
A) to work;
B) to wek;
C) to werk;
D) to wok.
відділ
A) department;
B) departmont;
C) departmant;
D) departament.
університет
A) university;
B) univercity;
C) uneversity;
D) universiti.
відділ
A) departament;
B) dapartament;
C) department;
D) departmant.
поліклініка
A) policlinic;
B) polyclynic;
C) polyclinic;
D) policlynic.
хворий
A) pacient;
B) patient;
C) peitient;
D) pecient.
досвід
A) ecsperience;
B) experience;
C) experinse;
D) ecsperence.
судина
A) vesell;
B) vecell;
C) vessel;
D) vessell.
розподіл
A) dystrybution;
B) distribution;
C) distrubution;
D) dustribution.
рецепт
A) prescription;
B) preskription;
C) priscription;
D) praskription.
освіта
A) edukation;
B) edycation;
C) education;
D) educeition.
навчальний план
A) cirriculum;
B) cirricullum;
C) ciriculum;
D) curriculum.
реагування
A) risponse;
B) responce;
C) response;
D) recponse.
можливість
A) oportunity;
B) opportynity;
C) oppotunity;
D) opportunity.
спеціаліст
A) speshialist;
B) specialist;
C) spechialist;
D) specilist.
додатковий
A) additional;
B) aditional;
C) edditional;
D) additionall.
технологія
A) technology;
B) tachnology;
C) teknology;
D) tichnology.
Виберіть англійський еквівалент українського терміну:
порожнина
A) part;
B) cavity;
C) vessel;
D) bone.
відновлювати
A) to release;
B) to reduce;
C) to restore;
D) to receive.
курорт
A) health care;
B) health practitioner;
C) health worker;
D) health resort.
головний мозок
A) spinal cord;
B) spine;
C) gland;
D) brain.
легеня
A) palm;
B) lung;
C) eye;
D) ear.
досвід
A) examination;
B) experiment;
C) experience;
D) existence.
сполука
A) complex;
B) compound;
C) component;
D) common.
виразка
A) medicine;
B) ulcer;
C) cough;
D) angina pectoris.
стравохід
A) sternum;
B) esophagus;
C) rib;
D) pelvis.
захищати
A) to make;
B) to operate;
C) to surround;
D) to protect.
тканина
A) tissue;
B) cell;
C) epithelium;
D) cartilage.
присвятити себе
A) to be going to;
B) to devote oneself to;
C) to prepare oneself to;
D) to dress oneself.
знищити захворювання
A) to prevent a disease;
B) to treat the disease;
C) to eradicate the disease;
D) to diagnose the disease.
наполегливо працювати
A) to work hard;
B) to work quickly;
C) to work slowly;
D) to work regularly.
отримати диплом
A) to receive a diploma;
B) to defend a diploma;
C) to show a diploma;
D) to need a diploma.
кінцівка
A) limb;
B) ulcer;
C) neck;
D) spleen.
грудна клітка
A) chest;
B) stomach;
C) liver;
D) bladder.
кашель
A) cough;
B) sneeze;
C) catarrh;
D) medicine.
порожнина
A) bone;
B) cavity;
C) blood;
D) cell.
щоденний обхід
A) daily going;
B) daily round;
C) day round;
D) day going.
інфекційне захворювання
A) life-threatening disease;
B) infectious disease;
C) dangerous disease;
D) severe disease.
коліно
A) hip;
B) chest;
C) limb;
D) knee.
амбулаторне лікування
A) in-patient treatment;
B) surgical treatment;
C) hospital treatment;
D) out-patient treatment.
розвиток
A) development;
B) experience;
C) contest;
D) prescription.
селезінка
A) pancreas;
B) kidney;
C) intestine;
D) spleen.
медичні банки
A) cups;
B) glasses;
C) mugs;
D) sippers.
речовина
A) equipment;
B) substance;
C) thing;
D) component.
вирішувати
A) to confirm;
B) to promote;
C) to realize;
D) to decide.
тиск крові
A) blood pressure;
B) blood transfusion;
C) blood platelets;
D) blood circulation.
тіло
A) trunk;
B) body;
C) leg;
D) head.
психіатрія
A) physiology;
B) psychiatry;
C) psychiatrist;
D) psychology.
присвячувати
A) to devote;
B) to discharge;
C) to detect;
D) to develop.
шия
A) trunk;
B) skull;
C) neck;
D) vertebra.
етикетка
A) ethics;
B) label;
C) indication;
D) paper.
захист
A) definition;
B) dependence;
C) determination;
D) defense.
переплутати
A) to confirm;
B) to confuse;
C) to control;
D) to conclude.
кабінет лікаря
A) nurses’ room;
B) doctor’s consulting room;
C) dressing room;
D) physiotherapeutic room.
верхній
A) upper;
B) lower;
C) middle;
D) inner.
терапія
A) pediatrics;
B) therapy;
C) dentistry;
D) surgery.
майбутній
A) present;
B) future;
C) past;
D) previous.
лікування хвороби
A) prescription of treatment;
B) therapeutic treatment;
C) treatment of disease;
D) diagnosing of disease.
для внутрішнього вживання
A) for external use;
B) for somebody’s use;
C) for internal use;
D) for the patient’s use.
трави
A) powder;
B) ointment;
C) herbs;
D) cups.
палата
A) palate;
B) bedroom;
C) ward;
D) palace.
міряти температуру
A) to have a temperature;
B) to run a temperature;
C) to take a temperature;
D) patient’s temperature.
передпліччя
A) forehead;
B) shoulder;
C) arm;
D) forearm.
стравохід
A) pharynx;
B) esophagus;
C) intestines;
D) rectum.
серце
A) heart;
B) head;
C) hand;
D) brain.
залоза
A) gland;
B) nerve;
C) lobe;
D) part.
переплутати ліки
A) to check drugs;
B) to confuse remedies;
C) to sell medicines;
D) to use remedies.
живлення
A) nutrition;
B) function;
C) regeneration;
D) material.
наука
A) branch;
B) field;
C) science;
D) study.
головний біль
A) backache;
B) headache;
C) stomachache;
D) toothache.
лікоть
A) index;
B) elbow;
C) ankle;
D) thigh.
хвороби органів черевної порожнини
A) severe diseases;
B) abdominal diseases;
C) common diseases;
D) surgical diseases.
спалах
A) break out;
B) outbreak;
C) breakdown;
D) break through.
полегшувати біль
A) to produce pain;
B) to relieve pain;
C) to control pain;
D) to prevent pain.
призначення ліків
A) taking drugs;
B) drug manufacturing;
C) administration of drugs;
D) dosage of drugs.
хірург
A) physician;
B) practitioner;
C) surgeon;
D) stomatologist.
порожнина
A) valve;
B) cavity;
C) canal;
D) duct.
кір
A) measles;
B) malaria;
C) mastitis;
D) mumps.
палець стопи
A) finger;
B) wrist;
C) toe;
D) limb.
дослідник
A) lecture;
B) scientist;
C) professor;
D) researcher.
щока
A) neck;
B) cheek;
C) gum;
D) head.
основи
A) fundamentals;
B) founders;
C) foundation;
D) findings.
самовіддано
A) selfishly;
B) selflessly;
C) self-willingly;
D) self-denialy.
загальні захворювання
A) infectious diseases;
B) widespread diseases;
C) common diseases;
D) virulent diseases.
психологічна підтримка
A) physiological support;
B) psychological support;
C) mutual support;
D) financial support.
небезпечна хвороба
A) grave disease;
B) mild disease;
C) preventable disease;
D) curable disease.
великий палець руки
A) thumb;
B) thigh;
C) ankle;
D) foot.
історія хвороби
A) case history;
B) treatment;
C) leather case;
D) cause.
офтальмологія
A) oncology;
B) otolaryngology;
C) ophthalmology;
D) obstetrics.
клітина
A) tissue;
B) coat;
C) cell;
D) bone.
тривалість життя
A) long surgery;
B) longevity;
C) long-term study;
D) long life.
селезінка
A) lung;
B) liver;
C) spleen;
D) heart.
шлунок
A) bladder;
B) intestine;
C) brain;
D) stomach.
огляд
A) injection;
B) transfusion;
C) examination;
D) treatment.
процедура
A) course;
B) subject;
C) procedure;
D) operation.
приймальні години
A) reception ward;
B) reception hours;
C) work and rest hours;
D) reception room.
досвід
A) ability;
B) experience;
C) curriculum;
D) behaviour.
амбулаторний пацієнт
A) in-patient;
B) out-patient;
C) ambulance patient;
D) hospital patient.
рибосома
A) fish some;
B) ribosome;
C) riboflavin;
D) ribonucleic.
віспа
A) malaria;
B) smallpox;
C) polio;
D) rupture.
набувати
A) to change;
B) to find;
C) to acquire;
D) to discharge.
слухати
A) to hear;
B) to listen;
C) to notice;
D) to feel.
розкриття рани
A) wound dehiscence;
B) wound pain;
C) wound infection;
D) wound healing.
звичайне ремесло
A) common profession;
B) ordinary trade;
C) rare trade;
D) noble profession.
піднебіння
A) forehead;
B) tongue;
C) palate;
D) cheek.
скарга
A) question;
B) complaint;
C) request;
D) advice.
рятувати
A) to defend;
B) to survive;
C) to save;
D) to defeat.
спостереження
A) supervision;
B) prevention;
C) control;
D) observation.
пластична операція
A) cosmetic operation;
B) palliative operation;
C) plastic operation;
D) restorative operation.
вступити
A) to come in;
B) to go out;
C) to enter;
D) to graduate from.
дисертація
A) theme;
B) report;
C) thesis;
D) exercise.
досвідчений лікар
A) experienced physician;
B) good doctor;
C) experienced nurse;
D) good surgeon.
з’єднувати
A) to consist;
B) to compose;
C) to connect;
D) to compare.
гнучкий
A) flexible;
B) rigid;
C) tough;
D) soft.
Гольджі комплекс
A) Golgi body;
B) Golden complex;
C) Golf-bag;
D) Gonorrhea.
психіатр
A) psychologist;
B) physiologist;
C) physician;
D) psychiatrist.
діагностична операція
A) difficult operation;
B) planned operation;
C) diagnostic operation;
D) major operation.
заклад
A) institute;
B) institution;
C) office;
D) chemist’s shop.
офіційно визнаний
A) accepted;
B) required;
C) accredited;
D) integrated.
глибокі знання
A) little knowledge;
B) knowledge base;
C) profound knowledge;
D) poor knowledge.
чоло
A) head;
B) mandible;
C) palate;
D) forehead.
огляд
A) examination;
B) treatment;
C) prescription;
D) consultation.
курорт
A) health care;
B) health resort;
C) hospital;
D) clinic.
смертність
A) sickness;
B) mortality;
C) occurrence;
D) incidence.
важка операція
A) urgent operation;
B) difficult operation;
C) minor operation;
D) emergency operation.
відвідувати (лекції)
A) to attend;
B) to be present;
C) to miss;
D) to come.
покращити
A) to develop;
B) to improve;
C) to impeach;
D) to rise.
сприятлива можливість
A) opportunity;
B) security;
C) morbidity;
D) invalidity.
освіта
A) experience;
B) education;
C) knowledge;
D) development.
дані
A) date;
B) information;
C) list;
D) data.
лікарня
A) polyclinic;
B) clinic;
C) dispensary;
D) hospital.
запалення
A) condition;
B) complication;
C) inflammation;
D) difficulty.
нирка
A) bladder;
B) liver;
C) kidney;
D) heart.
освіта
A) education;
B) treatment;
C) practice;
D) training.
стерильний халат
A) sterile dressing;
B) sterile mask;
C) sterile gown;
D) sterile gloves.
кінцівка
A) limb;
B) trunk;
C) neck;
D) skull.
скляний посуд
A) glassware;
B) lens;
C) spectacles;
D) window.
грілка
A) radiator;
B) medicine dropper;
C) hot-water bottle;
D) thermometer.
усвідомлювати
A) to recognize;
B) to realize;
C) to release;
D) to reconsider.
шлунок
A) bowels;
B) stomach;
C) bladder;
D) gastritis.
залози без протоків
A) salivary glands;
B) ductless glands;
C) sebaceous glands;
D) axillary glands.
лікарня
A) clinic;
B) hospital;
C) polyclinic;
D) rest-home.
невідкладний випадок
A) advanced case;
B) fatal case;
C) emergency case;
D) neglected case.
психіатрія
A) psychology;
B) physiology;
C) physics;
D) psychiatry.
нирка
A) kidney;
B) lung;
C) liver;
D) heart.
відповідальність
A) ability;
B) responsibility;
C) relativity;
D) contractility.
програма лекцій
A) programme;
B) scheme;
C) syllabus;
D) plan.
попередній:
A) subsequent;
B) essential;
C) intercalated;
D) preliminary.
гіпсова пов’язка
A) Hypocrites’ bandage;
B) plaster-of-Paris bandage;
C) first-aid bandage;
D) figure-of-eight bandage.
небезпечне захворювання
A) common disease;
B) rare disease;
C) virulent disease;
D) contagious disease.
рентгенобстеження:
A) x-ray examination;
B) tangent screen examination;
C) double contrast examination;
D) air-contrast examination.
дані лабораторних аналізів
A) laboratory tests;
B) laboratory analysis;
C) laboratory findings;
D) laboratory investigations.
жирова клітина:
A) muscle cell;
B) fat cell;
C) epithelial cell;
D) band cell.
відвідувати (лекції):
A) to visit;
B) to attend;
C) to admit;
D) to adopt.
гомілка:
A) femur;
B) knee;
C) calf;
D) shin.
таз:
A) pelvis;
B) abdomen;
C) chest;
D) trunk.
орган чуття
A) respiratory organ;
B) sense organ;
C) enamel organ;
D) spiral organ.
рецептурний відділ
A) chemist’s department;
B) prescription department;
C) medical department;
D) pharmaceutical department.
медична піпетка
A) medicinal dropper;
B) glassware;
C) hot-water bottle;
D) medicinal plant.
невідкладний випадок
A) advanced case;
B) fatal case;
C) emergency case;
D) neglected case.
сечовидільна система:
A) reproductive system;
B) endocrine system;
C) urinary system;
D) lymphatic system.
звертатися:
A) to apply to;
B) to apply for;
C) to care for;
D) to care of.
відновлення:
A) regeneration;
B) absorption;
C) propagation;
D) diversification.
отруйний
A) beneficial;
B) poisonous;
C) useful;
D) essential.
новітній метод
A) ancient method;
B) conventional method;
C) common method;
D) novel method.
психологічна підтримка
A) physical support;
B) psychological support;
C) circulatory support;
D) nutritional support.
слинна залоза
A) sebaceous gland;
B) endocrine gland;
C) ductless gland;
D) salivary gland.
циліндрична органела
A) organelle;
B) centriole;
C) mitochondrion;
D) endoplasmic reticulum.
порожнина
A) part;
B) cavity;
C) vessel;
D) bone.
підшлункова залоза:
A) pancreas;
B) gallbladder;
C) intestines;
D) esophagus.
продукт обміну:
A) nutrient;
B) waste;
C) product;
D) provisions.
передпліччя:
A) upper arm;
B) armpit;
C) forearm;
D) ear arm.
травний тракт
A) biliary tract;
B) outflow tract;
C) urinary tract;
D) alimentary tract.
міжклітинна речовина
A) intracerebral substance;
B) intracellular substance;
C) intercellular substance;
D) intercerebral substance.
гладкий м’яз
A) circular muscle;
B) smooth muscle;
C) striated muscle;
D) cheek muscle.
теоретичний курс до навчання в клініці
A) clinical training;
B) nursing training;
C) pre-clinical training;
D) social subjects training.
офіційно визнаний
A) accepted;
B) required;
C) accredited;
D) integrated.
підборіддя:
A) chin;
B) temple;
C) forehead;
D) cheek.
натрій:
A) sodium;
B) magnesium;
C) calcium;
D) iron.
вплив:
A) influenza;
B) influence;
C) initiation;
D) inflexion.
замовляти
A) to order;
B) to administer;
C) to dispense;
D) to confuse.
ефірна олія
A) fatty oil;
B) essential oil;
C) corn oil;
D) olive oil.
вуглекислий газ
A) hydrogen dioxide;
B) sulphur dioxide;
C) carbon dioxide;
D) chlorine dioxide.
вуглеводнева їжа
A) bulky food;
B) common food;
C) healthy food;
D) carbohydrate food.
традиційна медицина
A) ancient medicine;
B) folk medicine;
C) conventional medicine;
D) osteopathic medicine.
загальні болі:
A) false pains;
B) general pains;
C) labor pains;
D) growing pains.
розлад травлення:
A) indigestion;
B) incapacitation;
C) infestation;
D) ingestion.
виписувати (з лікарні):
A) to administer;
B) to admit;
C) to dispense;
D) to discharge.
видалення
A) removal;
B) renewal;
C) repair;
D) resolution.
розлад
A) discomfort;
B) disorder;
C) disruption;
D) dislocation.
грудна жаба
A) diabetes mellitus;
B) peptic ulcer;
C) angina pectoris;
D) lung tumour.
поступове одужання
A) absolute recovery;
B) gradual recovery;
C) partial recovery;
D) ultimate recovery.
студент-старшокурсник
A) first-year student;
B) second-year student;
C) senior student;
D) junior student.
амбулаторний хворий:
A) in-patient;
B) out-patient;
C) lying patient;
D) postoperative patient.
відновний:
A) osteoplastic;
B) relieving;
C) active;
D) reconstructive.
схвалювати:
A) to approve;
B) to boost;
C) to promote;
D) to combat.
загальні захворювання
A) renal diseases;
B) rare diseases;
C) common diseases;
D) coexistent diseases.
дихальний
A) gastric;
B) rheumatic;
C) somatic;
D) respiratory.
вступний іспит
A) entrance examination;
B) physical examination;
C) competitive examination;
D) graduation examination.
незалежне видання
A) dependent publication;
B) scientific publication;
C) free publication;
D) university publication.
перебіг захворювання
A) disease onset;
B) disease course;
C) disease height;
D) disease management.
отруйний
A) pure;
B) bad;
C) poisonous;
D) fertilized.
обладнання
A) apparatus;
B) machinery;
C) equipment;
D) gear.
головний мозок
A) spinal cord;
B) spine;
C) gland;
D) brain.
легеня
A) palm;
B) lung;
C) eye;
D) ear.
досвід
A) examination;
B) experiment;
C) experience;
D) existence.
фельдшер
A) nurse;
B) doctor;
C) doctor’s assistant;
D) assistant professor.
виразка
A) medicine;
B) ulcer;
C) cough;
D) angina pectoris.
стравохід
A) sternum;
B) esophagus;
C) rib;
D) pelvis.
захищати
A) to make;
B) to operate;
C) to surround;
D) to protect.
тканина
A) tissue;
B) cell;
C) epithelium;
D) cartilage.
присвятити себе
A) to be going to;
B) to devote oneself to;
C) to prepare oneself to;
D) to dress oneself.
знищити захворювання
A) to prevent a disease;
B) to treat the disease;
C) to eradicate the disease;
D) to diagnose the disease.
наполегливо працювати
A) to work hard;
B) to work quickly;
C) to work slowly;
D) to work regularly.
кров
A) part;
B) blood;
C) vessel;
D) bone.
відновлювати
A) to release;
B) to reduce;
C) to restore;
D) to receive.
курорт
A) health care;
B) health practitioner;
C) health worker;
D) health resort.
головний мозок
A) spinal cord;
B) spine;
C) gland;
D) brain.
легеня
A) palm;
B) lung;
C) eye;
D) ear.
досвід
A) examination;
B) experiment;
C) experience;
D) existence.
ясна
A) jaws
B) roots;
C) tissues;
D) gums.
виразка
A) medicine;
B) ulcer;
C) cough;
D) angina pectoris.
отримати диплом
A) to receive a diploma;
B) to defend a diploma;
C) to show a diploma;
D) to need a diploma.
кінцівка
A) limb;
B) ulcer;
C) neck;
D) spleen.
грудна клітка
A) chest;
B) stomach;
C) liver;
D) bladder.
кашель
A) cough;
B) sneeze;
C) catarrh;
D) medicine.
порожнина
A) bone;
B) cavity;
C) blood;
D) cell.
безкоштовний
A) free-of-charge;
B) expensive;
C) qualified;
D) experienced.
інфекційне захворювання
A) life-threatening disease;
B) infectious disease;
C) dangerous disease;
D) severe disease.
коліно
A) hip;
B) chest;
C) limb;
D) knee.
лектор
A) researcher;
B) scientist;
C) lecturer;
D) teacher.
розвиток
A) development;
B) experience;
C) contest;
D) prescription.
селезінка
A) pancreas;
B) kidney;
C) intestine;
D) spleen.
медичні банки
A) cups;
B) glasses;
C) mugs;
D) sippers.
речовина
A) equipment;
B) substance;
C) thing;
D) component.
допомагати
A) to confirm;
B) to influence;
C) to treat;
D) to assist.
тиск крові
A) blood pressure;
B) blood transfusion;
C) blood platelets;
D) blood circulation.
тіло
A) trunk;
B) body;
C) leg;
D) head.
психіатрія
A) physiology;
B) psychiatry;
C) psychiatrist;
D) psychology.
присвячувати
A) to devote;
B) to discharge;
C) to detect;
D) to develop.
шия
A) trunk;
B) skull;
C) neck;
D) vertebra.
етикетка
A) ethics;
B) label;
C) indication;
D) paper.
захист
A) definition;
B) dependence;
C) determination;
D) defense.
складати
A) to find;
B) to cure;
C) to constitute;
D) to divide.
кабінет лікаря
A) nurses’ room;
B) doctor’s consulting room;
C) dressing room;
D) physiotherapeutic room.
отруйний
A) poison;
B) poisonous;
C) solid;
D) compressed.
призначення лікарського засобу
A) invention;
B) installation;
C) examination;
D) administration.
багатотомний
A) multivolume;
B) multiple;
C) multicellular;
D) multiresistant.
дуже важливий
A) dangerous;
B) vital;
C) prominent;
D) protective.
атомний
A) anatomic;
B) atomic;
C) atopic;
D) atoxic.
халькоген
A) halogen;
B) oxygen;
C) hydrogen;
D) chalcogen.
рівняння
A) equilibration;
B) aggregation;
C) composition;
D) equation.
відновлювати
A) to require;
B) to restore;
C) to release;
D) to remove.
верхній
A) upper;
B) lower;
C) middle;
D) inner.
стравохід
A) sternum;
B) esophagus;
C) rib;
D) pelvis.
захищати
A) to make;
B) to operate;
C) to surround;
D) to protect.
тканина
A) tissue;
B) cell;
C) epithelium;
D) cartilage.
присвятити себе
A) to be going to;
B) to devote oneself to;
C) to prepare oneself to;
D) to dress oneself.
знищити захворювання
A) to prevent a disease;
B) to treat the disease;
C) to eradicate the disease;
D) to diagnose the disease.
наполегливо працювати
A) to work hard;
B) to work quickly;
C) to work slowly;
D) to work regularly.
отримати диплом
A) to receive a diploma;
B) to defend a diploma;
C) to show a diploma;
D) to need a diploma.
кінцівка
A) limb;
B) ulcer;
C) neck;
D) spleen.
терапія
A) pediatrics;
B) therapy;
C) dentistry;
D) surgery.
майбутній
A) present;
B) future;
C) past;
D) previous.
лікування хвороби
A) prescription of treatment;
B) therapeutic treatment;
C) treatment of disease;
D) diagnosing of disease.
для внутрішнього вживання
A) for external use;
B) for somebody’s use;
C) for internal use;
D) for the patient’s use.
поверхня
A) stratum;
B) substance;
C) tissue;
D) surface.
палата
A) palate;
B) bedroom;
C) ward;
D) palace.
міряти температуру
A) to have a temperature;
B) to run a temperature;
C) to take a temperature;
D) patient’s temperature.
передпліччя
A) forehead;
B) shoulder;
C) arm;
D) forearm.
складати екзамен
A) to take examination;
B) to perform the duties;
C) to examine a patient;
D) to take a course.
серце
A) heart;
B) head;
C) hand;
D) brain.
залоза
A) gland;
B) nerve;
C) lobe;
D) part.
переплутати ліки
A) to check drugs;
B) to confuse remedies;
C) to sell medicines;
D) to use remedies.
живлення
A) nutrition;
B) function;
C) regeneration;
D) material.
наука
A) branch;
B) field;
C) science;
D) study.
головний біль
A) backache;
B) headache;
C) stomachache;
D) toothache.
лікоть
A) index;
B) elbow;
C) ankle;
D) thigh.
інфекційні хвороби
A) infectionist;
B) infectious diseases;
C) previous illnesses;
D) affliction.
захист
A) safety;
B) subject;
C) ability;
D) protection.
полегшувати біль
A) to produce pain;
B) to relieve pain;
C) to control pain;
D) to prevent pain.
призначення ліків
A) taking drugs;
B) drug manufacturing;
C) administration of drugs;
D) dosage of drugs.
хірург
A) physician;
B) practitioner;
C) surgeon;
D) stomatologist.
порожнина
A) valve;
B) cavity;
C) canal;
D) duct.
кір
A) measles;
B) malaria;
C) mastitis;
D) mumps.
палець стопи
A) finger;
B) wrist;
C) toe;
D) limb.
дослідник
A) lecture;
B) scientist;
C) professor;
D) researcher.
щока
A) neck;
B) cheek;
C) gum;
D) head.
заспокійливі препарати
A) hypnotics;
B) depressants;
C) stimulants;
D) sedatives.
сумісність
A) interchange;
B) remedy;
C) personnel;
D) compatibility.
звичка
A) nature;
B) habit;
C) process;
D) reaction.
походження
A) beginning;
B) starting;
C) development;
D) origin.
небезпечна хвороба
A) grave disease;
B) mild disease;
C) preventable disease;
D) curable disease.
великий палець руки
A) thumb;
B) thigh;
C) ankle;
D) foot.
історія хвороби
A) case history;
B) treatment;
C) leather case;
D) cause.
макроскопічна анатомія
A) gross anatomy;
B) pathological anatomy;
C) human anatomy;
D) microscopic anatomy.
клітина
A) tissue;
B) coat;
C) cell;
D) bone.
мітоз
A) mitosis;
B) mitral;
C) mortal;
D) malignant.
селезінка
A) lung;
B) liver;
C) spleen;
D) heart.
шлунок
A) bladder;
B) intestine;
C) brain;
D) stomach.
огляд
A) injection;
B) transfusion;
C) examination;
D) treatment.
процедура
A) course;
B) subject;
C) procedure;
D) operation.
приймальні години
A) reception ward;
B) reception hours;
C) work and rest hours;
D) reception room.
досвід
A) ability;
B) experience;
C) curriculum;
D) behaviour.
амбулаторний пацієнт
A) in-patient;
B) out-patient;
C) ambulance patient;
D) hospital patient.
рибосома
A) fish some;
B) ribosome;
C) riboflavin;
D) ribonucleic.
науковець
A) scientist;
B) psychologist;
C) researcher;
D) teacher.
набувати
A) to change;
B) to find;
C) to acquire;
D) to discharge.
слухати
A) to hear;
B) to listen;
C) to notice;
D) to feel.
навчальна програма
A) internship;
B) operation;
C) curriculum;
D) obstetrics.
приймати хворих
A) to work with patients;
B) to treat patients;
C) to see patients;
D) to take the patient’s temperature.
піднебіння
A) forehead;
B) tongue;
C) palate;
D) cheek.
скарга
A) question;
B) complaint;
C) request;
D) advice.
цитоплазма
A) cystoma;
B) cytology;
C) cytoplasm;
D) cytopathology.
спостереження
A) supervision;
B) prevention;
C) control;
D) observation.
пластична операція
A) cosmetic operation;
B) palliative operation;
C) plastic operation;
D) restorative operation.
вступити
A) to come in;
B) to go out;
C) to enter;
D) to behave.
дисертація
A) theme;
B) report;
C) thesis;
D) exercise.
досвідчений лікар
A) experienced therapeutist;
B) good doctor;
C) experienced nurse;
D) good surgeon.
з’єднувати
A) to consist;
B) to compose;
C) to connect;
D) to compare.
талон (до лікаря)
A) file;
B) certificate;
C) license;
D) slip.
Гольджі комплекс
A) Golgi body;
B) Golden complex;
C) Golf-bag;
D) Gonorrhea.
психіатр
A) psychologist;
B) physiologist;
C) physician;
D) psychiatrist.
діагностична операція
A) difficult operation;
B) planned operation;
C) diagnostic operation;
D) major operation.
заклад
A) institute;
B) institution;
C) office;
D) chemist’s shop.
безкоштовно
A) valuable;
B) free of charge;
C) rich;
D) cheep.
грудна клітка
A) chest;
B) stomach;
C) liver;
D) bladder.
зубний наліт
A) bacterium;
B)caries;
C) plaque;
D)tartar.
порожнина
A) bone;
B) cavity;
C) blood;
D) cell.
щоденний обхід
A) daily going;
B) daily round;
C) day round;
D) day going.
інфекційне захворювання
A) life-threatening disease;
B) infectious disease;
C) dangerous disease;
D) severe disease.
прикус
A) injury;
B) palate;
C) tongue;
D) bite.
амбулаторне лікування
A) in-patient treatment;
B) surgical treatment;
C) hospital treatment;
D) out-patient treatment.
розвиток
A) development;
B) experience;
C) contest;
D) prescription.
глибокі знання
A) little knowledge;
B) knowledge base;
C) profound knowledge;
D) good knowledge.
чоло
A) head;
B) mandible;
C) palate;
D) forehead.
огляд
A) examination;
B) treatment;
C) prescription;
D) consultation.
профілактичний
A) physical;
B) physiological;
C) prophylactic;
D) pharmaceutical.
викладач
A) pupil;
B) group-mate;
C) tutor;
D) applicant.
досягнення
A) requirement;
B) knowledge;
C) achievement;
D) measurement.
видача препаратів за рецептом
A) preparing;
B) dispensing;
C) confusing;
D) keeping.
ліки для ін’єкцій
A) drugs for cough;
B) drugs for headache;
C) drugs for injections;
D) drugs for cold.
розчиняти
A) to dissolve;
B) to compose;
C) to support;
D) to evaporate.
тверде тіло
A) solution;
B) solid;
C) oil;
D) emulsion.
лінійний
A) trivial;
B) minute;
C) angular;
D) linear.
курорт
A) sanatorium;
B) resort;
C) hospital;
D) clinic.
хвороба
A) sick;
B) sick leave;
C) ill;
D) sickness.
важка операція
A) urgent operation;
B) difficult operation;
C) minor operation;
D) emergency operation.
відвідувати
A) to attend;
B) to be present;
C) to miss;
D) to come.
покращити
A) to develop;
B) to improve;
C) to impeach;
D) to rise.
лікуючий лікар
A) midwife;
B) doctor in charge;
C) nurse;
D) laboratory assistant.
освіта
A) experience;
B) education;
C) knowledge;
D) development.
дані
A) date;
B) information;
C) list;
D) data.
лікарня
A) polyclinic;
B) clinic;
C) dispensary;
D) hospital.
запалення
A) condition;
B) complication;
C) inflammation;
D) difficulty.
нирка
A) bladder;
B) liver;
C) kidney;
D) heart.
освіта
A) education;
B) treatment;
C) practice;
D) training.
велике місто
A) town;
B) city;
C) village;
D) country.
виписати з лікарні
A) to discharge from the hospital;
B) to admit to the hospital;
C) to build the hospital;
D) to destroy the hospital.
кінцівка
A) limb;
B) trunk;
C) neck;
D) skull.
скляний посуд
A) glassware;
B) lens;
C) spectacles;
D) window.
грілка
A) radiator;
B) medicine dropper;
C) hot-water bottle;
D) thermometer.
судина
A) valve;
B) ventricle;
C) vessel;
D) tube.
шлунок
A) bowels;
B) stomach;
C) bladder;
D) gastritis.
семестр
A) term;
B) period;
C) break;
D) year.
поліклініка
A) clinic;
B) hospital;
C) polyclinic;
D) rest-home.
захищати
A) to make;
B) to operate;
C) to surround;
D) to protect.
психіатрія
A) psychology;
B) physiology;
C) physics;
D) psychiatry.
зубний камінь
A)tartar ;
B) cementum;
C) dentin;
D) pulp.
медичні банки
A) cups;
B) glasses;
C) mugs;
D) sippers.
речовина
A) equipment;
B) substance;
C) thing;
D) component.
вирішувати
A) to confirm;
B) to promote;
C) to realize;
D) to decide.
тиск крові
A) blood pressure;
B) blood transfusion;
C) blood platelets;
D) blood circulation.
тіло
A) trunk;
B) body;
C) leg;
D) head.
психіатрія
A) physiology;
B) psychiatry;
C) psychiatrist;
D) psychology.
присвячувати
A) to devote;
B) to discharge;
C) to detect;
D) to develop.
небезпечний
A) famous;
B) genious;
C) nervous;
D) dangerous.
журнал
A) note-book;
B) text-book;
C) journal;
D) newspaper.
науково
A) scientifically;
B) critically;
C) widely;
D) thoroughly.
чистий
A) coloured;
B) sharp;
C) pure;
D) mixed.
вуглець
A) oxide;
B) oxygen;
C) carbon;
D) calcium.
викорінювати
A) to eradicate;
B) to defend;
C) to render;
D) to compose.
вага
A) valency;
B) height;
C) number;
D) weight.
засіб лікування
A) diet;
B) disorder;
C) cure;
D) massage.
Виберіть український еквівалент англійського терміну:
principle part
A) основна частина;
B) верхня частина;
C) нижня частина;
D) задня частина.
drug cabinet
A) кабінет лікаря;
B) шафа для ліків;
C) наркологічний кабінет;
D) полиця для ліків.
blood
A) кров;
B) клітина;
C) нерв;
D) судина.
nerves
A) хрящі;
B) капіляри;
C) кістки;
D) нерви.
inflammation
A) виразка;
B) розрив;
C) запалення;
D) рана.
hostel
A) гуртожиток;
B) зал;
C) кімната відпочинку;
D) госпіталь.
higher education
A) середня освіта;
B) середня спеціальна освіта;
C) вища освіта;
D) аспірантура.
tumour
A) інфекція;
B) пухлина;
C) гарячка;
D) кашель.
buttocks:
A) сідниці;
B) плечі;
C) руки;
D) ноги.
medicine dropper
A) медична піпетка;
B) медичний одяг;
C) медичний шприц;
D) медична грілка.
intercellular
A) внутрішньоклітинний;
B) внутрішньом’язевий;
C) міжклітинний;
D) міжреберний.
internal
A) проміжний;
B) зовнішній;
C) зайвий;
D) внутрішній.
examination
A) огляд;
B) переливання;
C) ін’єкція;
D) премедикація.
erect position
A) горизонтальне положення;
B) стійке положення;
C) правильне положення;
D) вертикальне положення.
to approve
A) розвивати;
B) збільшувати;
C) покращити;
D) доводити.
ward
A) кімната;
B) палата;
C) будинок;
D) тумбочка.
hips
A) плечі;
B) коліна;
C) ноги;
D) стегна.
prescription department
A) рецептурний відділ;
B) відділ готових ліків;
C) стіл замовлень;
D) відділ аналітики.
cartilage
A) хрящ;
B) тканина;
C) зв’язка;
D) клітина.
to ensure
A) забезпечувати;
B) відповідати;
C) звільняти;
D) вилікувати.
surgeon
A) спеціаліст;
B) хірург;
C) анестезист;
D) медсестра.
index finger
A) великий палець;
B) вказівний палець;
C) індекс якості;
D) середній палець.
state budget
A) каса;
B) казначейство;
C) державний бюджет;
D) державне страхування.
white gown
A) біла палата;
B) білий одяг;
C) білий халат;
D) біла шапочка.
thoracic cavity
A) грудна порожнина;
B) черевна порожнина;
C) ротова порожнина;
D) кісткова порожнина.
chemist’s department
A) рецептурний відділ;
B) відділ готових ліків;
C) стіл замовлень;
D) відділ аналітики.
layer
A) рідина;
B) речовина;
C) шар;
D) частка.
surgical
A) хірург;
B) хірургічний;
C) хірургія;
D) хірургічно.
reception ward
A) післяопераційна палата;
B) передопераційна палата;
C) приймальний покій;
D) перев’язувальна.
elbow
A) щиколотка;
B) зап’ястя;
C) лікоть;
D) плече.
academic year
A) семестр;
B) навчальний рік;
C) навчання;
D) екзаменаційна сесія.
inflammation
A) запалення;
B) пальпація;
C) виразка;
D) хірургія.
chemical substances
A) хімічні речовини;
B) хімічні елементи;
C) хімічні сполуки;
D) хімічні заводи.
headache
A) шлункові коліти;
B) зубний біль;
C) головний біль;
D) біль у серці.
injury
A) поріз;
B) пошкодження;
C) інфекція;
D) запалення.
tongue
A) язик;
B) піднебіння;
C) рот;
D) губа.
scrub-up room
A) приймальний покій;
B) передопераційна;
C) перев’язувальна;
D) операційна.
ring finger
A) середній палець;
B) великий палець;
C) безіменний палець;
D) великий палець ноги.
out-patient clinic
A) клініка;
B) поліклініка;
C) лікарня;
D) диспансер.
physician
A) лікар;
B) фізик;
C) хірург;
D) стоматолог.
ankle
A) зап’ястя;
B) щиколотка;
C) коліно;
D) шия.
flexible
A) жорсткий;
B) гнучкий;
C) м’який;
D) гладкий.
sterile dressings
A) стерильні рукавички;
B) стерильна вата;
C) стерильний халат і шапочка;
D) стерильний перев’язувальний матеріал.
juice
A) кислота;
B) лікарський засіб;
C) сік;
D) залоза.
premedication
A) операція;
B) премедикація;
C) перев’язка;
D) накладання швів.
chest
A) грудна клітка;
B) коліно;
C) щиколотка;
D) зап’ястя.
stratum
A) скупчення;
B) шар;
C) матриця;
D) пучок.
development
A) профілактика;
B) лікування;
C) розвиток;
D) оцінювання.
mastering
A) визначення;
B) перевірка;
C) оволодіння;
D) усвідомлення.
capable
A) крапельний;
B) здатний;
C) кабельний;
D) дійсний.
healing
A) пошкодження;
B) загоювання;
C) засіб;
D) напій.
digestion
A) думка;
B) жування;
C) травлення;
D) розщеплення.
to prevent
A) лікувати;
B) призначати;
C) запобігати;
D) діагностувати.
foot
A) кінцівка;
B) стопа;
C) коліно;
D) рука.
nursery
A) медсестра;
B) догляд;
C) допомога;
D) мета.
practical experience
A) практичний досвід;
B) практична робота;
C) практичний експеримент;
D) практикуючий експериментатор.
ointment
A) порошок;
B) таблетка;
C) мазь;
D) примочка.
heredity
A) спадковість;
B) старанність;
C) стриманість;
D) спорідненість.
fever
A) гарячка;
B) переохолодження;
C) хвороба;
D) застуда.
ear
A) повітря;
B) око;
C) вухо;
D) порожнина.
diagnosis
A) лікування;
B) діагноз;
C) дихання;
D) дифузія.
hip
A) стегно;
B) передпліччя;
C) лікоть;
D) щиколотка.
research institute
A) технічний інститут;
B) дослідницький інститут;
C) медичний інститут;
D) педагогічний інститут.
prominent
A) поширений;
B) видатний;
C) освічений;
D) кваліфікований.
cough
A) кропивниця;
B) нежить;
C) гарячка;
D) кашель.
stratum
A) шар;
B) рівень;
C) смужка;
D) край.
examination
A) рецепт;
B) ізоляція;
C) обстеження;
D) процедура.
pancreas
A) шлунок;
B) щитовидна залоза;
C) клапан;
D) підшлункова залоза.
symptom
A) сліпота;
B) слиз;
C) симптом;
D) слух.
trunk
A) череп;
B) шия;
C) тулуб;
D) стопа.
compound
A) розчин;
B) сполука;
C) концентрат;
D) екстракт.
surgery
A) медсестринство;
B) терапія;
C) акушерство;
D) хірургія.
to come to rescue
A) прийти до хворого;
B) прийти на допомогу;
C) прийти вчасно;
D) прийти додому.
genius
A) геній;
B) ген;
C) гній;
D) гіркий.
bile
A) фермент;
B) жовч;
C) поживна речовина;
D) жир.
infection
A) інфаркт;
B) ін’єкція;
C) інфекція;
D) інкубація.
physician
A) фізик;
B) філософ;
C) лікар;
D) фізіолог.
health resort
A) ресурси здоров’я;
B) оздоровчий курорт;
C) медична допомога;
D) лікування грязями.
correct diagnosis
A) правильний діагноз;
B) нетрадиційна діагностика;
C) діагностика кору;
D) умовний діагноз.
oath
A) клятва;
B) девіз;
C) обіцянка;
D) вказівка.
to undergo procedures
A) призначати процедури;
B) проходити процедури;
C) завершувати процедури;
D) обирати процедури.
recognition
A) реконструкція;
B) визнання;
C) викорінення;
D) революція.
cough
A) нежить;
B) біль у горлі;
C) кашель;
D) хрипи.
beneficial influence
A) медикаментозний вплив;
B) шкідливий вплив;
C) цілющий вплив;
D) незначний вплив.
to be over
A) починатися;
B) закінчуватися;
C) продовжуватися;
D) перериватися.
offspring
A) предок;
B) родич;
C) нащадок;
D) усиновитель.
physical examination
A) екзамен з фізики;
B) фізичний екзамен;
C) об’єктивне обстеження;
D) фізкультурне обстеження.
jaw
A) зуб;
B) язик;
C) щелепа;
D) піднебіння.
physician
A) лікар-терапевт;
B) фізик;
C) фізіолог;
D) фельдшер.
network
A) робота;
B) турбота;
C) мережа;
D) діяльність.
kidney disease
A) захворювання нирок;
B) запалення нирок;
C) біль у нирках;
D) камінь у нирках.
wound
A) рана;
B) перелом;
C) розрив;
D) виразка.
to discourage
A) спонукати;
B) сприяти;
C) перешкоджати;
D) перевіряти.
aim
A) бажання;
B) мета;
C) допомога;
D) сприяння.
preventive
A) первинний;
B) перший;
C) запобіжний;
D) започаткований.
experience
A) стан роботи;
B) здібність;
C) поведінка;
D) досвід.
to be discharged from the hospital
A) поступити в лікарню;
B) відвідувати лікарню;
C) працювати в лікарні;
D) виписатися з лікарні.
enzyme
A) медикамент;
B) ліки;
C) шприц;
D) фермент.
physician
A) лікар-терапевт;
B) вчитель фізкультури;
C) фізик;
D) фізіолог.
pain
A) перелом;
B) кров;
C) біль;
D) рана.
additional year
A) перший рік;
B) випускний рік;
C) додатковий рік;
D) високосний рік.
essential oils
A) тверді жири;
B) ефірна олія;
C) соняшникова олія;
D) ненасичені жири.
consulting room
A) кабінет лікаря;
B) консультуюча клініка;
C) кімната консультанта;
D) консультація юриста.
to restore
A) відпочивати;
B) відновлювати;
C) відкривати;
D) відправляти.
course of treatment
A) невідкладне лікування;
B) курс лікування;
C) призначене лікування;
D) потреба в лікуванні.
medical service
A) медичний заклад;
B) медичне обслуговування;
C) медичне обладнання;
D) медичний персонал.
stitch
A) шина;
B) шов;
C) рана;
D) рубець.
patient
A) хірург;
B) хворий;
C) медсестра;
D) фельдшер.
to deliver a lecture
A) читати лекцію;
B) писати лекцію;
C) слухати лекцію;
D) відвідувати лекцію.
senior student
A) студент-старшокурсник;
B) староста;
C) відмінник;
D) студент молодших курсів.
headache
A) шлункові коліти;
B) зубний біль;
C) головний біль;
D) біль у серці.
to do harm
A) допомагати;
B) шкодити;
C) захищати;
D) запобігати.
refrigerator
A) холодильник;
B) жарознижувальний засіб;
C) освіжаюча речовина;
D) радіатор.
cough
A) свербіж;
B) кашель;
C) чхання;
D) нудота.
rupture
A) запалення;
B) розрив;
C) пухлина;
D) виразка.
ward
A) палата;
B) операційна;
C) передопераційна;
D) перев’язувальна.
to write out a certificate
A) призначити ліки;
B) написати контрольну роботу;
C) виписати лікарняний лист;
D) видати майновий сертифікат.
registering clerk
A) працівник моргу;
B) працівник реєстратури;
C) медичний працівник;
D) дільничний лікар.
curative
A) шкідливий;
B) цілющий;
C) важливий;
D) переконливий.
Chemistry
A) хімік;
B) хімікат;
C) хімічний;
D) хімія.
tremendous:
A) незначний;
B) величезний;
C) тривалий;
D) відданий.
eyebrow:
A) вія;
B) брова;
C) очниця;
D) зіниця.
external passage:
A) зовнішній прохід;
B) внутрішній прохід;
C) зовнішній вигляд;
D) внутрішній орган.
buttocks:
A) щоки;
B) кінцівки;
C) сідниці;
D) кістки.
erect attitude:
A) лежаче положення;
B) сидяче положення;
C) вертикальне положення;
D) зігнуте положення.
to diversify:
A) узагальнювати;
B) уподібнювати;
C) різноманітити;
D) ускладнювати.
competitive examination:
A) випускний іспит;
B) підсумковий іспит;
C) конкурсний іспит;
D) складний іспит.
infectious disease:
A) інфаркт міокарда;
B) інфекційне захворювання;
C) поширене захворювання;
D) незаразне захворювання.
to eradicate:
A) розповсюджувати;
B) знищувати;
C) приносити;
D) відкладати.
primary goal:
A) першочергове завдання;
B) неважлива справа;
C) попередній діагноз;
D) невідкладна допомога.
blood vessels:
A) кровотворні органи;
B) кровоносні судини;
C) кров’яне русло;
D) крововтрата.
registering clerk:
A) працівник моргу;
B) працівник реєстратури;
C) медичний працівник;
D) районний лікар.
cough:
A) свербіж;
B) кашель;
C) чхання;
D) нудота.
to write out a certificate:
A) призначити ліки;
B) написати контрольну роботу;
C) виписати лікарняний лист;
D) видати майновий сертифікат.
in-patient treatment:
A) хірургічне лікування;
B) амбулаторне лікування;
C) санаторно-курортне лікування;
D) стаціонарне лікування.
gastric juice:
A) біль у шлунку;
B) захворювання шлунку;
C) шлунковий сік;
D) шлункова кровотеча.
connective tissue:
A) жирова тканина;
B) м’язова тканина;
C) сполучна тканина;
D) кісткова тканина.
to run a high temperature:
A) міряти температуру;
B) висока температура повітря;
C) мати високу температуру;
D) знижувати температуру.
to administer treatment:
A) проходити лікування;
B) припиняти лікування;
C) призначати лікування;
D) завершувати лікування.
drug cabinet:
A) медичний кабінет;
B) шафка для ліків;
C) кабінет фармацевта;
D) шафа для одягу.
rubber gloves:
A) стерильний халат;
B) хірургічний інструмент;
C) гумові рукавички;
D) перев’язувальний матеріал.
to take out stitches:
A) накладати пов’язку;
B) знімати пов’язку;
C) накладати шви;
D) знімати шви.
muscle relaxation:
A) напруження м’язів;
B) слабкість м’язів;
C) розслаблення м’язів;
D) атрофія м’язів.
medicinal plant:
A) фармацевтичний завод;
B) лікарська рослина;
C) медичний препарат;
D) фіточай.
metabolic wastes:
A) продукти травлення;
B) продукти обміну;
C) харчові продукти;
D) поживні речовини.
to follow in one’s footsteps:
A) наслідувати когось;
B) стежити за кимсь;
C) спостерігати за кимсь;
D) перекривляти когось.
entrance examination:
A) ретельне обстеження;
B) випускний іспит;
C) фізикальне обстеження;
D) вступний іспит.
inadequate:
A) надлишковий;
B) недостатній;
C) некваліфікований;
D) надмірний.
additional year:
A) останній рік;
B) додатковий рік;
C) високосний рік;
D) перший рік.
gunshot wound:
A) забійна рана;
B) післяопераційна рана;
C) вогнепальна рана;
D) різана рана.
to be in funds:
A) бракувати грошей;
B) мати гроші;
C) давати гроші;
D) зичити гроші.
gastrointestinal tract:
A) сечостатевий тракт;
B) дихальний тракт;
C) шлунково-кишковий тракт;
D) кров’яне русло.
human body
A) кінцівки людини;
B) тіло людини;
C) тулуб людини;
D) орган людини.
to pump blood:
A) переливати кров;
B) здавати кров;
C) качати кров;
D) змішувати кров.
intestine:
A) стравохід;
B) кишечник;
C) шлунок;
D) селезінка.
posterior:
A) верхній;
B) нижній;
C) передній;
D) задній.
terminal segment:
A) початковий сегмент;
B) середній сегмент;
C) кінцевий сегмент;
D) нижній сегмент.
threadlike:
A) конусоподібний;
B) голкоподібний;
C) ниткоподібний;
D) павутиноподібний.
approximated:
A) віддалений;
B) наближений;
C) приєднаний;
D) сполучений.
lymph node:
A) лімфатична тканина;
B) лімфатичний вузол;
C) апластична лімфа;
D) фібринозна лімфа.
sphincter muscle:
A) м’яз-стискач;
B) м’яз-розгинач;
C) гладкий м’яз;
D) щічний м’яз.
postoperative course:
A) післяопераційний біль;
B) післяопераційна рана;
C) післяопераційний перебіг;
D) післяопераційне ускладнення.
to restore:
A) відновлювати;
B) відпрацьовувати;
C) відкидати;
D) відрізати.
hot-water bottle:
A) гаряча вода;
B) грілка;
C) висока температура;
D) спиртова настоянка.
compatibility:
A) сприятливість;
B) відсутність;
C) сумісність;
D) відповідальність.
to come to rescue:
A) приходити до хворого;
B) приходити на допомогу;
C) приходити на виклик;
D) приходити до лікаря.
nape of the neck:
A) шия;
B) скроня;
C) потилиця;
D) підборіддя.
smelling:
A) дихання;
B) чхання;
C) нюхання;
D) сопіння.
thoracic cavity:
A) черевна порожнина;
B) тазова порожнина;
C) носова порожнина;
D) грудна порожнина.
maternity home:
A) будинок для інвалідів;
B) будинок відпочинку;
C) пологовий будинок;
D) житловий будинок.
tumour:
A) тканина;
B) пухлина;
C) клітина;
D) набряк.
infant:
A) підліток;
B) доросла людина;
C) дитина;
D) літня людина.
to call in a doctor:
A) викликати лікаря;
B) відвідувати лікаря;
C) консультуватися з лікарем;
D) оглядатися лікарем.
to complain:
A) страждати;
B) хворіти;
C) скаржитися;
D) вимагати.
abdominal diseases:
A) ;хвороби шлунку
B) хвороби органів черевної порожнини;
C) хвороби органів грудної порожнини;
D) хвороби серця.
overdosage:
A) переїдання;
B) перевтома;
C) передозування;
D) перевага.
substituting solution:
A) болезаспокійливий розчин;
B) замінний розчин;
C) збалансований розчин;
D) фізіологічний розчин.
hot-water bottle
A) пляшка з гарячою водою;
B) піпетка;
C) електрочайник;
D) грілка.
medical assistance
A) медична сестра;
B) асистент лікаря;
C) медична допомога;
D) медичні асистенти.
various
A) важкий;
B) легкий;
C) чутливий;
D) різноманітний.
to inject
A) призначати ліки;
B) робити ін’єкцію;
C) переливати кров;
D) перев’язувати.
scientific society
A) наукова робота;
B) науковий гурток;
C) науковий співробітник;
D) наукове дослідження.
the course of training
A) курс обстеження;
B) курс навчання;
C) дослідження;
D) клінічне спостереження.
to suffer from
A) хворіти;
B) лікуватися;
C) задихатися;
D) виздоровлювати.
principle part
A) основна частина;
B) верхня частина;
C) нижня частина;
D) задня частина.
drug cabinet
A) кабінет лікаря;
B) шафа для ліків;
C) наркологічний кабінет;
D) полиця для ліків.
tissue
A) кров;
B) клітина;
C) нерв;
D) тканина.
nerves
A) судини;
B) капіляри;
C) кістки;
D) нерви.
inflammation
A) виразка;
B) розрив;
C) запалення;
D) рана.
hostel
A) гуртожиток;
B) зал;
C) кімната відпочинку;
D) госпіталь.
higher education
A) середня освіта;
B) середня спеціальна освіта;
C) вища освіта;
D) аспірантура.
angina pectoris
A) ангіна;
B) тахікардія;
C) стенокардія;
D) виразка.
spinal cord:
A) хребетний стовп;
B) грудина;
C) спинний мозок;
D) хребець.
medicine dropper
A) медична піпетка;
B) медичний одяг;
C) медичний шприц;
D) медична грілка.
intercellular
A) внутрішньоклітинний;
B) внутрішньом’язевий;
C) міжклітинний;
D) міжреберний.
internal
A) проміжний;
B) зовнішній;
C) зайвий;
D) внутрішній.
examination
A) огляд;
B) переливання;
C) ін’єкція;
D) премедикація.
erect position
A) горизонтальне положення;
B) стійке положення;
C) правильне положення;
D) вертикальне положення.
to approve
A) розвивати;
B) збільшувати;
C) покращити;
D) доводити.
ward
A) кімната;
B) палата;
C) будинок;
D) тумбочка.
hips
A) плечі;
B) коліна;
C) ноги;
D) стегна.
prescription department
A) рецептурний відділ;
B) відділ готових ліків;
C) стіл замовлень;
D) відділ аналітики.
cartilage
A) хрящ;
B) тканина;
C) зв’язка;
D) клітина.
to secure
A) забезпечити;
B) відповідати;
C) звільняти;
D) вилікувати.
surgeon
A) спеціаліст;
B) хірург;
C) анестезист;
D) медсестра.
index finger
A) великий палець;
B) вказівний палець;
C) індекс якості;
D) середній палець.
state budget
A) каса;
B) казначейство;
C) державний бюджет;
D) державне страхування.
white gown
A) біла палата;
B) білий одяг;
C) білий халат;
D) біла шапочка.
thoracic cavity
A) грудна порожнина;
B) черевна порожнина;
C) ротова порожнина;
D) кісткова порожнина.
chemist’s department
A) рецептурний відділ;
B) відділ готових ліків;
C) стіл замовлень;
D) відділ аналітики.
layer
A) рідина;
B) речовина;
C) шар;
D) частка.
surgical
A) хірург;
B) хірургічний;
C) хірургія;
D) хірургічно.
reception ward
A) післяопераційна палата;
B) передопераційна палата;
C) приймальний покій;
D) перев’язувальна.
elbow
A) щиколотка;
B) зап’ястя;
C) лікоть;
D) плече.
academic year
A) семестр;
B) навчальний рік;
C) навчання;
D) екзаменаційна сесія.
inflammation
A) запалення;
B) пальпація;
C) виразка;
D) хірургія.
chemical substances
A) хімічні речовини;
B) хімічні елементи;
C) хімічні сполуки;
D) хімічні заводи.
headache
A) шлункові коліти;
B) зубний біль;
C) головний біль;
D) біль у серці.
injury
A) поріз;
B) пошкодження;
C) інфекція;
D) запалення.
tongue
A) язик;
B) піднебіння;
C) рот;
D) губа.
scrub-up room
приймальний покій;
B) передопераційна;
C) перев’язувальна;
D) операційна.
ring finger
A) середній палець;
B) великий палець;
C) безіменний палець;
D) великий палець ноги.
out-patient clinic
A) клініка;
B) поліклініка;
C) лікарня;
D) диспансер.
physician
A) лікар;
B) фізик;
C) хірург;
D) стоматолог.
ankle
A) зап’ястя;
B) щиколотка;
C) коліно;
D) шия.
prescription department
A) хірургічний відділ;
B) терапевтичний відділ;
C) відділ готових ліків;
D) рецептурний відділ.
ointment
A) мікстура;
B) мазь;
C) пігулка;
D) настоянка.
syringe
A) голка;
B) тюбик;
C) шприц;
D) банка.
out-patient treatment
A) променеве лікування;
B) стаціонарне лікування;
C) амбулаторне лікування;
D) хірургічне лікування.
experience
A) дослід;
B) досвід;
C) розтин;
D) оцінка.
fluctuation
A) рідина;
B) згинання;
C) фільтрація;
D) коливання.
sucrose
A) сахароза;
B) фруктоза;
C) лактоза;
D) целюлоза.
medical journal
A) медична стаття;
B) медичний огляд;
C) медичний журнал;
D) медична довідка.
fertilized
A) запліднений;
B) недорозвинений;
C) залізний;
D) ферментний.
sterile dressings
A) стерильні рукавички;
B) стерильна вата;
C) стерильний халат і шапочка;
D) стерильний перев’язувальний матеріал.
juice
A) кислота;
B) лікарський засіб;
C) сік;
D) залоза.
premedication
A) операція;
B) премедикація;
C) перев’язка;
D) накладання швів.
chest
A) грудна клітка;
B) коліно;
C) щиколотка;
D) зап’ястя.
hygiene
A) історія;
B) гігієна;
C) анатомія;
D) гістологія.
development
A) профілактика;
B) лікування;
C) розвиток;
D) оцінювання.
natural sources
A) природні умови;
B) природні явища;
C) природні копалини;
D) природні джерела.
capable
A) крапельний;
B) здатний;
C) кабельний;
D) дійсний.
healing
A) пошкодження;
B) загоювання;
C) засіб;
D) напій.
digestion
A) думка;
B) жування;
C) травлення;
D) розщеплення.
to prevent
A) лікувати;
B) призначати;
C) запобігати;
D) діагностувати.
foot
A) кінцівка;
B) стопа;
C) коліно;
D) рука.
nursery
A) медсестра;
B) догляд;
C) допомога;
D) мета.
practical experience
A) практичний досвід;
B) практична робота;
C) практичний експеримент;
D) практикуючий експериментатор.
unconsciousness
A) сонливість;
B) розслаблення;
C) втрата свідомості;
D) бадьорість.
human body
A) кінцівки людини;
B) тіло людини;
C) тулуб людини;
D) орган людини.
cure
A) засіб лікування;
B) діагностичний апарат;
C) лікувальна установа;
D) медичний заклад.
foramen
A) рана;
B)порожнина;
C)пазуха;
D)отвір.
various
A) важкий;
B) легкий;
C) чутливий;
D) різноманітний.
to inject
A) призначати ліки;
B) робити ін’єкцію;
C) переливати кров;
D) перев’язувати.
scientific society
A) наукова робота;
B) науковий гурток;
C) науковий співробітник;
D) наукове дослідження.
the course of training
A) курс обстеження;
B) курс навчання;
C) дослідження;
D) клінічне спостереження.
to suffer from
A) хворіти;
B) лікуватися;
C) задихатися;
D) виздоровлювати.
duplication
A) збільшення;
B) зменшення;
C) подвоєння;
D) потроєння.
fever
A) гарячка;
B) переохолодження;
C) хвороба;
D) застуда.
ear
A) повітря;
B) око;
C) вухо;
D) порожнина.
diagnosis
A) лікування;
B) діагноз;
C) дихання;
D) дифузія.
hip
A) стегно;
B) передпліччя;
C) лікоть;
D) щиколотка.
research institute
A) технічний інститут;
B) дослідницький інститут;
C) медичний інститут;
D) педагогічний інститут.
prominent
A) поширений;
B) видатний;
C) освічений;
D) кваліфікований.
hives
A) кропивниця;
B) нежить;
C) гарячка;
D) кашель.
smooth
A) смугастий;
B) смуглий;
C) сумний;
D) гладкий.
examination
A) рецепт;
B) ізоляція;
C) обстеження;
D) процедура.
pancreas
A) шлунок;
B) щитовидна залоза;
C) клапан;
D) підшлункова залоза.
symptom
A) сліпота;
B) слиз;
C) симптом;
D) слух.
trunk
A) череп;
B) шия;
C) тулуб;
D) стопа.
slip
A) талон до лікаря;
B) медична картка;
C) реєстрація;
D) огляд.
surgery
A) медсестринство;
B) терапія;
C) акушерство;
D) хірургія.
medical file
A) медичне обстеження;
B) медична освіта;
C) медична картка;
D) медична сестра.
genius
A) геній;
B) ген;
C) гній;
D) гіркий.
disease
A) хвороба;
B) звичка;
C) розлад;
D) пошкодження.
infection
A) інфаркт;
B) ін’єкція;
C) інфекція;
D) інкубація.
physician
A) фізик;
B) філософ;
C) лікар;
D) фізіолог.
health resort
A) ресурси здоров’я;
B) оздоровчий курорт;
C) медична допомога;
D) лікування грязями.
correct diagnosis
A) правильний діагноз;
B) нетрадиційна діагностика;
C) діагностика кору;
D) умовний діагноз.
oath
A) клятва;
B) девіз;
C) обіцянка;
D) вказівка.
to undergo procedures
A) призначати процедури;
B) проходити процедури;
C) завершувати процедури;
D) обирати процедури.
recognition
A) реконструкція;
B) визнання;
C) викорінення;
D) революція.
sputum
A) слина;
B) мокротиння;
C) піт;
D) виділення.
laboratory
A) лейкоцит;
B) лактоза;
C) лабораторія;
D) лапароскоп.
to be over
A) починатися;
B) закінчуватися;
C) продовжуватися;
D) перериватися.
microscopic
A) макроскопічний;
B) мікробний;
C) мікроскопічний;
D) найменший.
physical examination
A) екзамен з фізики;
B) фізичний екзамен;
C) медичне обстеження;
D) фізкультурне обстеження.
Master’s degree
A) ступінь бакалавра;
B) ступінь доктора;
C) ступінь кандидата;
D) ступінь спеціаліста.
physician
A) лікар-терапевт;
B) фізик;
C) фізіолог;
D) фельдшер.
network
A) робота;
B) турбота;
C) мережа;
D) діяльність.
blood-letting
A) кровотеча;
B) згортання крові;
C) кровопускання;
D) аналіз крові.
wound
A) рана;
B) перелом;
C) розрив;
D) виразка.
course
A) курс;
B) період;
C) семестр;
D) сезон.
aim
A) бажання;
B) мета;
C) допомога;
D) сприяння.
preventive
A) первинний;
B) перший;
C) запобіжний;
D) започаткований.
experience
A) стан роботи;
B) здібність;
C) поведінка;
D) досвід.
to be discharged from the hospital
A) поступити в лікарню;
B) відвідувати лікарню;
C) працювати в лікарні;
D) виписатися з лікарні.
powder
A) етикетка;
B) таблетка;
C) порошок;
D) піпетка.
career
A) носій;
B) кар’єра;
C) катетер;
D) картка.
mastering
A) усвідомлення;
B) розуміння;
C) наслідування;
D) оволодіння.
to replace
A) існувати;
B) замінювати;
C) складати;
D) розчиняти.
carbohydrate
A) білок;
B) жир;
C) водень;
D) вуглевод.
chemical law
A) хімічний закон;
B) хімічна лабораторія;
C) хімічна реакція;
D) хімічне рівняння.
scale
A) рівень;
B) зразок;
C) сталь;
D) вивчення.
soft tissue
A) тверда тканина;
B) пошкоджена тканина;
C) м’яка тканина;
D) сполучна тканина.
enzyme
A) медикамент;
B) ліки;
C) шприц;
D) фермент.
physician
A) лікар-терапевт;
B) вчитель фізкультури;
C) фізик;
D) фізіолог.
pain
A) перелом;
B) кров;
C) біль;
D) рана.
practical training
A) практичний досвід;
B) практичний лікар;
C) практика;
D) тренування.
doctor’s assistant
A) лікар-психіатр;
B) фельдшер;
C) медсестра;
D) молодший медичний персонал.
consulting room
A) кабінет лікаря;
B) консультуюча клініка;
C) кімната консультанта;
D) консультація юриста.
to cure
A) призначати;
B) обстежувати;
C) лікувати;
D) виписувати.
course of treatment
A) невідкладне лікування;
B) курс лікування;
C) призначене лікування;
D) потреба в лікуванні.
medical service
A) медичний заклад;
B) медичне обслуговування;
C) медичне обладнання;
D) медичний персонал.
convalescent
A) хворий;
B) виписаний;
C) оздоровчий;
D) схвильований.
patient
A) хірург;
B) хворий;
C) медсестра;
D) фельдшер.
to deliver a lecture
A) читати лекцію;
B) писати лекцію;
C) слухати лекцію;
D) відвідувати лекцію.
senior student
A) студент-старшокурсник;
B) староста;
C) відмінник;
D) студент молодших курсів.
headache
A) шлункові коліти;
B) зубний біль;
C) головний біль;
D) біль у серці.
to do harm
A) допомагати;
B) шкодити;
C) захищати;
D) запобігати.
refrigerator
A) холодильник;
B) жарознижувальний засіб;
C) освіжаюча речовина;
D) радіатор.
district hospital
A) районна лікарня;
B) міська клініка;
C) інфекційна лікарня;
D) обласна лікарня.
principle part
A) основна частина;
B) верхня частина;
C) нижня частина;
D) задня частина.
drug cabinet
A) кабінет лікаря;
B) шафа для ліків;
C) наркологічний кабінет;
D) полиця для ліків.
blood
A) кров;
B) клітина;
C) нерв;
D) судина.
nerves
A) хрящі;
B) капіляри;
C) кістки;
D) нерви.
inflammation
A) виразка;
B) розрив;
C) запалення;
D) рана.
hostel
A) гуртожиток;
B) зал;
C) кімната відпочинку;
D) госпіталь.
higher education
A) середня освіта;
B) середня спеціальна освіта;
C) вища освіта;
D) аспірантура.
recession
A)пошкодження;
B) зміщення
C) відмирання;
D) полоскання.
rupture
A) запалення;
B) розрив;
C) пухлина;
D) виразка.
ward
A) палата;
B) операційна;
C) передопераційна;
D) перев’язувальна.
credit test
A) тестування;
B) аналізування;
C) екзамен;
D) залік.
to carry out
A) розробляти;
B) обстежувати;
C) досліджувати;
D) проводити.
prescription
A) рецепт;
B) лікування;
C) стіл замовлень;
D) виписка.
behaviour
A) профілактика;
B) знання;
C) досвід;
D) поведінка.
buttocks
A) сідниці;
B) плечі;
C) руки;
D) ноги.
medicine dropper
A) медична піпетка;
B) медичний одяг;
C) медичний шприц;
D) медична грілка.
extraction
A)пломбування;
B) очищення;
C) видалення;
D) лікування.
internal
A) проміжний;
B) зовнішній;
C) зайвий;
D) внутрішній.
examination
A) огляд;
B) переливання;
C) ін’єкція;
D) премедикація.
flossing
A) видалення зубного нальоту;
B) чищення зубів щіткою;
C) полоскання рота;
D) чищення ниткою міжзубних проміжків .
to approve
A) розвивати;
B) збільшувати;
C) покращити;
D) доводити.
ward
A) кімната;
B) палата;
C) будинок;
D) тумбочка.
fiber
A) кістка;
B)тканина;
C)клітина;
D)волокно.
prescription department
A) рецептурний відділ;
B) відділ готових ліків;
C) стіл замовлень;
D) відділ аналітики.
nutrient
A) мікстура;
B) лікарський засіб;
C) токсин;
D) поживна речовина.
to ensure
A) забезпечувати;
B) відповідати;
C) звільняти;
D) вилікувати.
surgeon
A) спеціаліст;
B) хірург;
C) анестезист;
D) медсестра.
uvula
A)зів;
B)язичок;
C)вуздечка;
D)діафрагма.
state budget
A) каса;
B) казначейство;
C) державний бюджет;
D) державне страхування.
white gown
A) біла палата;
B) білий одяг;
C) білий халат;
D) біла шапочка.
gallbladder
A) сечовий міхур;
B) жовчний міхур;
C) шлунок;
D) печінка.
capsule
A) таблетка;
B) супозиторій;
C) капсула;
D) пігулка.
to discover
A) досліджувати;
B) розчиняти;
C) відкривати;
D) обговорювати.
oxydation
A) суспензія;
B) зневоднення;
C) розчинення;
D) окислення.
pancreas
A) підшлункова залоза;
B) сальна залоза;
C) щитоподібна залоза;
D) молочна залоза.
copper
A) мідь;
B) залізо;
C) вуглець;
D) водень.
reaction
A) відношення;
B) реакція;
C) регуляція;
D) зменшення.
Виключіть зайве слово з логічного ряду:
A) immune system;
B) case system;
C) respiratory system;
D) endocrine system.
A) epithelium;
B) connective tissue;
C) shock tissue;
D) muscle tissue.
A) thigh;
B) palm;
C) knee;
D) shin.
A) trunk;
B) abdomen;
C) head;
D) limbs.
A) internal use;
B) external use;
C) increasing;
D) injection.
A) nephritis;
B) gastritis;
C) cardiac;
D) bronchitis.
A) dispensing pharmacist;
B) manager of the chemist’s;
C) teacher of chemistry;
D) chemist-analyst.
A) psychotherapy;
B) diet-based therapy;
C) vaccine therapy;
D) balneotherapy.
A) difficult task;
B) uneasy duty;
C) hard assignment;
D) easy task.
A) up-to-date;
B) modern;
C) old-fashioned;
D) new.
A) diabetes mellitus;
B) massage therapy;
C) peptic ulcer;
D) kidney disease.
A) healthy human being;
B) man suffering from any disease;
C) patient of a theraspeutist;
D) sick person.
A) skill;
B) supervision;
C) ability;
D) talent.
A) therapeutic;
B) gynaecologist;
C) surgical;
D) obstetrical.
A) command centre;
B) headquarters;
C) head office;
D) person in command.
A) harmful;
B) curative;
C) remedial;
D) healing.
A) essential;
B) important;
C) unnecessary;
D) critical.
A) sickness;
B) illness;
C) wellbeing;
D) bad health.
A) annually;
B) every twelfth month;
C) every year;
D) twice a year.
A) lodging;
B) home;
C) temporary housing;
D) place to stay.
A) injurious;
B) curative;
C) health-giving;
D) remedial.
A) experienced;
B) qualified;
C) untrained;
D) skilled.
A) therapeutic;
B) dermatology;
C) surgical;
D) obstetrical.
A) frontal bone;
B) temporal bone;
C) rib bone;
D) cheekbone.
A) kidney;
B) urethra;
C) urea;
D) ureter.
A) liver;
B) stomach;
C) gallbladder;
D) pancreas.
A) snow;
B) water;
C) protein;
D) fat.
A) toes;
B) fingers;
C) knee;
D) foot.
A) abdominal cavity;
B) pelvic cavity;
C) cranial cavity;
D) thoracic cavity.
A) incisors;
B) cuspids;
C) molars;
D) limbs.
A) to achieve;
B) to lose;
C) to obtain;
D) to acquire.
A) powders;
B) glassware;
C) ointments;
D) galenics.
A) radiotherapy;
B) balneotherapy;
C) exercise-based therapy;
D) diet-based therapy.
A) molar;
B) incisor;
C) drum;
D) bicaspid.
A) nucleus;
B) membrane;
C) offspring;
D) cytoplasm.
A) smooth muscle;
B) skeletal muscle;
C) biceps muscle;
D) cardiac muscle.
A) Anatomy;
B) Chemistry;
C) Surgery;
D) Physiology.
A) to commence;
B) to begin;
C) to finish;
D) to start.
A) hospital;
B) hostel;
C) dispensary;
D) sanatorium.
A) cardiology;
B) surgeon;
C) ophthalmology;
D) neurology.
A) antibiotic;
B) analgesic;
C) wound;
D) morphine.
A) sterile gown;
B) rubber gloves;
C) sterile mask;
D) suturing material.
A) curative influence;
B) beneficial influence;
C) medicinal influence;
D) dangerous influence.
A) massage therapy;
B) chemotherapy;
C) balneotherapy;
D) climate-based therapy.
A) hot-water bottle;
B) powder;
C) ointment;
D) pill.
A) chin;
B) forehead;
C) brain;
D) temple.
A) crown of a tooth;
B) root of a tooth;
C) tooth neck;
D) toothache.
A) mitochondria;
B) nucleoli;
C) lysosomes;
D) centrioles.
A) virulent disease;
B) severe disease;
C) mild disease;
D) dangerous disease.
A) health resort;
B) maternity home;
C) out-patient clinic;
D) health care.
A) oncology;
B) surgery;
C) cardiac;
D) nephrology.
A) heart;
B) joint;
C) lung;
D) kidney.
A) test;
B) analysis;
C) scope;
D) assay.
A) cough;
B) weakness;
C) general pains;
D) general anesthesia.
A) ulcer;
B) infarction;
C) gastritis;
D) indigestion.
A) operating room;
B) scrub-up room;
C) working room;
D) dressing room.
A) drugs;
B) medicines;
C) remedy;
D) spleen.
A) tooth;
B) physician;
C) surgeon;
D) dentist.
A) annually;
B) once a decade;
C) once a year;
D) every year.
A) test;
B) analysis;
C) scope;
D) assay.
A) health resort;
B) maternity home;
C) out-patient clinic;
D) health care.
A) chin;
B) forehead;
C) brain;
D) temple.
A) ulcer;
B) tissue;
C) colitis;
D) gastritis.
A) sterile gown;
B) rubber gloves;
C) sterile mask;
D) suturing material.
A) finger;
B) palm;
C) thumb;
D) toe.
A) rupture;
B) fracture;
C) anesthesia;
D) wound.
A) gynaecology;
B) pediatrics;
C) surgery;
D) faculty.
A) cough;
B) general pain;
C) surgical operation;
D) weakness.
A) ulcer;
B) colitis;
C) heart;
D) infarction.
A) respiratory system;
B) educational system;
C) urinary system;
D) immune system.
A) epithelium;
B) shock tissue;
C) muscle tissue;
D) nervous tissue.
A) prominent;
B) famous;
C) outstanding;
D) young.
A) pain;
B) cell;
C) tissue;
D) muscle.
A) crown of the tooth;
B) enamel of the tooth;
C) root of the tooth;
D) neck of the tooth.
A) navel;
B) buttocks;
C) shoulders;
D) spine.
A) ulcer;
B) rupture;
C) ward;
D) fracture.
A) soft;
B) rigid;
C) painful;
D) flexible.
A) therapeutist;
B) physician;
C) physiology;
D) gastroenterologist.
A) heel;
B) foot;
C) hand;
D) sole.
A) ointment;
B) powder;
C) dropper;
D) drug.
A) experienced;
B) skilled;
C) know-nothing;
D) proficient.
A) mitochondria;
B) cardialgia;
C) lysosomes;
D) centrioles.
A) curative;
B) palliative;
C) harmful;
D) beneficial.
A) rib;
B) heart;
C) liver;
D) brain.
A) Esculapius;
B) Hygiea;
C) Hippocrates;
D) Panacea.
A) balneotherapy;
B) aromatherapy;
C) massage;
D) surgery.
A) internal use;
B) external use;
C) injection;
D) inflammation.
A) trunk;
B) eyes;
C) nose;
D) ears.
A) medicine;
B) drug;
C) remedy;
D) nerve.
A) tooth;
B) chromosome;
C) nucleoli;
D) cytoplasm.
A) incisor;
B) molar;
C) crown;
D) cuspid.
A) arteries;
B) veins;
C) nodes;
D) capillaries.
A) histology;
B) cytology;
C) gastrectomy;
D) anatomy.
A) palm;
B) thumb;
C) elbow;
D) finger.
A) doctor;
B) physician;
C) physiologist;
D) therapeutist.
A) enamel;
B) cement;
C) dentin;
D) crown.
A) bronchi;
B) pancreas;
C) esophagus;
D) lungs.
A) nucleus;
B) cytoplasm;
C) protoplasm;
D) amputation.
A) hematology;
B) surgery;
C) nephrology;
D) pulmonology.
A) to run a high temperature;
B) to have a high temperature;
C) to have fever;
D) to take the temperature.
A) gown;
B) mask;
C) preserved blood;
D) rubber gloves.
A) trunk;
B) neck;
C) head;
D) limb.
A) drugs;
B) medicines;
C) remedy;
D) spleen.
A) reception ward;
B) dressing room;
C) sitting room;
D) surgical ward.
A) external;
B) internal;
C) superior;
D) chest.
A) protein;
B) dentist;
C) fat;
D) carbohydrate.
A) sodium;
B) cure;
C) iron;
D) calcium.
A) hematology;
B) nephrology;
C) obstetrics;
D) pulmonology.
A) ulcer;
B) gastritis;
C) infarction;
D) indigestion.
A) registering clerk;
B) district doctor;
C) in-patient;
D) consulting ophthalmologist.
A) moist râles;
B) accelerated pulse;
C) high temperature;
D) case history.
A) head;
B) face;
C) leg;
D) skull.
A) heart;
B) lung;
C) X-ray examination;
D) gallbladder.
A) muscle;
B) bone;
C) surgeon;
D) skin.
A) medicines;
B) remedies;
C) drugs;
D) drinks.
A) discipline;
B) study;
C) science;
D) apparatus.
A) smallpox;
B) blood pressure;
C) malaria;
D) polio.
A) arm;
B) segment;
C) girdle;
D) girl.
A) ankle;
B) thigh;
C) wrist;
D) knee.
A) to cure;
B) to treat;
C) to kill;
D) to heal.
A) ribs;
B) nose;
C) eyes;
D) mouth.
A) tissue;
B) remedy;
C) organ;
D) cell.
A) entrance examination;
B) physical examination;
C) competitive examination;
D) graduation examination.
A) sanitation;
B) prevention;
C) treatment;
D) body.
A) mastotomy;
B) pneumonotomy;
C) appendectomy;
D) laparotomy.
A) intestine;
B) hip;
C) thigh;
D) calf.
A) therapeutic;
B) surgical;
C) historic;
D) obstetrical.
A) Pirogov;
B) Shevchenko;
C) Hippocrates;
D) Ibn Sina.
A) pancreas;
B) surgeon;
C) trachea;
D) esophagus.
A) cell;
B) limb;
C) fiber;
D) tissue.
A) gown;
B) mask;
C) data;
D) rubber gloves.
A) anatomist;
B) surgeon;
C) hematologist;
D) laboratory.
A) medicine;
B) hospital;
C) remedy;
D) drug.
A) finger;
B) thumb;
C) toe;
D) fiber.
A) hot-water bottle;
B) medicine dropper;
C) cups;
D) computer.
A) pharmacist;
B) pediatrician;
C) ophthalmologist;
D) engineer.
A) head;
B) trunk;
C) limbs;
D) blood.
A) pharmacist;
B) chemist;
C) apothecary;
D) chemistry.
A) brain;
B) eye;
C) nose;
D) ear.
A) to treat;
B) to heal;
C) to cure;
D) to be.
A) malaria;
B) measles;
C) headquarters;
D) polio.
A) leg;
B) knee;
C) stomach;
D) ankle.
A) health resort;
B) maternity home;
C) psychological support;
D) outpatient clinic.
A) angina pectoris;
B) diabetus mellitus;
C) ulcer;
D) substernal area.
A) illness;
B) disease;
C) disorder;
D) blood pressure.
A) internal use;
B) external use;
C) intercellular;
D) injection.
A) scientist;
B) researcher;
C) driver;
D) investigator.
A) ear;
B) branch;
C) throat;
D) nose.
A) percussion;
B) translation;
C) auscultation;
D) palpation.
A) limb;
B) extremity;
C) arm;
D) spleen.
A) intestine;
B) spleen;
C) heard;
D) liver.
A) reproductive system;
B) lymphatic system;
C) operating system;
D) circulatory system.
A) ophthalmologist;
B) gynaecologist;
C) chemistry;
D) surgeon.
A) nurse;
B) hot-water bottle;
C) medicine dropper;
D) thermometer.
A) hospital;
B) tissue;
C) cell;
D) muscle.
A) department;
B) ward;
C) operating-room;
D) research.
A) scalpel;
B) nurse;
C) syringe;
D) pincette.
A) arm;
B) elbow;
C) eye;
D) forearm.
A) gastroenterology;
B) cardiology;
C) traumatology;
D) achievements.
A) to feel the pulse;
B) to palpate the abdomen;
C) to make a diagnosis;
D) to clean the ward.
A) palpation;
B) registry;
C) auscultation;
D) percussion.
A) cups;
B) doctor;
C) thermometer;
D) medicine dropper.
A) cough;
B) pain;
C) ointment;
D) weakness.
A) possible;
B) digestive;
C) pulmonary;
D) cardio-vascular.
A) tumour;
B) appendicitis;
C) scalpel;
D) ulcer.
A) chest;
B) shoulder;
C) balneology;
D) hand.
A) otolaryngologist;
B) organelle;
C) pediatrician;
D) obstetrician.
A) suturing material;
B) rubber gloves;
C) wound dehiscence;
D) dressings.
A) advice;
B) blood test;
C) X-ray examination;
D) urine analysis.
A) drugs for cough;
B) cardiac medicines;
C) medicine droppers;
D) drugs for headache.
A) institution;
B) equipment;
C) clinic;
D) hospital.
A) skull;
B) brain;
C) forearm;
D) forehead.
A) splenectomy;
B) gastrectomy;
C) bronchitis;
D) appendectomy.
A) powder;
B) ointment;
C) pill;
D) thermometer.
A) gastrology;
B) surgery;
C) therapy;
D) dermatologist.
A) to treat;
B) to cure;
C) to heal;
D) to wash.
A) drugs;
B) medicines;
C) remedy;
D) spleen.
A) tooth;
B) physician;
C) surgeon;
D) dentist.
A) anaesthetist;
B) cure;
C) dentist;
D) gastroenterologist.
A) dining-room;
B) post-operating room;
C) dressing room;
D) reception room.
A) Anatomy;
B) Biology;
C) Polyclinic;
D) Chemistry.
A) surgeon;
B) physician;
C) psychiatrist;
D) engineer.
A) ulcer;
B) tissue;
C) colitis;
D) gastritis.
A) disease;
B) agriculture;
C) illness;
D) sickness.
A) polyclinic;
B) hospital;
C) clinic;
D) academy.
A) doctor;
B) physician;
C) prescription;
D) therapeutist.
A) disease;
B) treatment;
C) injury;
D) damage.
A) general practitioner;
B) health visitor;
C) nurse;
D) operation.
A) palpation;
B) translation;
C) auscultation;
D) percussion.
A) post-operating room;
B) dressing-room;
C) reception room;
D) dining-room.
A) dermatologist;
B) otolaryngologist;
C) obstetrics;
D) neurologist.
A) ulcer;
B) gastritis;
C) colitis;
D) tissue.
A) advice;
B) blood test;
C) electrocardiogram;
D) urinary test.
A) drugs for cough;
B) cardiac medicines;
C) medicine droppers;
D) drugs for headache.
A) institution;
B) equipment;
C) clinic;
D) hospital.
A) brain;
B) spinal cord;
C) ventricle;
D) process.
A) splenectomy;
B) gastrectomy;
C) bronchitis;
D) appendectomy.
A) morning exercises;
B) grammar exercises;
C) written exercises;
D) oral exercises.
A) gastrology;
B) surgery;
C) therapy;
D) dermatologist.
A) to treat;
B) to cure;
C) to heal;
D) to wash.
A) ophthalmologist;
B) gynaecologist;
C) chemistry;
D) surgeon.
A) nurse;
B) hot-water bottle;
C) medicine dropper;
D) thermometer.
A) hospital;
B) tissue;
C) cell;
D) muscle.
A) liquid;
B) solution;
C) test;
D) fluid.
A) exercise;
B) hardness;
C) density;
D) solubility.
A) children’s hospital;
B) dispensary;
C) sanatorium;
D) analysis.
A) drug quality;
B) drug action;
C) drug cabinet;
D) drug testing.
A) article;
B) text-book;
C) reference-book;
D) society.
A) mercury;
B) example;
C) silver;
D) calcium.
A) nervous;
B) cardiac-vascular;
C) respiratory;
D) basic.
A) organ;
B) body;
C) action;
D) tissue.
A) department;
B) ward;
C) operating-room;
D) research.
A) scalpel;
B) nurse;
C) syringe;
D) pincette.
A) arm;
B) elbow;
C) eye;
D) forearm.
A) gastroenterology;
B) cardiology;
C) traumatology;
D) achievements.
A) to feel the pulse;
B) to palpate the abdomen;
C) to make a diagnoses;
D) to clean the ward.
A) palpation;
B) registry;
C) auscultation;
D) percussion.
A) cups;
B) doctor;
C) thermometer;
D) medicine dropper.
A) sweat;
B) urine;
C) gland;
D) sputum.
A) possible;
B) digestive;
C) pulmonary;
D) cardio-vascular.
A) tumour;
B) appendicitis;
C) scalpel;
D) ulcer.
A) chest;
B) shoulder;
C) sheep;
D) hand.
A) otolaryngologist;
B) scientist;
C) pediatrician;
D) obstetrician.
A) famous;
B) dangerous;
C) well-known;
D) outstanding.
A) illness;
B) disease;
C) disorder;
D) blood pressure.
A) internal use;
B) external use;
C) AIDS;
D) injection.
A) scientist;
B) researcher;
C) driver;
D) investigator.
A) ear;
B) branch;
C) throat;
D) nose.
A) percussion;
B) translation;
C) auscultation;
D) palpation.
A) limb;
B) extremity;
C) arm;
D) spleen.
A) school-leaver;
B) graduate;
C) post-graduate;
D) therapeutist.
A) heart;
B) gallbladder;
C) abdomen;
D) patient.
A) head;
B) trunk;
C) limbs;
D) blood.
A) pharmacist;
B) chemist;
C) apothecary;
D) head.
A) tear;
B) eye;
C) nose;
D) ear.
A) to treat;
B) to heel;
C) to cure;
D) to be.
A) malaria;
B) measles;
C) headquarters;
D) trachoma.
A) leg;
B) upper extremity;
C) stomach;
D) ankle.
A) institute;
B) training;
C) academy;
D) university.
A) college;
B) institute;
C) hospital;
D) university.
A) pancreas;
B) surgeon;
C) trachea;
D) esophagus.
A) acid;
B) plant;
C) animal;
D) human being.
A) gown;
B) mask;
C) data;
D) rubber gloves.
A) anatomist;
B) surgeon;
C) hematologist;
D) laboratory.
A) medicine;
B) hospital;
C) remedy;
D) drug.
A) finger;
B) thumb;
C) toe;
D) tea.
A) curriculum;
B) programme;
C) requirements;
D) assistant.
A) pharmacist;
B) pediatrician;
C) ophthalmologist;
D) engineer.
A) ribs;
B) nose;
C) eyes;
D) mouth.
A) tissue;
B) remedy;
C) organ;
D) cell.
A) beladonna;
B) opium;
C) mandragora;
D) water.
A) sanitation;
B) prevention;
C) treatment;
D) body.
A) mastotomy;
B) pneumonotomy;
C) appendectomy;
D) laparotomy.
A) intestine;
B) hip;
C) thigh;
D) calf.
A) senior student;
B) junior student;
C) student;
D) department.
A) Pirogov;
B) Shevchenko;
C) Hippocrates;
D) Pavlov.
A) heart;
B) lung;
C) X-ray examination;
D) gallbladder.
A) spectroscopy
B) nephroscopy;
C) laparoscopy;
D) property.
A) to prepare;
B) to dispense;
C) to laugh;
D) to store.
A) medicine;
B) remedy;
C) food;
D) drug.
A) examination;
B) investigation;
C) research;
D) separation.
A) mask;
B) gloves;
C) gown;
D) dosage.
A) cups;
B) ointments;
C) herbs;
D) heart.
A) cardiology;
B) surgery;
C) pharmacy;
D) theory.
A) market;
B) clinic;
C) dispensary;
D) hospital.
A) muscle;
B) bone;
C) surgeon;
D) skin.
A) medicines;
B) remedies;
C) drugs;
D) drinks.
A) discipline;
B) study;
C) science;
D) apparatus.
A) cholera;
B) blood pressure;
C) yellow fever;
D) plague.
A) arm;
B) segment;
C) girdle;
D) girl.
A) faculty;
B) pharmacy;
C) dentistry;
D) stomatology.
A) to cure;
B) to treat;
C) to kill;
D) to heal.
A) external;
B) internal;
C) superior;
D) sternum.
A) protein;
B) dentist;
C) fat;
D) carbohydrate.
A) gloves;
B) fracture;
C) wound;
D) cut.
A) disease;
B) ailment;
C) admission;
D) sickness.
A) hospital;
B) clinic;
C) dispensary;
D) school.
A) science;
B) research;
C) investigation;
D) things.
A) technical;
B) medical;
C) stomatological;
D) powerful.
A) head;
B) face;
C) leg;
D) skull.
A) roots;
B) leaves;
C) hormones;
D) fruit.
A) nucleus;
B) cytoplasm;
C) protoplasm;
D) amputation.
A) massage;
B) exercises;
C) nutrition;
D) gymnastics.
A) to do;
B) to understand;
C) to perform;
D) to fulfil.
A) gown;
B) mask;
C) preserved blood;
D) rubber glows.
A) trunk;
B) foreigner;
C) head;
D) limb.
A) drugs;
B) medicines;
C) remedy;
D) spleen.
A) hand;
B) teeth;
C) gums;
D) mouth.
A) medicine;
B) drug;
C) remedy;
D) nerve.
A) tooth;
B) chromosome;
C) nucleoli;
D) cytoplasm.
A) system;
B) sign;
C) symptom;
D) syndrome.
A) individual;
B) service;
C) person;
D) man.
A) suturing materials;
B) surgical instruments;
C) syndrome;
D) dressings.
A) histology;
B) biology;
C) anatomy;
D) nurse.
A) doctor;
B) physician;
C) prescription;
D) therapeutist.
A) skull;
B) liver;
C) brain;
D) head.
A) depressants;
B) tranquilizers;
C) rhinitis;
D) anesthetics.
A) mitochondria;
B) hospital;
C) lysosomes;
D) centrioles.
A) standard;
B) cure;
C) norm;
D) rule.
A) sickness;
B) invalidity;
C) competition;
D) disability.
A) credit test;
B) traveling;
C) examination;
D) session.
A) chemistry;
B) non-organic chemistry;
C) specialist;
D) organic chemistry.
A) internal use;
B) external use;
C) injection;
D) ulcer.
A) trunk;
B) eyes;
C) nose;
D) ears.
A) pain;
B) cell;
C) tissue;
D) muscle.
A) student;
B) endoplasmic reticulum;
C) Golgi bodies;
D) Mitochondria.
A) patient;
B) in-patient;
C) out-patient;
D) physician.
A) ulcer;
B) rupture;
C) ward;
D) fracture.
A) resort;
B) sanatorium;
C) rest home;
D) school.
A) therapeutist;
B) physician;
C) physiology;
D) gastroenterologist.
A) tissue;
B) remedy;
C) organ;
D) cell.
A) ecology;
B) gynaecology;
C) therapy;
D) surgery.
A) fear;
B) depression;
C) anger;
D) microorganism.
A) catabolism;
B) pharmacist;
C) anabolism;
D) metabolism.
A) gynaecology;
B) pediatrics;
C) surgery;
D) faculty.
A) surgeon;
B) nurse;
C) disease;
D) doctor.
A) ulcer;
B) colitis;
C) heart;
D) infarction.
A) surgeon;
B) anesthetist;
C) obstetrician;
D) pediatrics.
A) angina pectoris;
B) pericarditis;
C) infarction;
D) heart.
A) prominent;
B) famous;
C) outstanding;
D) young.
A) palpation;
B) registry;
C) auscultation;
D) percussion.
A) cups;
B) doctor;
C) thermometer;
D) medicine dropper.
A) inflammation;
B) bleeding;
C) extraction;
D)swelling .
A) bacterium;
B) caries;
C) fungus;
D)virus .
A) tumour;
B) appendicitis;
C) scalpel;
D) ulcer.
A) chest;
B) shoulder;
C) balneology;
D) hand.
A) stomach;
B) frenulum;
C) hyoid muscle;
D)tongue.
A) suturing material;
B) rubber gloves;
C) wound dehiscence;
D) dressings.
A) polyclinic;
B) hospital;
C) clinic;
D) academy.
A) doctor;
B) physician;
C) prescription;
D) therapeutist.
A) disease;
B) treatment;
C) injury;
D) damage.
A) general practitioner;
B) doctor;
C) nurse;
D) operation.
A) incisors;
B) bite;
C) molars;
D) wisdom teeth.
A) post-operating room;
B) dressing-room;
C) reception room;
D) dining-room.
A) endodontics;
B) orthodontics;
C) periodontics;
D) pediatrics.
A) ulcer;
B) gastritis;
C) colitis;
D) tissue.
A) advice;
B) blood test;
C) X-ray examination;
D) urine analysis.
A) drugs for cough;
B) cardiac medicines;
C) medicine droppers;
D) drugs for headache.
A) institution;
B) equipment;
C) clinic;
D) hospital.
A) root;
B) tissue;
C) crown;
D) neck.
A) splenectomy;
B) gastrectomy;
C) bronchitis;
D) appendectomy.
A) powder;
B) ointment;
C) pill;
D) thermometer.
A) gastrology;
B) surgery;
C) therapy;
D) dermatologist.
A) to treat;
B) to cure;
C) to heal;
D) to wash.
A) ophthalmologist;
B) gynaecologist;
C) chemistry;
D) surgeon.
A) nurse;
B) hot-water bottle;
C) medicine dropper;
D) thermometer.
A) hospital;
B) tissue;
C) bone;
D) muscle.
A) department;
B) ward;
C) operating-room;
D) research.
A) scalpel;
B) nurse;
C) syringe;
D) pincette.
A) tooth;
B) tongue;
C) eye;
D)palate.
A) pulpitis;
B) gingivitis;
C) periodontitis;
D) gastritis.
A) to cleanse the cavity;
B) to fill the tooth;
C) to perform the pulp necroctomy;
D) to clean the ward.
A) lecture;
B) level;
C) seminar;
D) lesson.
A) to compose;
B) to create;
C) to divide;
D) to include.
A) positive;
B) poisonous;
C) toxic;
D) harmfull.
A) prescription;
B) experiment;
C) research;
D) investigation.
A) biochemistry;
B) physical chemistry;
C) pharmacology;
D) category.
A) cardiac;
B) lung;
C) analgetic;
D) sedative.
A) intravenous;
B) intramuscular;
C) topical;
D) diet.
A) unit;
B) particle;
C) division;
D) gas.
Виберіть правильний варіант пояснення терміну:
endocrine system
A) a control system of ductless glands that secrete hormones;
B) a system that provides physical support and allows people to move;
C) a system that produces and transport lymph from tissues to
circulatory system;
D) a system of blood circulation.
gastric
A) pertaining to the stomach;
B) inflammation of the stomach;
C) an instrument which is looked through to make stomach visible;
D) science dealing with the diseases of the stomach.
oncology
A) deals with disorders of endocrine system;
B) is concerned with the study of blood and its disorders;
C) a branch of medicine that studies tumours;
D) is devoted to the diagnosis and therapy of rheumatic disease.
neuritis
A) nerve cutting;
B) neurotic;
C) nervous;
D) nerve inflammation.
ward
A) a room for sleeping in;
B) a room where meals are prepared;
C) a room with beds for patients in a hospital;
D) a room where surgical operations are performed.
ankle
A) the joint connecting the foot to the leg;
B) the joint connecting the hand to the arm;
C) the part of the body connecting the head to the trunk;
D) the layer of muscles between the lungs and the stomach.
pathology
A) study of organic tissues;
B) study of disease;
C) study of earth’s crust;
D) study of bodily structure.
therapeutic department
A) a department where surgical diseases are treated;
B) a department where internal diseases are treated;
C) a department where neurological diseases are treated;
D) a department where gynecological diseases are treated.
brain
A) the two opposable structures forming the entrance to the mouth;
B) the control center of the nervous system;
C) a sense organ that detects sounds;
D) an organ of vision that detects light.
prescription
A) the act of showing something;
B) a substance used when rubbing a surface to make it smooth;
C) an official piece of paper on which a doctor writes the type of
medicine you should have;
D) the act of selling drugs and various things for medical care at the
chemist’s shop.
cellular
A) component of cavity;
B) connective tissue;
C) physiological element;
D) pertaining to or full of cells.
neurotomy
A) nerve cutting;
B) neurotrauma;
C) neurotonic;
D) nerve inflammation.
disease
A) end of life;
B) unhealthy condition;
C) state of being well;
D) length of life.
the ring finger
A) the finger by which we show something;
B) the finger we wear the ring on;
C) the small finger;
D) the middle finger.
adolescent medicine
A) focuses on health promotion and the prevention and treatment of
diseases in later life;
B) is the general medical care of hospitalized patients;
C) focuses on care of patients who are in the adolescent period of
development;
D) is concerned with the skin and its diseases.
cytology
A) study of biological cells;
B) study of the structure of living things;
C) study of substances and their reactions;
D) study of the bodily functions.
neuralgia
A) pain in a nerve;
B) a doctor specializing in nerve disorders;
C) surgical incision into the nerve;
D) pertaining to the nerve.
pharmacist
A) a person whose job is to clean an operation room;
B) a person whose job is to teach students;
C) a person whose job is to treat infectious diseases;
D) a person whose job is to prepare medicines.
cholecystitis
A) gallbladder cancer;
B) gallbladder torsion;
C) gallbladder inflammation;
D) gallbladder dyskinesia.
cytology
A) a science that studies microscopic structure of tissues;
B) the science that studies cell structure;
C) the science that studies the development of life;
D) the science that studies functions of the human body systems.
to prevent
A) keep from happening;
B) prescribed medical treatment;
C) restore to health;
D) become healthy after injury.
knee
A) the joint between the hand and the arm;
B) the joint between the upper and lower parts of the arm;
C) the joint between the top and bottom parts of the leg;
D) the joint between the foot and the leg.
toe
A) a part of the hand;
B) a part of the head;
C) a part of the foot;
D) a part of the neck.
mustard plasters
A) are used for measuring body temperature;
B) are used for vacuum therapy;
C) are applied to the chest or abdomen to stimulate heating;
D) are taken orally usually in powder form.
cytologist
A) a scientist that studies physiological processes;
B) a scientist that studies structures of cells;
C) a scientist that studies diseases of respiratory system;
D) a scientist that studies diseases and morphologic, physiologic
changes produced by them.
chemist’s shop
A) a specialized shop where medicines are sold;
B) a specialized room where Chemistry is taught;
C) a department at a supermarket where vegetables are sold;
D) a teacher of Chemistry at a higher educational establishment.
gastric
A) pertaining to the stomach;
B) inflammation of the stomach;
C) incision of the stomach;
D) diagnostic procedure visualizing the stomach.
cytoplasm
A) the control center of the cell;
B) the entire cell except the nucleus;
C) a series of canals within the cell;
D) encloses the entire cell.
pneumonectomy
A) inflammation of the lungs;
B) incision of the lungs;
C) removal of the lungs;
D) a doctor qualified to treat lung diseases.
carditis
A) heart location;
B) failure of the heart;
C) heart inflammation;
D) left heart.
finger
A) a part of head;
B) a part of hand;
C) a part of leg;
D) a part of foot.
heart
A) an organ of cardio-vascular system;
B) an organ of endocrine system;
C) an organ of gastro-intestinal system;
D) an organ of digestive system.
district doctor
A) a doctor who lives in a definite district;
B) a doctor who is in charge of a definite district;
C) a doctor who specializes in a definite field of medicine;
D) a doctor who receives patients at home.
thermometer
A) an instrument used for relieving pain;
B) an instrument used for measuring the blood pressure;
C) an instrument used for measuring the temperature;
D) an instrument used by surgeons during the operations.
hepatitis
A) liver cirrhosis;
B) liver echinocosis;
C) liver rupture;
D) liver inflammation.
ear
A) a sense organ that detects sounds;
B) manipulates food for chewing and swallowing;
C) an organ of vision that detects light;
D) the control center of the nervous system.
cytologist
A) pertaining to cytology;
B) resembling a cell;
C) biology of a cell;
D) a scientist that studies structures of cells.
toe
A) one of the five small parts that stick out from the foot;
B) one of the four long parts that stick out from the hand;
C) one of the two organs in the body that produce urine;
D) one of the two organs in the chest that are used when breathing.
endoplasmic reticulum
A) a series of canals within the cell;
B) produces the energy the cell needs to live;
C) small round body containing different enzymes;
D) is essential in cell reproduction.
nephralgia
A) the science of the kidney;
B) pain in a kidney;
C) surgical incision into the kidney;
D) pertaining to the kidney.
eye
A) an organ with the help of which we can taste;
B) an organ with the help of which we can hear;
C) an organ with the help of which we can see;
D) an organ with the help of which we can smell.
X-ray examination
A) recording the electrical activity of heart;
B) tapping the chest or other parts of the body;
C) painless test to take picture of the inside of the body;
D) feeling tumour, swelling, presence of tenderness.
balneotherapy
A) treatment by clean mountain air;
B) treatment by mineral water;
C) treatment by healthy food;
D) treatment by physical exercises.
gastrectomy
A) stomach inflammation;
B) stomach ache;
C) stomach resection;
D) stomach juice.
dressing
A) bandage for a wound;
B) one who dresses a person;
C) one who makes clothes;
D) outer clothing.
wrist
A) we wear a coat on it;
B) we wear a watch on it;
C) we wear a boot on it;
D) we wear a hat on it.
brain
A) the control center of the nervous system;
B) a sense organ that detects sounds;
C) the bony structure serving as the general framework for the head;
D) houses nostrils, which admit and expel air for respiration.
gallbladder
A) a shelf of muscle extending across the bottom of the rib cage;
B) a bean-shaped hollow muscular organ involved in the second phase
of digestion;
C) a pear-shaped organ that stores bile;
D) the largest gland of the body producing bile.
out-patient
A) a patient who undergoes a course of treatment at the hospital;
B) a patient who undergoes a course of treatment at the polyclinic;
C) a patient who has just left a polyclinic;
D) a patient who has become perfectly healthy.
cell membrane
A) a thin covering that encloses the cell and separates it from its
surroundings;
B) a severe criticism of somebody’s behavior;
C) the control center that directs the activities of the cell;
D) the entire cell except the nucleus.
cholecystitis
A) gallbladder cancer;
B) gallbladder torsion;
C) gallbladder inflammation;
D) gallbladder dyskinesia.
skull
A) houses nostrils, which admit and expel air for respiration;
B) serves as the general framework for the head;
C) manipulates food for chewing and swallowing;
D) serves as the general framework for the trunk.
gastrotomy
A) surgical cutting of the stomach;
B) a doctor qualified to treat gastric diseases;
C) inflammation of the stomach;
D) removal of the stomach.
thigh:
A) a part of the leg;
B) a part of the arm;
C) a part of the hand;
D) a part of the knee.
surgeon
A) a person trained to look after sick people;
B) a doctor qualified to perform surgical operations;
C) a person who administers anaesthetics;
D) a person qualified to treat teeth diseases.
mandible
A) upper jaw;
B) upper arm;
C) lower jaw;
D) lower extremity.
doctor’s consulting room
A) a place where doctor receives his patients;
B) a registry;
C) a room for physiotherapeutic procedures;
D) a ward.
nucleus
A) a thin covering that encloses the cell and separates it from its
surroundings;
B) a severe criticism of somebody’s behavior;
C) the control center that directs the activities of the cell;
D) the entire cell except the nucleus.
respiratory system
A) coordinates the activity of muscles;
B) regulates mood, growth and development;
C) facilitates oxygenation of blood;
D) provides physical support of the body.
cytology
A) the study of biological cells;
B) the study of the structure of living organisms;
C) the study of substances and their reaction;
D) the study of bodily functions.
nephrectomy
A) inflammation of the kidney;
B) incision of the kidney;
C) removal of the kidney;
D) a doctor qualified to treat kidney diseases.
thumb
A) a part of the head;
B) a part of the heart;
C) a part of the hand;
D) a part of the foot.
district doctor
A) a doctor who deals with the patients of certain district;
B) a person trained to look after sick people;
C) a person who administers anaesthetics;
D) a person qualified to treat teeth diseases.
therapeutist
A) a specialist in psychiatric diseases;
B) a specialist in infectious diseases;
C) a specialist in internal diseases;
D) a specialist in dental diseases.
physical examination
A) questioning of the patient about the onset of the diseases and
previous illnesses;
B) laboratory findings and X-ray examination;
C) physiotherapeutic procedures;
D) examining the throat, listening to the heart and lungs, feeling the
pulse and palpating abdomen.
chromosomes
A) the control centers that direct the activities of the cell;
B) the entire cell except the nucleus;
C) 23 pairs of long, threadlike bodies;
D) thin covering that encloses the cell.
femur
A) connects limbs to the trunk;
B) the largest and strongest bone of the body;
C) the joint between the forearm and the hand;
D) the digit of the foot.
pancreatitis
A) pancreatic;
B) pancreas removal;
C) pancreas treatment;
D) pancreas inflammation.
anaesthetist
A) a person trained to look after sick people;
B) a doctor qualified to perform surgical operations;
C) a person who administers anaesthetics;
D) a person qualified to treat teeth diseases.
enamel
A) outer layer on the crown part of a tooth;
B) outer layer on the root part of a tooth;
C) soft tissue within the tooth canal;
D) a part of the tooth between crown and root.
pathologic
A) in norm;
B) healthy;
C) diseased;
D) in good shape.
chemist’s shop:
A) a department store;
B) a drugstore;
C) a pharmaceutical plant;
D) a teacher of Chemistry.
gallbladder
A) stores bile until the body needs it for digestion;
B) marks the point of former attachment of the umbilical cord to the
embryo;
C) lies between the chest and the pelvis;
D) a muscular tube through which food passes from the pharynx to the
stomach.
cytoplasm
A) a thin covering that encloses the cell and separates it from its
surroundings;
B) a severe criticism of somebody’s behavior;
C) the control center that direct the activities of the cell;
D) the entire cell except the nucleus.
nervous tissue
A) contains fibers which aid it in contracting and relaxing;
B) contains large space for fat storage;
C) is square and flat to provide protection;
D) is long and has various fibrous extensions which aid it in its job of
carrying impulses.
histology
A) science that studies microscopic structure and functions of tissue;
B) science that studies cell structure, cell composition, and the
interaction of cells;
C) science that studies functions of the human organs;
D) science that studies different parts which form the human body.
sterile
A) full of microorganisms;
B) free from microorganisms;
C) growth of microorganisms;
D) multiplication of microorganisms.
toe
A) the digit of the foot;
B) the largest bone of the body;
C) the first digit of the hand;
D) the joint between the forearm and the hand.
nurse
A) a specialist qualified to perform surgical operations;
B) a specialist trained to care for sick people;
C) a doctor qualified to treat bladder diseases;
D) a doctor qualified to treat teeth diseases.
university
A) a research institution;
B) an establishment where people are treated;
C) a secondary educational establishment;
D) a higher educational establishment.
trunk
A) central part of the human body;
B) large posterior area of the human body;
C) bony framework of the head;
D) joined appendage of the body.
mitochondria
A) structures which produce almost all the energy the cell needs to
live and to do its work;
B) thin covering that encloses the cell;
C) 23 pairs of long, threadlike bodies;
D) the control centers that direct the activity of the cell.
necessary knowledge
A) unlimited knowledge;
B) indefinite information;
C) valuable data;
D) needed knowledge.
cardialgia
A) pertaining to the heart;
B) severe disease of the heart;
C) pain in the heart;
D) science dealing with the diseases of the heart.
psychiatry
A) deals with treatment and prevention of emotional disorders;
B) deals with treatment and preventive care of athletes;
C) concerned with the study of blood, the blood-forming organs, and
blood diseases;
D) studies tumours and seeks to understand their development.
electrocardiogram
A) feeling tumour, swelling, presence of tenderness;
B) recording the electrical activity of heart yielding important
diagnostic information;
C) ascertaining visible signs of the patient’s condition;
D) test using x-rays to take picture of the inside of the body.
ward
A) a room for sleeping in;
B) a room where meals are prepared;
C) a room with beds for patients in a hospital;
D) a room for surgical operations.
tongue
A) either of the fleshy edges of the mouth-opening;
B) muscular organ in the mouth used in tasting and speaking;
C) each of the white bony structures in the jaws, used in biting and
chewing;
D) roof of the mouth.
surgeon
A) a person trained to look after sick people;
B) a doctor qualified to perform surgical operations;
C) administration of anesthesia before the operation;
D) a person who administeres anesthetics.
cranial part
A) a part of the back;
B) a part of the leg;
C) a part of the head;
D) a part of the chest.
to rinse
A) to wash with a sponge;
B) to wash lightly;
C) to rub hard with something bristly;
D) to cleanse with water or other liquid.
skull
A) houses nostrils, which admit and expel air for respiration;
B) serves as the general framework for the head;
C) manipulates food for chewing and swallowing;
D) serves as the general framework for the trunk.
bronchitis
A) bronchi rupture;
B) bronchial tumour;
C) bronchi inflammation;
D) bronchial foreign body.
mandible
A) upper jaw;
B) upper arm;
C) lower jaw;
D) lower limb.
disease
A) end of life;
B) unhealthy condition;
C) state of being well;
D) length of life.
gastric
A) incision of the stomach;
B) excision of the stomach;
C) pertaining to the stomach;
D) inflammation of the stomach.
nail
A) first digit of the hand;
B) horn-like piece at the end of each finder;
C) under side of the foot;
D) terminal segment of the lower limb.
ophthalmology
A) the science that deals with ear, nose and throat diseases;
B) the science that deals with eye diseases;
C) the science that deals with infectious diseases;
D) the science that deals with oncological diseases.
histomorphology
A) morphology of cells;
B) morphology of the body;
C) morphology of tissues;
D) morphology of bones.
scrub-up room
A) a room where patients are operated on;
B) a room where glassware is washed;
C) a room where a surgeon and his assistant get ready for the
operation;
D) a room where a surgeon examines post-operative wound.
ointment
A) a viscous semisolid preparation used topically on a variety of body
surfaces;
B) a mixture of active substances usually in powder form;
C) a medicine to be taken orally;
D) an instrument for body temperature measurement.
ear
A) a sense organ that detects sounds;
B) control center of the nervous system;
C) area of the face below eyes;
D) an organ of vision that detects light.
to prevent
A) to give medical treatment to;
B) to restore to health;
C) to keep from happening;
D) to become healthy after injury.
cranial cavity
A) a large cavity in the tooth;
B) a large cavity of the skull;
C) a large cavity of the mouth;
D) a large cavity of the abdomen.
diaphragm
A) a medicine used in treatment of cardio-vascular disorders;
B) a muscle tissue that separates thoracic cavity from abdomen;
C) a bony ring;
D) a cell of the connective tissue.
biochemistry
A) chemistry of halogens;
B) chemistry of capillaries;
C) chemistry of nuclei ;
D) chemistry of living organisms.
cardiovascular system
A) a system of blood circulation;
B) a system of lymphoid organs;
C) a system of organs producing urine;
D) a system of organs secreting hormones.
surgeon
A) a person trained to look after sick people;
B) a doctor qualified to perform surgical operations;
C) a person who administers anaesthetics;
D) a person qualified to treat teeth diseases.
cytology
A) study of biological cells;
B) study of the structure of living things;
C) study of substances and their reactions;
D) study of the bodily functions.
to graduate from
A) to improve;
B) to finish;
C) to increase;
D) to enter.
recovering
A) becoming healthy after injury;
B) keeping from happening;
C) becoming angry;
D) giving medical treatment.
pathology
A) study of organic tissues;
B) study of disease;
C) study of earth’s crust;
D) study of bodily structure.
tongue
A) either of the fleshy edges of the mouth-opening;
B) muscular organ in the mouth used in tasting and speaking;
C) each of the white bony structures in the jaws, used in biting and
chewing;
D) roof of the mouth.
medical equipment
A) medical assistance;
B) medical nurse;
C) medical apparatus;
D) medical school.
analgesic
A) a doctor administering anesthesia;
B) a drug relieving pain;
C) pre-medication;
D) loss of sensation.
gastrectomy
A) surgical cutting of the stomach;
B) a doctor qualified to treat gastric diseases;
C) inflammation of the stomach;
D) removal of the stomach.
cytology
A) study of biological cells;
B) study of the structure of living things;
C) study of substances and their reactions;
D) study of the bodily functions.
maternity home
A) institution where women are treated;
B) out-patient department;
C) in-patient department;
D) hospital for women who are about to become mothers.
diagnosis
A) medical treatment;
B) advice concerning the use of a medicine;
C) performing an operation;
D) identification of a disease.
higher medical establishment
A) the establishment where people get secondary education;
B) the establishment where people get technical education;
C) the establishment where people get higher education;
D) the establishment where people get higher medical education.
foreign language:
A) mother tongue;
B) not one’s own language;
C) native language;
D) language of gestures.
hostel:
A) lodging house for students;
B) institution where those needing care live;
C) building where rooms and meals are provided for travelers;
D) building for a family having many children to live in.
nephritis:
A) doctor qualified to treat kidney diseases;
B) kidney removal;
C) inflammation of the kidney;
D) pertaining to the kidney.
M.D.:
A) Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine;
B) Philosophy Doctor;
C) Doctor of Medicine;
D) Bachelor of Medicine.
gunshot wound:
A) injury caused by shot fired from the gun;
B) shot with a gun;
C) injury done to the tissue by a knife;
D) gun for firing small shot at close range.
pediatrics:
A) a branch of medicine that encompasses the care of elderly people;
B) a branch of medicine that encompasses the care of children;
C) a specialist qualified to give medical treatment to children;
D) a specialist qualified to give medical treatment to elderly people.
auscultation:
A) tapping the chest or other parts of the body and listening to the
quality of the note;
B) feeling tumour, swelling, presence of tenderness;
C) ascertaining visible signs of the patient’s condition;
D) hearing chest sounds, irregularity of heart beat, peristaltic sounds
in the abdominal cavity.
connective tissue:
A) composed of neurons;
B) holds everything together;
C) has a free surface and it rests upon a stratum of connective tissue;
D) contractile tissue of the body.
tongue:
A) either of the fleshy edges of the mouth-opening;
B) muscular organ in the mouth used in tasting and speaking;
C) each of the white bony structures in the jaws, used in biting and
chewing;
D) roof of the mouth.
anatomy:
A) study of the bodily structure;
B) study of the bodily functions;
C) study of diseases;
D) study of the cell structure.
lecture:
A) study and investigation;
B) amount of teaching given at one time;
C) speech giving information about a subject;
D) formal test of knowledge or ability.
internship:
A) a period of preparing a thesis to be presented to the Learned
Council;
B) a period of work at the district hospital;
C) a period of work under the supervision of experienced specialists;
D) a period of participation in an international conference.
gastrotomy:
A) common disease of the stomach;
B) a department where patients with diseases of the stomach treated;
C) incision of the stomach;
D) pain in the stomach.
x-ray examination:
A) recording the electrical activity of heart yielding important
diagnostic information;
B) a simple, painless test that uses x-rays to take picture of the inside
of the body to help the doctor make a diagnosis;
C) ascertaining visible signs of the patient’s condition;
D) feeling tumour, swelling, presence of tenderness.
analgesic:
A) a doctor administering anesthesia;
B) a drug relieving pain;
C) pre-medication;
D) loss of sensation.
cytodiagnostics:
A) diagnostics based on physical examination;
B) diagnostics based on cells investigation;
C) diagnostics based on laboratory analysis;
D) diagnostics based on symptoms.
surgical specialties:
A) employ operative treatment;
B) employ physiotherapeutic treatment;
C) deal with childbirth;
D) deal with the study of diseases.
registering clerk of the polyclinic:
A) a person employed to perform physical examination;
B) a person that finds the patient’s card and passes it to the doctor’s
consulting room;
C) a person employed to make laboratory analysis;
D) a person that takes care of post-operative patients.
gastroscopy:
A) an instrument which is looked through to examine bronchi;
B) the diagnostic procedure which visualizes the bronchi;
C) the diagnostic procedure which visualizes the stomach;
D) an instrument which is looked through to examine stomach.
dressing:
A) doctor’s white gown;
B) bandage for a wound;
C) woman’s garment;
D) one who dresses a person.
mood:
A) temporary state of mind or spirit;
B) severe disease;
C) common complaint of patients consulting ophthalmologists;
D) post-operative complication.
compatibility:
A) ability to perform smth.;
B) inability to exist together;
C) ability to exist together;
D) ability to move.
toes:
A) the under side of the foot;
B) the joint between the forearm and the hand;
C) the digits of the hand;
D) the digits of the foot.
chromosomes:
A) threadlike structure carrying genes;
B) one of the factors controlling heredity;
C) the entire cell except the nucleus;
D) bag-like structures that store and release various products from the
cell.
poisonous drugs:
A) drugs that are harmless in huge doses;
B) drugs that are widely used in common cold treatment;
C) drugs that can destroy life or harm health;
D) drugs that are usually used for headache.
diet therapy:
A) causes muscle relaxation;
B) improves health and longevity, controls weight, and treats different
diseases of gastrointestinal tract;
C) is used for treatment of the respiratory system disorders;
D) is the use of essential oils and other aromatic compounds to affect
someone’s health.
appendectomy:
A) a specialist performing operations for appendicitis;
B) inflammation of the appendix;
C) removal of the appendix;
D) small blind tissue attached to the intestines.
anesthetist:
A) a person who administers anesthetics;
B) causing loss of sensation;
C) loss of sensation induced by anesthetics;
D) a person who performs surgeries.
wound:
A) break of a bone;
B) injury done to tissues by violence;
C) leaking blood from the body;
D) treatment by cutting of affected parts of the body.
case history:
A) stating again briefly;
B) methodical record of patient’s illnesses;
C) study of past events;
D) doing something memorable.
general inspection:
A) listening to the sound of heart for diagnosis;
B) rubbing the body to reduce pain;
C) ascertaining visible signs of the patient’s condition;
D) detailed study of blood sample.
gastritis:
A) stomachache;
B) science dealing with the diseases of the stomach;
C) inflammation of the stomach;
D) diagnostic procedure visualizing the stomach.
thorough knowledge:
A) bad knowledge;
B) deep knowledge;
C) poor knowledge;
D) superficial knowledge.
to master:
A) to acquire knowledge or skill;
B) to impart information or skill to a person;
C) formal testing of knowledge or ability;
D) to subject to a test.
physician:
A) a person skilled in philosophy;
B) expert in physics;
C) a doctor specializing in medicine as distinct from surgery;
D) a specialist studying bodily functions.
osteopathic medicine:
A) treatment of certain diseases by manipulating bones;
B) treatment of an injury by massage and exercises;
C) treatment by cutting of affected parts of the body;
D) treatment of diseases by x-rays.
WHO:
A) World Medical Association;
B) World Dental Association;
C) World Health Organization;
D) Doctor of Veterinary Medicine.
The Public Health Service:
A) organization that embraces all the goods and services designed to
promote health;
B) organization that promotes education of young people;
C) organization that helps international cooperation in medicine;
D) organization designed to promote improvement of ecological
situation.
cardiology:
A) is concerned with the study of blood, the blood-forming organs,
and blood diseases;
B) the branch of internal medicine dealing with disorders of the heart
and blood vessels;
C) the branch of medicine dealing with diseases of the lungs and
respiratory tract;
D) a subspeciality of internal medicine devoted to the diagnosis and
therapy of rheumatic disease.
histophysiology:
A) the science that studies structure and functions of the human body;
B) the science that studies microscopic structure and functions of
cells;
C) the science that studies microscopic structure and functions of
tissues;
D) the science that studies structure and functions of bones.
primary:
A) first in importance;
B) coming after primary;
C) first lesson;
D) coming after holidays.
to cure:
A) to cause damage;
B) to restore to health;
C) to fall ill;
D) to cause a disease.
hematology:
A) a branch of medicine dealing with the study of blood and blood
diseases;
B) a branch of medicine dealing with the study of heart diseases;
C) a branch of medicine dealing with the study of the diagnosis and
therapy of rheumatic disease;
D) a branch of medicine dealing with the study of function and
diseases of kidneys.
geriatric department:
A) a department where people are operated on for an eye cataract;
B) a department where those with women’s diseases are treated;
C) a department where elderly people are treated;
D) a department where people having just been in car crash treated.
blood analysis:
A) detailed examination of blood;
B) blood transfusion;
C) a procedure during which blood is donated;
D) bloodless operation.
gastric:
A) inflammation of the stomach;
B) pain in the stomach;
C) pertaining to the stomach;
D) incision into the stomach.
daily round:
A) a round object used by the doctor while examining the patient;
B) a procedure performed by a doctor every day to examine inpatients;
C) procedures performed by nurses at the therapeutic department early
in the morning;
D) continuously through day and night.
drug cabinet:
A) a place where drugs are prescribed;
B) a place where drugs are manufactured;
C) a place where drugs are kept;
D) a place where drugs are dispensed.
chemist’s shop:
A) a specialized shop where medicines are sold;
B) a specialized room where Chemistry is taught;
C) a department at the supermarket where household chemical goods
are sold;
D) a teacher of Chemistry at a higher educational establishment.
thermometer:
A) instrument for measuring temperature;
B) instrument measuring atmospheric pressure;
C) instrument measuring blood pressure;
D) instrument for listening to sounds within the body.
palpation:
A) tapping the chest or other parts of the body and listening to the
quality of the note;
B) hearing chest sounds, irregularity of heart beat, peristaltic sounds in
the abdominal cavity;
C) feeling tumour, swelling, presence of tenderness;
D) ascertaining visible signs of the patient’s condition.
jaw:
A) either of the fleshy edges of the mouth-opening;
B) muscular organ in the mouth used in tasting and speaking;
C) bone forming the framework of the mouth;
D) roof of the mouth.
gastritis:
A) location of the stomach;
B) pain in the stomach;
C) inflammation of the stomach;
D) indigestion.
palm:
A) inner surface of the hand;
B) under-surface of the foot;
C) digit of the hand;
D) digit of the foot.
stomach:
A) the organ of the alimentary canal;
B) the accessory organ of the digestive system;
C) the organ of the immune system;
D) the organ of the circulatory system.
pneumonectomy:
A) inflammation of the lungs;
B) incision of the lungs;
C) removal of the lungs;
D) a doctor qualified to treat lung diseases.
hormones
A) secretion from the glands of animals;
B) drugs synthesized in the laboratory;
C) food substance;
D) parts of plant.
disinfectant
A) a substance that kills bacteria;
B) medicines that relieve pain;
C) drugs used in treatment of cardio-vascular disorders;
D) a substance used in treatment of digestive disturbances.
prevention
A) definition;
B) prophylaxis;
C) composition;
D) ratification.
microcardia
A) inflammation of the heart;
B) abnormal smallness of the heart;
C) insufficiency of the heart;
D) death of the heart muscle.
nephrotomy
A) inflammation of the kidney;
B) incision of the kidney;
C) removal of the kidney;
D) a doctor qualified to treat kidney diseases.
the forearm
A) a part of the lower extremity;
B) a part of the upper extremity;
C) a part of the trunk;
D) a part of the foot.
pediatrician
A) a person trained to look after sick people;
B) a doctor qualified to treat children;
C) a doctor qualified to treat teeth;
D) one who devotes himself to physiology.
intravenous
A) inside the vein;
B) outside the vein;
C) between veins;
D) above the vein.
anesthetics
A) drugs which depress the nerves in the brain;
B) agents which act to relieve pain;
C) drugs which alter behavior;
D) drugs which block the action of histamine.
sterilization
A) killing bacteria in something;
B) making operation on appendicitis;
C) studying at the medical university;
D) preparing homework in English.
microbiology
A) study of very big organisms;
B) study of organisms visible to the naked eye;
C) study of organisms invisible to the naked eye;
D) study of all living organisms.
neuritis
A) nerve cutting;
B) neurotic;
C) nervous;
D) nerve inflammation.
ward
A) a room for sleeping in;
B) a room where meals are prepared;
C) a room with beds for patients in a hospital;
D) a room where surgical operations are performed.
ankle
A) the joint connecting the foot to the leg;
B) the joint connecting the hand to the arm;
C) the part of the body connecting the head to the trunk;
D) the layer of muscles between the lungs and the stomach.
pathology
A) study of organic tissues;
B) study of disease;
C) study of earth’s crust;
D) study of bodily structure.
therapeutic department
A) a department where surgical diseases are treated;
B) a department where internal diseases are treated;
C) a department where neurological diseases are treated;
D) a department where gynecological diseases are treated.
histamine
A) an element that causes allergic reaction;
B) chemical substance;
C) barbiturates;
D) mold.
prescription
A) the act of showing something;
B) a substance used when rubbing a surface to make it smooth;
C) an official piece of paper on which a doctor writes the type of
medicine you should have;
D) the act of selling drugs and various things for medical care at the
chemist’s shop.
cellular
A) component of cavity;
B) connective tissue;
C) physiological element;
D) pertaining to or full of cells.
neurotomy
A) nerve cutting;
B) neurotrauma;
C) neurotonic;
D) nerve inflammation.
disease
A) end of life;
B) unhealthy condition;
C) state of being well;
D) length of life.
the ring finger
A) the finger by which we show something;
B) the finger we wear the ring on;
C) the small finger;
D) the middle finger.
descriptive anatomy
A) anatomic study of tissues in respect of their functions;
B) the science which studies the structure of the body;
C) microscopic study of tissues;
D) the changes in the structure caused by a disease.
cytology
A) study of biological cells;
B) study of the structure of living things;
C) study of substances and their reactions;
D) study of the bodily functions.
anticoagulants
A) drugs that affect the heart;
B) drugs that produce loss of sensation;
C) drugs that prevent blood clotting;
D) drugs that affect blood pressure.
pharmacist
A) a person whose job is to clean an operation room;
B) a person whose job is to teach students;
C) a person whose job is to treat infectious diseases;
D) a person whose job is to prepare medicines.
cholecystitis
A) gallbladder cancer;
B) gallbladder torsion;
C) gallbladder inflammation;
D) gallbladder dyskinesia.
necrocytosis
A) cell development;
B) cell growth;
C) cell death;
D) blood cell.
to prevent
A) keep from happening;
B) give medical treatment to;
C) restore to health;
D) become healthy after injury.
knee
A) the joint between the hand and the arm;
B) the joint between the upper and lower parts of the arm;
C) the joint between the top and bottom parts of the leg;
D) the joint between the foot and the leg.
toe
A) a part of the hand;
B) a part of the head;
C) a part of the foot;
D) a part of the neck.
keratoplasty
A) liver transplantation;
B) heart transplantation;
C) cornea transplantation;
D) skin transplantation.
antibiotics
A) are used to prevent hair loss;
B) are used as hypnotics;
C) are used to mimic the action of sympathetic nerve;
D) are used to treat bacterial infections.
chemist’s shop
A) a specialized shop where medicines are sold;
B) a specialized room where Chemistry is taught;
C) a department at a supermarket where vegetables are sold;
D) a teacher of Chemistry at a higher educational establishment.
enormous development
A) small development;
B) important development;
C) approximate development;
D) huge development.
macrocyte
A) tiny cell;
B) very small cell;
C) enormous cell;
D) extremely tiny cell.
pneumonectomy
A) inflammation of the lungs;
B) incision of the lungs;
C) removal of the lungs;
D) a doctor qualified to treat lung diseases.
carditis
A) heart location;
B) failing heart;
C) heart inflammation;
D) left heart.
finger
A) a part of head;
B) a part of hand;
C) a part of leg;
D) a part of foot.
heart
A) an organ of cardio-vascular system;
B) an organ of endocrine system;
C) an organ of gastro-intestinal system;
D) an organ of digestive system.
district doctor
A) a doctor who lives in a definite district;
B) a doctor who is in charge of a definite district;
C) a doctor who specializes in some concrete field of medicine;
D) a doctor who receives patients at home.
thermometer
A) an instrument used for relieving pain;
B) an instrument used for measuring the blood pressure;
C) an instrument used for measuring the temperature;
D) an instrument used by surgeons during the operations.
hepatitis
A) liver cirrhosis;
B) liver echinocosis;
C) liver rupture;
D) liver inflammation.
extraarterial
A) inside the arteries;
B) behind the arteries;
C) outside the arteries;
D) an the arteries.
diagnosis
A) medical treatment;
B) advise the use of a medicine;
C) performing an operation;
D) identification of a disease.
toe
A) one of the five small parts that stick out from the foot;
B) one of the four long parts the stick out from the hand;
C) one of the two organs in the body that produce urine;
D) one of the two organs in the chest that are used when breathing.
erythrocyte
A) blood cell;
B) blood gases;
C) blood plate throumbs;
D) bloodstream.
stomatology
A) study of tissue;
B) study of teeth;
C) study of human body;
D) study of oral cavity.
liver
A) a depression in the middle of the abdomen;
B) the part of the human body lying between the chest and the pelvis;
C) the largest gland of the body producing bile;
D) an organ located in the peritoneum.
prevention
A) definition;
B) prophylaxis;
C) composition;
D) ratification.
nephralgia
A) incision of the kidney;
B) pain in a kidney;
C) specialist trained to treat kidney disease;
D) excision of the kidney.
gastritis
A) pertaining to the stomach;
B) diagnostic procedure visualizing the intestines;
C) inflammation of the stomach;
D) inflammation of the intestines.
mandible
A) a lower jaw;
B) a palatine process;
C) a soft palate;
D) an upper jaw.
saliva
A) secretion of the sweat glands;
B) secretion of the salivary glands;
C) secretion of the adrenal glands;
D) secretion of the labial glands.
intravenous
A) inside the vein;
B) outside the vein;
C) between veins;
D) above the vein.
eye
A) an organ with the help of which we can taste;
B) an organ with the help of which we can hear;
C) an organ with the help of which we can see;
D) an organ with the help of which we can smell.
previous illnesses
A) illnesses of the family members;
B) chronic illnesses;
C) illnesses a patient suffered from in the past;
D) illnesses that cannot be treated.
cell
A) the treatment of a physical problem or an illness;
B) the science that deals with the relations between heat and other
forms of energy;
C) pressure or worry caused by the problems in somebody’s life;
D) the fundamental unit of all living matter capable of independent
life.
keratoplasty
A) liver transplantation;
B) heart transplantation;
C) cornea transplantation;
D) skin transplantation.
gastrectomy
A) stomach inflammation;
B) stomach ache;
C) stomach resection;
D) stomach juice.
dressing
A) bandage for a wound;
B) one who dresses a person;
C) one who makes clothes;
D) outer clothing.
wrist
A) we wear a coat on it;
B) we wear a watch on it;
C) we wear a boot on it;
D) we wear a hat on it.
myopathy
A) muscle tissue;
B) muscle disease;
C) healthy muscles;
D) facial muscles.
mandible
A) an upper jaw;
B) a lower jaw;
C) a soft palate;
D) a hard palate.
out-patient
A) a patient who undergoes a course of treatment at the hospital;
B) a patient who undergoes a course of treatment at the polyclinic;
C) a patient who has just left a polyclinic;
D) a patient who has become perfectly healthy.
cell membrane
A) a thin covering that encloses the cell and separates it from its
surroundings;
B) a severe criticism of somebody’s behavior;
C) the control center that directs the activities of the cell;
D) the entire cell except the nucleus.
cholecystitis
A) gallbladder cancer;
B) gallbladder torsion;
C) gallbladder inflammation;
D) gallbladder dyskinesia.
macrocardia
A) small heart;
B) heart beat;
C) heart sound;
D) too big heart.
gastrotomy
A) surgical cutting of the stomach;
B) a doctor qualified to treat gastric diseases;
C) inflammation of the stomach;
D) removal of the stomach.
thigh:
A) a part of the leg;
B) a part of the arm;
C) a part of the hand;
D) a part of the knee.
surgeon
A) a person trained to look after sick people;
B) a doctor qualified to perform surgical operations;
C) a person who administers anaesthetics;
D) a person qualified to treat teeth diseases.
diploe
A) the substance in skull-bones;
B) the substance in trunk-bones;
C) the substance in the mouth;
D) the substance in internal organs.
doctor’s consulting room
A) a place where doctor receives his patients;
B) a registry;
C) a room for physiotherapeutic procedures;
D) a ward.
nucleus
A) a thin covering that encloses the cell and separates it from its
surroundings;
B) a severe criticism of somebody’s behavior;
C) the control center that directs the activities of the cell;
D) the entire cell except the nucleus.
keratitis
A) corneal inflammation;
B) corneal injury;
C) corneal syndrome;
D) corneal irritation.
phytopathology
A) pathophysiology;
B) plant pathology;
C) pathopsychology;
D) pathomorphology.
nephrectomy
A) inflammation of the kidney;
B) incision of the kidney;
C) removal of the kidney;
D) a doctor qualified to treat kidney diseases.
thumb
A) a part of the head;
B) a part of the heart;
C) a part of the hand;
D) a part of the foot.
district doctor
A) a doctor who deals with the patients of certain district;
B) a person trained to look after sick people;
C) a person who administers anaesthetics;
D) a person qualified to treat teeth diseases.
therapeutist
A) a specialist in psychological diseases;
B) a specialist in infectious diseases;
C) a specialist in internal diseases;
D) a specialist in dental diseases.
physical examination
A) questioning of the patient about the onset of the diseases and
previous illnesses;
B) laboratory findings and X-ray examination;
C) physiotherapeutic procedures;
D) examining the throat, listening to the heart and lungs, feeling the
pulse and palpating abdomen.
chromosomes
A) the control centers that direct the activities of the cell;
B) the entire cell except the nucleus;
C) 23 pairs of long, threadlike bodies;
D) thin covering that enclose the cell.
contemporary
A) ancient;
B) interesting;
C) modern;
D) ideal.
pancreatitis
A) pancreatic;
B) pancreas removal;
C) pancreas treatment;
D) pancreas inflammation.
anaesthetist
A) a person trained to look after sick people;
B) a doctor qualified to perform surgical operations;
C) a person who administers anaesthetics;
D) a person qualified to treat teeth diseases.
microcyte
A) extremely small organ;
B) extremely small cell;
C) extremely small bone;
D) extremely small tissue.
pathologic
A) in norm;
B) healthy;
C) diseased;
D) in good shape.
chemist’s shop
A) a department store;
B) a drugstore;
C) a pharmaceutical plant;
D) a teacher of Chemistry.
trunk
A) an abdominal cavity organ;
B) one of the main parts of the human body;
C) a disease;
D) doctor’s specialization.
cytoplasm
A) a thin covering that encloses the cell and separates it from its
surroundings;
B) a severe criticism of somebody’s behavior;
C) the control center that direct the activities of the cell;
D) the entire cell except the nucleus.
nourishment
A) nutrition;
B) obesity;
C) starvation;
D) information.
pancreatitis
A) pancreas cyst;
B) pancreas inflammation;
C) pancreatic calculi;
D) pancreatic cancer.
sterile
A) full of microorganisms;
B) free from microorganisms;
C) growth of microorganisms;
D) multiplication of microorganisms.
microcyte
A) extremely small organ;
B) extremely small cell;
C) extremely small bone;
D) extremely small tissue.
nurse
A) a doctor qualified to perform surgical operations;
B) a person trained to care for sick people;
C) a doctor qualified to treat bladder diseases;
D) a doctor qualified to treat teeth diseases.
university
A) a research institution;
B) an establishment where people are treated;
C) a secondary educational establishment;
D) a higher educational establishment.
endocrine system
A) a control system of ductless glands that secrete hormones;
B) a system that provides physical support and allows people to move;
C) a system that produces and transport lymph from tissues to
circulatory system;
D) a system of blood circulation.
gastric
A) pertaining to the stomach;
B) inflammation of the stomach;
C) an instrument which is looked through to make stomach visible;
D) science dealing with the diseases of the stomach.
oncology
A) deals with disorders of endocrine system;
B) is concerned with the study of blood and its disorders;
C) a branch of medicine that studies tumours;
D) is devoted to the diagnosis and therapy of rheumatic disease.
hemorrhage
A)inflammation;
B) swelling;
C) cleansing;
D) bleeding.
ward
A) a room for sleeping in;
B) a room where meals are prepared;
C) a room with beds for patients in a hospital;
D) a room where surgical operations are performed.
orthodontics
A) study of dental pulp;
B) study of malocclusion;
C) study of supporting structures;
D) study of teeth diseases.
pathology
A) study of organic tissues;
B) study of disease;
C) study of earth’s crust;
D) study of bodily structure.
surgical department
A) a department where surgical diseases are treated;
B) a department where internal diseases are treated;
C) a department where neurological diseases are treated;
D) a department where gynecological diseases are treated.
chemical compound
A) the chemical substance with chemical formula H2O;
B) a pure substance consisting of two or more different chemical
elements;
C) the technique of separating and analysing the components of liquid
and gases mixture by selective absorption;
D) the science concerned with the composition, structure and
properties of matter and changes it undergoes during chemical
reactions.
pharmacognosy
A) the scientific study of medicines and drugs for treating medical
conditions;
B) treatment of disease through the use of drugs;
C) the study of medicines derived from natural sources;
D) someone who practice the science of pharmacy.
injection
A) a method of measuring human body temperature;
B) a medicine to be taken orally;
C) the investigation by use of a microscope;
D) a method of putting liquid into the body with a hollow needle and a
syringe.
balneotherapy
A) the treatment by either clean mountain air or warm sunny climate;
B) the treatment by bathing or mineral waters drinking;
C) the use of essential oils and other aromatic compounds to affect
someone’s health;
D) the use of different physical exercises to treat specific health
conditions.
pediatric hospital
A) a hospital which provides care to women during pregnancy;
B) an out-patient clinic where a wide range of health care services are
obtained without the need for an overnight stay;
C) a hospital which offers its services exclusively to children;
D) a medical institution that provides prevention, early detection of a
disease, prolonged care and follow-up observation.
physician
A) a chemist controlling the prescriptions;
B) a doctor dealing with performing the operations to the patients;
C) a health practitioner who treats sick people;
D) a specialist who deals with the study of physiology.
internship
A) a period when the school leavers are admitted to higher medical
school;
B) the pre-clinical training when the students study Latin, foreign
language, histology, chemisrty and certain social science subjects;
C) the improvement of postgraduates’ qualification under the supervision of
experienced specialists;
D) practical work of students in clinics, hospitals and polyclinics.
drug cabinet
A) a room where all drugs are prepared;
B) a department in which one may buy different medicines;
C) a signature with written directions for administration of a drug;
D) a special cabinet where all drugs are kept under two big letters A or
B.
rib
A) a tissue;
B) a blood;
C) a bone;
D) a muscle.
mitochondria
A) structures which produce almost all the energy the cell needs to
live and to do its work;
B) thin covering that encloses the cell;
C) 23 pairs of long, threadlike bodies;
D) the control centers that direct the activity of the cell.
necessary knowledge
A) unlimited knowledge;
B) indefinite information;
C) valuable data;
D) needed knowledge.
thoracectomy
A) rib resection;
B) hip resection;
C) total resection;
D) esophagus resection.
academic year
A) a period when the students have practical training;
B) a period when the students study;
C) a period when the students have holidays;
D) a period when the students work.
extracystic
A) within the gallbladder;
B) inside the gallbladder;
C) within the gallbladder walls;
D) outside the gallbladder.
ward
A) a room for sleeping in;
B) a room where meals are prepared;
C) a room with beds for patients in a hospital;
D) a room for surgical operations.
leukocyte
A) white plague;
B) white blood cell;
C) white thrombus;
D) white brain substance.
nephritis
A) kidney tuberculosis;
B) kidney inflammation;
C) kidney cancer;
D) kidney abscess.
Pirogov amputation
A) a conservative-restorative operation on the extremities;
B) transplantation of the cornea;
C) emergency surgery and intensive therapy for infants under 12
months with congenital heart disease;
D) removal of the appendix.
scanty amount
A) flexible quantity;
B) necessary amount;
C) considerable number;
D) small number.
trachoma
A) a preventable eye disease;
B) a severe disease of the lungs;
C) a mild disease of the ears;
D) a common disease of the nose.
bronchitis
A) bronchi rupture;
B) bronchial tumour;
C) bronchi inflammation;
D) bronchial foreign body.
microbiology
A) study of very big organisms;
B) study of organisms visible to the naked eye;
C) study of organisms invisible to the naked eye;
D) study of all living organisms.
disease
A) end of life;
B) unhealthy condition;
C) state of being well;
D) length of life.
skull
A) the bones of the neck;
B) the bones of the lower limbs;
C) the bones of the upper limbs;
D) the skeleton of the head and face.
dorsal spine
A) a part of a leg;
B) an elastic pillar which supports the trunk and the skull;
C) an abdominal cavity organ;
D) a muscle tissue.
ophthalmology
A) the science that deals with ear, nose and throat diseases;
B) the science that deals with eye diseases;
C) the science that deals with infectious diseases;
D) the science that deals with oncological diseases.
pulpitis
A) pulpocyte;
B) pulp;
C) pulpal;
D) pulp inflammation.
headquarters
A) place from which an organization is controlled;
B) higher educational establishment;
C) medical establishment;
D) institution for educating children.
microorganism
A) extremely small organism;
B) enormous organism;
C) very large organism;
D) organism visible to the naked eye.
intracellular
A) between the cells;
B) outside the cells;
C) within the cells;
D) on the cells.
to prevent
A) to give medical treatment to;
B) to restore to health;
C) to keep from happening;
D) to become healthy after injury.
cranial cavity
A) a large cavity in the tooth;
B) a large cavity of the skull;
C) a large cavity of the mouth;
D) a large cavity of the abdomen.
diaphragm
A) a medicine used in treatment of cardio-vascular disorders;
B) a muscle tissue that separates thoracic cavity from abdomen;
C) a bony ring;
D) a cell of the connective tissue.
biochemistry
A) chemistry of halogens;
B) chemistry of capillaries;
C) chemistry of nuclei ;
D) chemistry of living organisms.
myositis
A) muscle;
B) heart;
C) muscle cut;
D) muscle inflammation.
brain
A) the two opposable structures forming the entrance to the mouth;
B) the control center of the nervous system;
C) a sense organ that detects sounds;
D) an organ of vision that detects light.
prescription
A) the act of showing something;
B) a substance used when rubbing a surface to make it smooth;
C) an official piece of paper on which a doctor writes the type of
medicine you should have;
D) the act of selling drugs and various things for medical care at the
chemist’s shop.
oral cavity
A) the first portion of the alimentary canal;
B) connective tissue;
C)the posterior part of the mouth;
D) bony plate.
neurotomy
A) nerve cutting;
B) neurotrauma;
C) neurotonic;
D) nerve inflammation.
disease
A) end of life;
B) unhealthy condition;
C) state of being well;
D) length of life.
deciduous teeth
A)front teeth;
B) primary teeth;
C) sensitive teeth;
D) permanent teeth.
enamel
A)the hard outer shell that covers the root;
B) the bone-like substance that makes up the most of the tooth;
C) the substance covering the root;
D) the soft substance covering the tooth.
cytology
A) study of biological cells;
B) study of the structure of living things;
C) study of substances and their reactions;
D) study of the bodily functions.
surgeon
A) a person trained to look after sick people;
B) a doctor qualified to perform surgical operations;
C) a person who administers anaesthetics;
D) a person qualified to treat teeth diseases.
credit test
A) control lesson after graduating from the institute;
B) control lesson at the end of the term;
C) session at the end of each course;
D) practical training at the hospital.
to graduate from
A) to improve;
B) to finish;
C) to increase;
D) to enter.
recovering
A) becoming healthy after injury;
B) keeping from happening;
C) becoming angry;
D) giving medical treatment.
pathology
A) study of organic tissues;
B) study of disease;
C) study of earth’s crust;
D) study of bodily structure.
medicinal plant
A) a factory which produces medicines;
B) a company which sells drugs;
C) a living thing that grows in the earth and is helpful in the process of
treatment of different diseases or infections;
D) a large machinery that is used in industrial processes especially in
producing various medicines.
medical equipment
A) medical assistance;
B) medical nurse;
C) medical apparatus;
D) medical school.
intracranial
A) inside the brain;
B) near the brain;
C) by the brain;
D) above the brain.
gastrectomy
A) surgical cutting of the stomach;
B) a doctor qualified to treat gastric diseases;
C) inflammation of the stomach;
D) removal of the stomach.
cytology
A) study of biological cells;
B) study of the structure of living things;
C) study of substances and their reactions;
D) study of the bodily functions.
maternity home
A) institution where women are treated;
B) out-patient department;
C) in-patient department;
D) hospital for women who are about to become mothers.
diagnosis
A) medical treatment;
B) advice concerning the use of a medicine;
C) performing an operation;
D) identification of a disease.
higher medical establishment
A) it is the establishment where people get secondary education;
B) it is the establishment where people get technical education;
C) it is the establishment where people get higher education;
D) it is the establishment where people get higher medical education.
neuralgia
A) pain in a nerve;
B) a doctor specializing in nerve disorders;
C) surgical incision into the nerve;
D) pertaining to the nerve.
pharmacist
A) a person whose job is to clean an operation room;
B) a person whose job is to teach students;
C) a person whose job is to treat infectious diseases;
D) a person whose job is to prepare medicines.
cholecystitis
A) gallbladder cancer;
B) gallbladder torsion;
C) gallbladder inflammation;
D) gallbladder dyskinesia.
cytology
A) a science that studies microscopic structure of tissues;
B) the science that studies cell structure;
C) the science that studies the development of life;
D) the science that studies functions of the human body systems.
to prevent
A) keep from happening;
B) prescribed medical treatment;
C) restore to health;
D) become healthy after injury.
eruption
A)tooth breaking through the gum line
B)removing of the tooth by the dentist ;
C)loss of a tooth;
D)development of caries.
palate
A) a part of the hand;
B) a part of the leg;
C) a part of the oral cavity;
D) a part of the abdomen.
mustard plasters
A) are used for measuring body temperature;
B) are used for vacuum therapy;
C) are applied to the chest or abdomen to stimulate heating;
D) are taken orally usually in powder form.
intra-atomic
A) existing or occuring between or among atoms;
B) occuring within a molecule or molecules;
C) existing or occuring within an atom or atoms;
D) ocuring inside a cell or cells.
group
A) a vertical column in the periodic table;
B) a horizontal row in the periodic table;
C) a tabular display of the chemical elements;
D) a building block of ordinary matter.
dihydric
A) containing two or more hydroxyl groups per molecule;
B) containing two hydroxyl groups per molecule;
C) containing more than two atoms;
D) an acid that contains acidic hydrogen atoms.
a herb
A) any plant with leaves, seeds or flowers used for flavoring, food,
medicine;
B) extraction of pancreas glands of pigs, cattles and other farm
animals;
C) creation of transgenic mammals to produce biopharmaceuticals;
D) production and separation of medicine, chemicals.
galenics
A) food for weight loss;
B) drugs for toothache;
C) gastrointestinal disorders;
D) medicines prepared according to the formulas of Galen; standard
preparations containing one or several organic ingredients.
gas
A) a highly viscous or semisolid substance used on the skin as a
cosmetic, emollient or medicament;
B) state of matter consisting of particles that have neither a definite
volume nor a definite shape;
C) a chemical comopund that donates protons or hydrogen ions;
D) red fluid in the body that contains white and red blood cells,
platelets, proteins and other elements.
strong-effective drugs
A) fast-acting drugs producing a strong impression or response, very
effective, hard and powerful;
B) medicines used for cardiac patients;
C) vitamins that the body needs to grow and develop normally;
D) tranquilizer that induces sedation by reducing irritability or
exitement.
university
A) institution for the instruction of children under college age;
B) public building used for the confinement of people convicted of
serious crimes;
C) institution for higher learning with teaching and research facilities,
a body of teachers and students;
D) preschool educational institution for children.
drugs for cough
A) make the bowels move;
B) soothe or relieve pain;
C) supplement deficiencies in the nutritional value of food;
D) suppress coughing by reducing the irritation of throat.
side-effect
A) causing nausea, vomiting, allergic reaction;
B) action selectively on an organ, on body tissues or on disease
causing organism and the restoration of normal body function;
C) killing the bacteria inside or outside the body;
D) application to the skin or mucous membrane.
mortality rate
A) the number of death in the population;
B) the number of years an individual is expected to live;
C) the incidence of a particular disease in a population;
D) care delivered by physicians, hospitals, dentists.
drug store
A) a village shop which sell milk, bread and various household goods;
B) bookselling in the commercial trading of books;
C) a store where prescriptions are filled and drugs and other articles
are sold;
D) selling products, which include: jewellery, electronics, food.
medical journal
A) a dictionary with pronunciation;
B) a professional journal in which articles or papers deal with
medicine;
C) a periodical containing TV program;
D) a newspaper containing current news, feature articles, advertising.
chemical design
A) applying innovative techniques to separation and purification in
chemical industry;
B) the art of the creation the billions of dresses, suits, shoes;
C) architectural product or work;
D) sophisticated tools for designing and remodeling houses.
practical work
A) trained by theory;
B) trained by practice;
C) being such for all useless, inefficient, unskilled;
D) an imaginative creation that doesn’t represent actuality.
decalcification
A) loss or deficiency of water in body tissues;
B) existing or occuring incide a cell or cells;
C) the absence of moisture;
D) deficiency of calcium in body tissues.
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The registering clerk at the polyclinic finds the … .
A) patient’s card;
B) driving license;
C) diploma;
D) birth certificate.
The part of the body between the trunk and head is the … .
A) neck;
B) breastbone;
C) skull;
D) waist.
Hippocrates took belladonna, opium, mandragora as … .
A) cardio-vascular drugs;
B) narcotics;
C) antibiotics;
D) purgatives.
Histology is the science which deals with … .
A) origin of life;
B) producing medical equipment;
C) microscopic structure of tissues and cells;
D) prevention and treatment of diseases.
Each human being starts life as a single … .
A) eye;
B) nose;
C) organ;
D) cell.
In some days after the operation the patient is taken to … .
A) the reception ward;
B) the operating room;
C) the scrub-up room;
D) the dressing room.
Many students do the … work in the scientific societies.
A) research;
B) surgical;
C) operative;
D) therapeutic.
If a person falls ill he usually goes to the nearest … .
A) hospital;
B) maternity home;
C) local polyclinic;
D) health resort.
When the patient is fully cured he … the hospital.
A) is taken to;
B) attends;
C) is discharged from;
D) suffers from.
… is hearing chest sounds, irregularity of heart beat, peristaltic sounds in the
abdominal cavity .
A) palpation;
B) electrocardiogram;
C) auscultation;
D) general inspection.
The doctor finds out the … complaints and makes a diagnosis.
A) nurses’;
B) registering clerk’s;
C) patient’s;
D) surgeon’s.
The … is the biggest part of the body.
A) head;
B) leg;
C) trunk;
D) arm.
Hippocrates was the … of the most flourishing medical school.
A) patient;
B) visitor;
C) head;
D) soldier.
… uses different physical exercises to treat specific health conditions.
A) aromatherapy;
B) climate-based therapy;
C) exercise-based therapy;
D) balneotherapy.
A thin covering called the … encloses the cell and separates it from its
surroundings.
A) cell membrane;
B) cell nucleus;
C) gelatinous substance;
D) cell chromosome.
Before entering the operating room the surgeon and his assistant get ready in
the … .
A) patient’s ward;
B) reception ward;
C) scrub-up room;
D) post-operative ward.
The future doctors must possess profound … of medical sciences.
A) spirit;
B) knowledge;
C) friends;
D) hospital.
Internal … are studied during the fifth and sixth years.
A) subjects;
B) diseases;
C) habits;
D) skills.
Many students perform the research work at different … .
A) class rooms;
B) wards;
C) scientific societies;
D) art societies.
Our University has a unique … consisting of a stadium, a swimming pool, a
track-and-field athletic hall, and a basketball playground.
A) laboratory;
B) library;
C) sports complex;
D) research centre.
Patients suffering from serious diseases are sent to a hospital for … treatment.
A) in-patient;
B) out-patient;
C) ambulance;
D) sanatorium.
The aim of medical institutions is … the health of the people.
A) to protect;
B) to prevent;
C) to worsen;
D) to divide.
According to Hippocrates … has the means of cure within itself.
A) the body;
B) the arms;
C) the head;
D) the legs.
A psychiatrist treats … disorders.
A) digestive;
B) pulmonary;
C) mental;
D) maternal.
The … is the control center that directs the activities of the cell.
A) fertilized egg;
B) nucleus;
C) protoplasm;
D) cytoplasm.
World Health Organization has its headquarters in … .
A) London;
B) Kyiv;
C) Geneva;
D) Washington.
The teeth are set in … .
A) temporal bones;
B) jawbones;
C) femur;
D) frontal bone.
The so-called … subjects are physics, chemistry, biology, human anatomy,
histology and physiology.
A) clinical;
B) psychological;
C) preclinical;
D) experimental.
At 9 o’clock the … begins to make the morning round.
A) doctor;
B) nurse;
C) patient;
D) pharmacist.
… is a sense organ that detects sounds.
A) lip;
B) tongue;
C) ear;
D) eye.
To be seen by a doctor one must make an appointment in the … .
A) chemistry;
B) university;
C) hospital;
D) registry.
After receiving a course of hospital treatment and becoming perfectly healthy
the patients … from the hospital.
A) are taken;
B) are asked to come;
C) are discharged;
D) are brought.
The main parts of the … are the head, the neck and the limbs.
A) human body;
B) gastro-intestinal tract;
C) cardio-vascular system;
D) digestive disturbances.
… is connected with the trunk by the neck.
A) head;
B) shoulders;
C) arms;
D) ribs.
Together the processes of catabolism and anabolism constitute the total … of
the cell.
A) fertilization;
B) metabolism;
C) mitosis;
D) catabolism.
WHO policies are agreed upon at the meeting of the World Health Assembly
….
A) once a year;
B) twice a year;
C) once a month;
D) twice a month.
Each limb has a … which connects it to the trunk.
A) head;
B) girdle;
C) finger;
D) leg.
Junior students study the so-called … subjects.
A) pre-medical;
B) clinical;
C) medical;
D) special.
District doctors cater for … .
A) workers at some plants or factories;
B) drivers of cars and lorries;
C) patients living in a definite district;
D) nurses working at a policlinic or a hospital.
… focuses on health promotion and the prevention and treatment of diseases
and disability in later life.
A) psychiatry;
B) geriatrics;
C) pediatrics;
D) dermatology.
After receiving a course of treatment a patient is … .
A) sent to the hospital;
B) discharged from the hospital;
C) asked to leave the hospital;
D) sent to the polyclinic.
In our country there are … providing qualified medical assistance.
A) one hospital;
B) two hospitals;
C) five hospitals;
D) many hospitals.
Hippocrates taught that healing comes through … of the human organism.
A) magic power;
B) the power of natural forces;
C) secretions;
D) gastric juice.
The principal organ of the human body is … .
A) the spleen;
B) the appendix;
C) the gallbladder;
D) the heart.
… consist chiefly of two substances – DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid) and
certain proteins.
A) cytoplasm;
B) mitochondria;
C) nucleoli;
D) chromosomes.
To make a diagnosis the physician performs … .
A) the physical examination;
B) the surgical operation;
C) the blood transfusion;
D) the injection of morphine.
The terminal segment in the … limb is the hand.
A) lower;
B) middle;
C) upper;
D) right.
… and histologist deal with microscopic structure of the tissue.
A) biology;
B) histology;
C) anatomy;
D) physiology.
District doctors undertake regular … .
A) preventive measures;
B) surgical operations;
C) auscultation;
D) palpation.
In the mouth there are … .
A) the palate, the teeth, the forehead;
B) the tongue, the palate, the ears;
C) the tongue, the palate, the teeth;
D) the gums, the neck, the teeth.
Drugs are chemical substances used in … .
A) art;
B) music;
C) agriculture;
D) medicine.
When a person is ill he uses different drugs prescribed by a … .
A) nurse;
B) physician;
C) registering clerk;
D) pharmacist.
… deals with diseases of women.
A) pediatrics;
B) dermatology;
C) gynecology;
D) neurology.
Medicines are prescribed by … .
A) a pharmacist;
B) a nurse;
C) a doctor;
D) a manager.
The … are called mitochondria, lysosomes, the endoplasmic reticulum,
centrioles, and Golgi bodies.
A) organelles;
B) cells;
C) nucleoli;
D) tissues.
When the wounds are completely healed and the patients’ condition is
satisfactory, they are … .
A) taken to the operating room;
B) given a shower;
C) discharged from the hospital;
D) prepared for the operation.
The leg … of several segments.
A) consists;
B) connects;
C) joins;
D) divides.
Most British students belong to medical … .
A) institutions;
B) societies;
C) libraries;
D) staff.
Careful examination helps the doctor to make a … .
A) report;
B) correct diagnosis;
C) question;
D) morning round.
Our skull is covered with … .
A) the skin;
B) the mucous membrane;
C) the teeth;
D) the gums.
The nucleus is the … that directs the activities of the cell.
A) control center;
B) harmful bacterium;
C) poisonous substance;
D) enzyme.
The function of the nervous system is to … .
A) digest the food;
B) bring oxygen to the tissues of the body;
C) coordinate activities of the body;
D) produce pepsin and acid.
An ophthalmologist … eye diseases.
A) practices;
B) causes;
C) hurts;
D) treats.
There are … at the chemist’s shop.
A) one department;
B) two departments;
C) three departments;
D) five departments.
M.Pirogov created a new medical science, …, and suggested new, rational
principles for the grouping, distribution and evacuation of the wounded.
A) field surgery;
B) microbiology;
C) bacteriology;
D) field urology.
In order to make the diagnosis, the physician must first learn about … .
A) the patient’s house;
B) the patient’s symptoms;
C) the patient’s hobby;
D) the patient’s education.
In the lower limb the terminal segment is the … .
A) hand;
B) head;
C) neck;
D) foot.
When the patient is …, he is discharged from the hospital.
A) operated on;
B) hospitalized;
C) fully cured;
D) administered treatment.
The therapeutic department is in the … .
A) shop;
B) chemist;
C) hospital;
D) academy.
The cranial cavity contains … .
A) the membranes and the spinal cord;
B) the brain and the spinal cord;
C) the spinal cord and the membranes;
D) the brain and the membranes.
When a person is ill he uses different … prescribed by a doctor.
A) prescriptions;
B) desinfectants;
C) drugs;
D) glassware.
There are … basic types of tissue in the human body.
A) one;
B) three;
C) seven;
D) four.
A specialist who treats children is … .
A) a hematologist;
B) an oculist;
C) a cardiologist;
D) a pediatrician.
The two departments of the chemist’s shop are called … .
A) medical care department and drug department;
B) working department and rest department;
C) chemist’s department and prescription department;
D) analytical department and dispensing department.
Pirogov’s work, …, became a reference book for field surgeons in all
countries.
A) “Fundamentals of Ophthalmology”;
B) “Fundamentals of Field Surgery”;
C) “Fundamentals of Urology”;
D) “Fundamentals of Microbiology”.
The doctor who examines the patients must have profound knowledge of … .
A) art;
B) medicine;
C) music;
D) sport.
The … connects our arms with the chest.
A) elbow;
B) wrist;
C) shoulder;
D) ankle.
… deals with eyes diseases.
A) a pediatrician;
B) an ophthalmologist;
C) an urologist;
D) a dermatologist.
At the therapeutic department we can see many … .
A) wards;
B) dining-rooms;
C) halls;
D) kitchens.
The skull is made of … .
A) thirty-two bones;
B) twenty-six bones;
C) twenty-six joints;
D) thirty-two joints.
Anesthetics are agents which act to relieve … .
A) allergy;
B) pain;
C) gastritis;
D) inflammation.
The nervous system is composed of … cells.
A) nerve;
B) connective;
C) muscular;
D) epithelium.
Tumours are … diseases.
A) therapeutic;
B) phylosophical;
C) technical;
D) surgical.
At the prescription department medicines are sold or made up … .
A) according to doctor’s prescription;
B) without prescription;
C) according to the customer’s wish;
D) according to pharmacist’s prescription.
On admission to the surgical department the patient is taken to … .
A) the kitchen;
B) the operating room;
C) the scrub-up room;
D) the dressing room.
… the nurse gives special surgical instruments to the surgeon.
A) during the examination;
B) during the surgical operation;
C) after the surgical operation;
D) while taking the temperature.
Each hand has four fingers and the … .
A) knee;
B) thumb;
C) toe;
D) elbow.
The clinical intern’s job is to improve his qualification in some … field of
medicine.
A) narrow;
B) wide;
C) common;
D) unknown.
WHO is an inter-governmental … within the United Nation System.
A) institution;
B) organization;
C) society;
D) science.
On the face we can see … .
A) the eyes, the nose, the cheeks, the neck;
B) the forehead, the chin, the heart, the mouth;
C) the eyes, the ears, the mouth, the chin;
D) the chin, the legs, the eyes, the mouth.
… procedures are performed in the operating room.
A) diagnostic;
B) physiotherapeutic;
C) surgical;
D) office.
This patient suffering from … will go to Carpathians to receive climate-based
therapy.
A) infectious disease;
B) lung disease;
C) kidney disease;
D) diabetus mellitus.
The … canal is formed by the mouth, pharynx, esophagus, stomach, small and
large intestine and rectum.
A) lymphatic;
B) alimentary;
C) nervous;
D) respiratory.
At the chemist’s department one may buy medicines … .
A) according to doctor’s prescription;
B) without prescription;
C) without visiting the chemist’s;
D) according to pharmacist’s prescription.
The surgeon is trimming his nails and scrubbing his hands in … now.
A) the scrub-up room;
B) the reception ward;
C) the operating room;
D) the patient’s ward.
… usually injects patients morphine to control the post-operative wound
pain.
A) the anaesthetist;
B) the oculist;
C) the gynaecologist;
D) the dermatologist.
The shoulder connects our arm with the … .
A) leg;
B) neck;
C) chest;
D) hand.
Most establishments of higher education are financed from the state … .
A) pocket;
B) budget;
C) wallet;
D) purse.
Entering the ward, the doctor began … .
A) to dance;
B) to sing;
C) to clean;
D) his morning round.
Our head consists of … .
A) the heart and the liver;
B) the face and the skull;
C) the face and the abdominal cavity;
D) the skull and the feet.
The sence of touch is particularly fine in … .
A) ears;
B) nose;
C) fingertip;
D) knees.
WHO is on its way to develop … against malaria.
A) ointment;
B) powder;
C) vaccine;
D) surgical treatment.
Blood and lymph have a … matrix.
A) fluid;
B) soft;
C) rigid;
D) firm.
At the chemist’s one may buy different things for medical care and medicinal
plants …
A) at the prescription department;
B) at the chemist’s department;
C) at the analytical laboratory;
D) at the proper working room.
During the operation the doctors use special … for artificial respiration and
blood circulation.
A) suturing material;
B) apparatus;
C) scalpels;
D) solutions.
A lot of diseases are preventable through the … .
A) healthy way of life;
B) drinking a lot of mineral water;
C) taking many drugs;
D) smoking and drinking alcohol.
The body is covered with the … .
A) skin;
B) mucous membrane;
C) blood;
D) bones.
The anesthetist performs pre-medication … .
A) after the operation;
B) two days before the operation;
C) before the operation;
D) a day after the operation.
A cardiologist treats the diseases of the … .
A) heart;
B) liver;
C) spleen;
D) kidneys.
Our head is connected with … by the neck.
A) the trunk;
B) the limbs;
C) the abdominal cavity;
D) the knees.
The main parts of the human body are … .
A) teeth, mouth, tongue;
B) nose, arms, gullet;
C) head, trunk, limbs;
D) legs, stomach, kidneys.
One of the most honoured names in … is the name of Hippocrates.
A) Chemistry;
B) Medicine;
C) Anatomy;
D) Biology.
When the patient is ill he usually goes to the … .
A) disco;
B) polyclinic;
C) railway station;
D) higher medical educational establishment.
At the chemist’s medicines are kept in drug cabinet marked with letters … .
A) D and M;
B) A and B;
C) A, B and C;
D) P and E.
During the surgical operation the nurse gives special surgical instruments to
….
A) the anaesthetist;
B) the patient;
C) the surgeon;
D) the physician.
Our academic year … in September.
A) is over;
B) finished;
C) begins;
D) continues.
In Great Britain students generally commence their medical studies … .
A) with preliminary medical higher education;
B) without any preliminary higher education;
C) after receiving Bachelor’s Degree;
D) after receiving Doctor’s Degree.
Inside the … we find the stomach, liver, and spleen.
A) oral cavity;
B) thoracic cavity;
C) abdominal cavity;
D) cranial cavity.
Bronchitis and pneumonia are the diseases of the … organs.
A) immune system;
B) cardiovascular system;
C) respiratory system;
D) nervous system.
Our head is connected with a trunk by … .
A) the upper limbs;
B) the chest;
C) the shoulders;
D) the neck.
The diaphragm divides the … into the thoracic and abdominal cavity.
A) trunk;
B) limbs;
C) head;
D) neck.
The most critical organs are housed within the … .
A) limbs;
B) mouth;
C) trunk;
D) buttocks.
The … transport oxygen to the blood flow.
A) brain;
B) kidneys;
C) lungs;
D) heart.
The drugs prepared at the chemist’s for immediate use should be kept … .
A) in the drug cabinet;
B) on the open shelf;
C) in the warm room;
D) in the refrigerator.
To avoid post-operative complications the surgeon usually pays much
attention to the … .
A) patient’s diploma;
B) surgical nursing;
C) medical education;
D) patient’s financial state.
During the academic year we … lectures.
A) attend;
B) deliver;
C) translate;
D) compose.
Truskavets is a comfortable … .
A) capital;
B) village;
C) town-resort;
D) country.
In addition to their … at the polyclinic district physicians go out to the calls.
A) rest hours;
B) consulting hours;
C) leisure hours;
D) doing nothing hours.
Some patients are affected with … diseases, such as ulcer and gastritis.
A) heart;
B) lungs;
C) abdomen;
D) kidney.
… causes muscle relaxation.
A) diet;
B) balneotherapy;
C) massage;
D) climate-based therapy.
Careful examination helps the doctor to make a correct … .
A) injection;
B) operation;
C) diagnosis;
D) procedure.
There are … departments at a chemist’s.
A) one;
B) two;
C) five;
D) four.
In the stomach much process of … occurs by means of the gastric juices.
A) investigation;
B) formation;
C) digestion;
D) resection.
One can buy … besides medicines at the chemist’s.
A) disinfectants, herbs and things for medical care such as hot-water
bottles, medicine droppers, cups, thermometers;
B) scientific magazines and textbooks, exercise-books, pens, pencils,
erasers and so on;
C) various pieces of clothes such as trousers, skirts, shirts, pullovers,
jackets, coats, etc;
D) some vegetables such as carrot, tomato, potato, cabbage,
cucumber, squash, eggplant and others.
… usually performs pre-medication.
A) A surgeon;
B) A nurse;
C) An anaesthetist;
D) A physician.
Tissue is an aggregation of cells that are similar in form and function and
intercellular substances, called … .
A) cell;
B) system;
C) matrix;
D) organ.
The course of … at the medical university is six years.
A) rest;
B) treatment;
C) study;
D) disease.
The lectures are delivered by highly … specialists.
A) minded;
B) experienced;
C) practiced;
D) pleased.
The back of the knee is called … .
A) foot of the knee;
B) hollow of the knee;
C) base of the knee;
D) upper of the knee.
Hippocrates Oath reads the following: … .
A) “I shall not do my neighbours any harm”;
B) “I shall not do my parents any harm”;
C) “I shall do my patients harm”;
D) “I shall not do my patient any harm”.
Hippocrates studied for a long period in … .
A) Kyiv;
B) London;
C) Athens;
D) New York.
Diseases of the skin are the field of … .
A) Gerontology;
B) Ophthalmology;
C) Dentistry;
D) Dermatology.
Overdosage of medicines may cause … .
A) influenza;
B) unfavourable reactions and sometimes even death;
C) AIDS;
D) intensive growth of ears, nose, lips and teeth.
The nurse usually injects patients morphine to control the post-operative … .
A) wound pain;
B) wound healing;
C) wound edges;
D) wound process.
At English lessons we … exercises.
A) build;
B) write;
C) sing;
D) treat.
Beginning with the … the medical students are taught clinical subjects.
A) first year;
B) fourth year;
C) third year;
D) sixth year.
The course of study at the pharmaceutical … lasts for 5 year.
A) course;
B) branch;
C) department;
D) field.
A lot of diseases are preventable through … .
A) healthy way of life;
B) drinking a lot of mineral water;
C) taking many drugs;
D) smoking and drinking alcohol.
“I shall enter any house for the good of the patient. I shall not do my patient
any harm”, - these words belong to … .
A) Avicenna;
B) Hippocrates;
C) Pirogov;
D) Konchalovsky.
… are structures which produce the energy the cell needs to live and to do its
work.
A) mitochondria;
B) centrioles;
C) Golgi bodies;
D) chromosomes.
The lower limb consists of … .
A) fingertips;
B) the arm and the hand;
C) the leg and the foot;
D) palm and fingers.
It is very important to listen to the … because the professors always deliver
them clearly and scientifically.
A) lectures;
B) jokes;
C) interesting stories;
D) patients’ complaints.
Students taking an active part in the … of the departments are members of
the Students’ Scientific Society.
A) sports competitions;
B) research work;
C) art groups;
D) amateur societies.
Upon completion of their studies, having passed final state examinations,
graduates receive their ….
A) medical files;
B) case histories;
C) diplomas;
D) theses.
M. Pirogov was the first to apply … in field conditions, which was the
revolution in surgery.
A) apparatus for blood transfusion;
B) plaster-of-Paris bandages;
C) sterile dressings;
D) elastic bandages.
Day-to-day work of WHO is carried out by its …, which is staffed by some
8.500 health and other experts.
A) Secretariat;
B) Goodwill Ambassadors;
C) Member States;
D) Medical workers.
Health care in our country is based on different medical … .
A) students;
B) professional;
C) universities;
D) institutions.
… is the branch of medicine that studies tumours (cancer) and seeks to
understand their development, diagnosis, treatment, and prevention.
A) ophthalmology;
B) otolaryngology;
C) oncology;
D) obstetrics.
Tissue is an aggregation of … that are similar in form and function and
intercellular substances, frequently called matrix.
A) bones;
B) muscles;
C) organs;
D) cells.
On the … there are two nipples and in women, the breasts.
A) back;
B) buttocks;
C) chest;
D) cheeks.
The sense of touch is particularly fine in … .
A) ears;
B) nose;
C) fingertips;
D) knees.
All cells are similar in that they … a gelatinous substance composed of water,
protein, sugar, acids, fats, and various minerals.
A) exclude;
B) contain;
C) don’t have;
D) don’t posses.
Blood and lymph have a … matrix.
A) fluid;
B) soft;
C) rigid;
D) firm.
The lymphatic system is the major component of the … .
A) reproductive system;
B) respiratory;
C) gastrointestinal;
D) immune system.
The students of our university can get their … treatment at the students’
polyclinic.
A) out-patient;
B) sanatorium treatment;
C) health resort treatment;
D) in-patient treatment.
Beginning with the … the medical students are taught clinical subjects.
A) first year;
B) fourth year;
C) third year;
D) sixth year.
WHO is on its way to develop … against malaria.
A) ointment;
B) powder;
C) vaccine;
D) surgical treatment.
A lot of diseases are preventable through the … .
A) healthy way of life;
B) drinking a lot of mineral water;
C) taking many drugs;
D) smoking and drinking alcohol.
… mainly deal with problems involving the joints and the allied conditions of
connective tissue.
A) Nephrologists;
B) Rheumatologists;
C) Oncologists;
D) Physiologists.
… makes food absorbable into the body.
A) respiratory system;
B) circulatory system;
C) gastrointestinal system;
D) musculosceletal system.
Connective tissue is diversified in function and may be divided into …
categories according to the type of matrix.
A) two;
B) four;
C) six;
D) ten.
… enclose the entire cell, the nucleus, and the organelles.
A) membranes;
B) centrioles;
C) lysosomes;
D) mitochondria.
Human … are very mobile allowing us to reach at a wide range of distances
and angles.
A) eyes;
B) arms;
C) eyebrows;
D) ears.
The … is the chamber of the human body that is protected by the rib cage.
A) cranial cavity;
B) thoracic cavity;
C) abdominal cavity;
D) pelvic cavity.
Every … has the crown, neck, and root.
A) tongue;
B) tooth;
C) lip;
D) cheek.
The confidence of a patient in his … is a “valuable remedy”.
A) friend;
B) parents;
C) doctor;
D) children.
All … are kept in the cabinet marked with letter A.
A) poisonous drugs;
B) strong effective drugs;
C) household drugs;
D) essential drugs.
… is helpful in treatment of different diseases of gastrointestinal tract.
A) bathing in the sea;
B) breathing fresh, clean mountain air;
C) drinking of mineral waters;
D) use of essential oils.
To make the postoperative course uneventful … pay much attention to the
surgical nursing.
A) the anesthetist and the nurses;
B) parents of the patient;
C) the surgeon and the nurses;
D) the physician and his assistant.
All the drugs have special … with the names written on them.
A) address;
B) labels;
C) boxes;
D) prescriptions.
After … the physician performs physical examination.
A) making blood tests;
B) asking questions;
C) performing surgery;
D) finishing his working day.
Laboratory findings usually help the doctor … .
A) to discharge the patient from the hospital;
B) to send the patient to other specialists who receive patients at the
same polyclinic;
C) to make an adequate diagnosis;
D) to write out a certificate.
… focuses on health promotion and the prevention and treatment of diseases
and disability in later life.
A) pediatrics;
B) dermatology;
C) geriatrics;
D) neurology.
The Public Health Service in Ukraine … the entire population and is financed
by the state budget.
A) embraces;
B) excludes;
C) rejects;
D) eliminates.
There is a good reason to celebrate the WHO’s … on April, 7 as World Health
Day.
A) victory;
B) anniversary;
C) great event;
D) constitution.
M.Pirogov’s work … had soon become reference book for field surgeons in all
countries.
A) “Oath of Medical Ethics”;
B) ”Fundamentals of Field Surgery”;
C) “On Blood Gasses”;
D) “On the structure of the Human Body”.
The medical education itself takes five years, consisting of … of pre-clinical
training and … of clinical training at a teaching hospital.
A) two years … three years;
B) three years … two years;
C) one year … four years;
D) four years … one year.
In the pre-clinical years the curriculum is … for almost all faculties and
departments.
A) different;
B) various;
C) uniform;
D) dissimilar.
Each university … is a small research center where experiments and scientific
investigations are carried on.
A) hostel;
B) library;
C) laboratory;
D) swimming pool.
Patients make appointments in the … .
A) doctor’s consulting room;
B) registry;
C) reception ward;
D) scrub-up room.
… is the interaction of organs and/or substances within the human body that
strictly pertain to reproduction.
A) The respiratory system;
B) The reproductive system;
C) The nervous system;
D) The urinary system.
Besides its mechanical function the loose … plays an important role in
nutrition and defense of the body.
A) connective tissue;
B) muscle tissue;
C) nervous tissue;
D) epithelial tissue.
… is the entire cell except the nucleus.
A) The protoplasm;
B) The mitochondria;
C) The lysosomes;
D) The cytoplasm.
… is primarily adapted to constitute an efficient supporting base for the body
in the erect attitude.
A) Thigh;
B) Knee;
C) Foot;
D) Toes.
There are two kidneys in the human body, which are located … .
A) in the abdominal cavity;
B) in front of the abdominal cavity;
C) behind the abdominal cavity;
D) outside the abdominal cavity.
The adult has … teeth.
A) twenty-two;
B) twenty-four;
C) thirty-two;
D) thirty-four.
There is nothing more important than … .
A) richness;
B) money;
C) health;
D) fortune.
Powders, ointments, galenics, and medicines produced from the
pharmaceutical plants are usually kept … at a constant temperature.
A) on the shelves protected from light;
B) on shelves exposed to the light;
C) in the refrigerator;
D) in drug cabinets marked with letter B.
The principal constituents found in … are sodium, magnesium, calcium and
iron.
A) mud;
B) essential oils;
C) mineral waters;
D) mountain air.
After the patient is given … the surgeon begins the operation.
A) antibiotic;
B) anesthesia;
C) blood transfusion;
D) injection of vitamin.
According to their … different organs are divided into several systems.
A) location;
B) appearance;
C) functions;
D) distribution.
There are … basic types of tissue in the human body.
A) four;
B) three;
C) two;
D) five.
Each nucleus may contain one or more … .
A) cells;
B) tissues;
C) nucleoli;
D) chromosomes.
The lower limb consists of the… .
A) knee and ankle;
B) shin and sole;
C) heel and knee;
D) leg and the foot.
The main function of … is to filter wastes from blood before excretion as
urine.
A) liver;
B) heart;
C) kidneys;
D) lungs.
The … of the head, enclosing the brain and supporting the face, is the skull.
A) bony framework;
B) surface;
C) skin;
D) supporting base.
The words of the … must become the motto of every doctor.
A) WHO’s Constitution;
B) Hippocratic Oath;
C) Senior Students;
D) Constitution of Ukraine.
… are applied to the chest or abdomen to stimulate heating.
A) Medicinal cups;
B) Drugs for cough;
C) Mustard plasters;
D) Doctor’s hands.
At the chemist’s department medicines are kept according to the … .
A) therapeutic effect;
B) colour of bottles;
C) size of boxes;
D) position effect.
Only … will help students to acquire deep knowledge in different subjects.
A) good rest;
B) being at leisure;
C) hard work;
D) doing nothing.
Over the years of its existence the university has made a … contribution to the
development of health protection and medical science of Ukraine.
A) considerable;
B) insignificant;
C) not worth mentioning;
D) unimportant.
The clinical intern’s job is to improve his qualification in some … field of
medicine.
A) wide;
B) narrow;
C) broad;
D) all-embracing.
Admission into the USA medical school usually demands … degree from an
accredited college.
A) Doctor’s;
B) Bachelor’s ;
C) Philosophy Doctor’s;
D) Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine.
Pirogov’s … marked the beginning of osteoplasty, giving rise to reconstructive
surgery.
A) concrete operation;
B) radical operation;
C) amputation operation;
D) open operation.
Hippocrates, a …, was the founder of medicine, the greatest physician of his
time.
A) Rome doctor;
B) Greek physician;
C) Arabian philosopher;
D) German surgeon.
The WHO’s Assembly generally meets in … each year.
A) February;
B) March;
C) May;
D) August.
The upper limb consists of … .
A) the forearm, the elbow, and the wrist;
B) the upper arm, the wrist, and the hand;
C) the elbow the hand, and the thumb;
D) the upper arm, the forearm, and the hand.
… are located not in the abdomen but behind it, in the retroperitoneum.
A) Lungs;
B) Kidneys;
C) Intestines;
D) Internal reproductive organs.
The mouth contains the tongue and the teeth the necks of which are enveloped
by the … .
A) gums;
B) cheeks;
C) lips;
D) palates.
When a person falls ill he usually goes to the … .
A) university;
B) polyclinic;
C) rest-home;
D) discotheque.
The trunk is supported by the … .
A) spine;
B) brain;
C) bladder;
D) buttocks.
Hippocrates is often called … .
A) the Fatherland of Greece;
B) the Father of Medicine;
C) the Parent of Chemistry;
D) the Brother of Ibn Sina.
The lymphatic system consists of lymphatic capillaries, lymphatic vessels and
the lymph … .
A) nodes;
B) nose;
C) teeth;
D) hand.
The … is the fundamental unit of all living matter capable of independent life.
A) hair;
B) tissue;
C) cell;
D) organ.
Pre-medication should be arranged in consultation with … .
A) the dermatologist;
B) the nurse;
C) the anaesthetist;
D) the physician.
From the second year we study medical … .
A) operations;
B) sentences;
C) hospitals;
D) subjects.
After the third year the students perform the duties of … .
A) doctors;
B) doctors’ assistants;
C) nurses;
D) interns.
After … a full course of study, the students take state examinations.
A) beginning;
B) completing;
C) graduating;
D) entering.
Studying at college in the USA leads to … .
A) Doctor’s degree;
B) Bachelor’s degree;
C) Master’s degree;
D) Student’s degree.
The registering clerk at the polyclinic finds the patient’s … .
A) medical file;
B) driving license;
C) diploma;
D) birth certificate.
The part of the body between the ribs and hips is the … .
A) neck;
B) breastbone;
C) skull;
D) waist.
Hippocrates took belladonna, opium, mandragora as … .
A) cardio-vascular drugs;
B) narcotics;
C) antibiotics;
D) purgatives.
Histology is the science which deals with … .
A) origin of life;
B) producing medical equipment;
C) microscopic structure of tissues and cells;
D) prevention and treatment of diseases.
Each human being starts life as a single … .
A) eye;
B) nose;
C) organ;
D) cell.
In some days after the operation the patient is taken to … .
A) the reception ward;
B) the operating room;
C) the scrub-up room;
D) the dressing room.
Many students do the … work in the scientific societies.
A) research;
B) surgical;
C) operative;
D) therapeutic.
After the last course all students will receive … .
A) marriage certificate;
B) Master’s degree;
C) diploma;
D) medical file.
When the patient is fully cured he … the hospital.
A) is taken to;
B) attends;
C) is discharged from;
D) suffers from.
The college course of study in the USA lasts … .
A) four years;
B) two years;
C) one year;
D) seven years.
The doctor finds out the … complaints and makes a diagnosis.
A) nurses’;
B) registering clerk’s;
C) patient’s;
D) surgeon’s.
The … is the biggest part of the body.
A) head;
B) leg;
C) trunk;
D) arm.
Hippocrates was the … of the most flourishing medical school.
A) patient;
B) visitor;
C) head;
D) soldier.
Family doctors are assisted by district nurses, midwives and … .
A) health visitors;
B) sellers;
C) teachers;
D) lecturers.
A thin covering called the … encloses the cell and separates it from its
surroundings.
A) cell membrane;
B) cell nucleus;
C) gelatinous substance;
D) cell chromosome.
Before entering the operating room the surgeon and his assistant get ready in
the … .
A) patient’s ward;
B) reception ward;
C) scrub-up room;
D) post-operative ward.
The future doctors must possess profound … of medical sciences.
A) spirit;
B) knowledge;
C) friends;
D) hospital.
Internal … are studied during the fifth and sixth years.
A) subjects;
B) diseases;
C) habits;
D) skills.
When a patient is fully cured he is … the hospital.
A) admitted to;
B) taken by ambulance to;
C) discharged from;
D) treated at.
The senior students in the USA spend considerable time … .
A) at their friends’ place;
B) at sport clubs;
C) at home;
D) at hospitals.
Patients suffering from serious diseases are sent to a hospital for … treatment.
A) in-patient;
B) out-patient;
C) ambulance;
D) sanatorium.
The aim of medical institutions is … the health of the people.
A) to protect;
B) to prevent;
C) to worsen;
D) to divide.
According to Hippocrates … has the means of cure within itself.
A) the body;
B) the arms;
C) the head;
D) the legs.
A psychiatrist treats … disorders.
A) digestive;
B) pulmonary;
C) mental;
D) maternal.
The … is the control center that directs the activities of the cell.
A) fertilized egg;
B) nucleus;
C) protoplasm;
D) cytoplasm.
World Health Organization has its headquarters in … .
A) London;
B) Kyiv;
C) Geneva;
D) Washington.
We have two terms … .
A) during the whole period of study;
B) in the hospital;
C) at the hostel;
D) in the academic year.
The so-called … subjects are physics, chemistry, biology, human anatomy,
histology and physiology.
A) clinical;
B) psychological;
C) preclinical;
D) experimental.
At 9 o’clock the … begins to make the morning round.
A) doctor in charge;
B) teacher;
C) patient;
D) driver.
During practical studies medical students perform the duties of … .
A) lectures;
B) professors;
C) nurses and assistant doctors;
D) surgeons.
To be seen by a doctor one must make an appointment in the … .
A) chemistry;
B) university;
C) hospital;
D) registry.
After receiving a course of hospital treatment and becoming perfectly healthy
the patients … from the hospital.
A) are taken;
B) are asked to come;
C) are discharged;
D) are brought.
The main parts of the … are the head, the neck and the limbs.
A) human body;
B) gastro-intestinal tract;
C) cardio-vascular system;
D) digestive disturbances.
When a person falls ill he usually goes to the … .
A) university;
B) polyclinic;
C) rest-home;
D) discotheque.
The trunk is supported by the … .
A) spine;
B) brain;
C) bladder;
D) buttocks.
Hippocrates is often called … .
A) the Fatherland of Greece;
B) the Father of Medicine;
C) the Parent of Chemistry;
D) the Brother of Ibn Sina.
The lymphatic system consists of lymphatic capillaries, lymphatic vessels and
the lymph … .
A) nodes;
B) nose;
C) teeth;
D) hand.
Every… has the crown,neck and root .
A) jaw;
B) tooth;
C) palate;
D) sinus.
Pre-medication should be arranged in consultation with … .
A) the stomatologist;
B) the nurse;
C) the anaesthetist;
D) the physician.
From the second year we study medical … .
A) operations;
B) sentences;
C) hospitals;
D) subjects.
… specialties employ operative treatment of adults.
A) pediatric;
B) surgical;
C) diagnostic;
D) clinical laboratory.
After … a full course of study, the students take state examinations.
A) beginning;
B) completing;
C) graduating;
D) entering.
… is a viscous semisolid preparation used topically on a variety of body
surfaces.
A) thermometer;
B) mustard plaster;
C) medical cups;
D) ointment.
The part of the body between the ribs and hips is the … .
A) head;
B) shoulders;
C) arms;
D) waist.
Most human cells reproduce through a process called … .
A) fertilization;
B) development;
C) mitosis;
D) karyotype.
WHO policies are agreed upon at the meeting of the World Health Assembly
….
A) once a year;
B) twice a year;
C) once a month;
D) twice a month.
Each limb has a … which connects it to the trunk.
A) head;
B) girdle;
C) finger;
D) leg.
Junior students study the so-called … subjects.
A) pre-medical;
B) clinical;
C) medical;
D) special.
District doctors cater for … .
A) workers at some plants or factories;
B) drivers of cars and lorries;
C) patients in an urban or rural district;
D) nurses working at a policlinic or a hospital.
Prof. M.P.Konchalovsky is a … therapeutist.
A) Russian;
B) Ukrainian;
C) Polish;
D) English.
After receiving a course of treatment a patient is … .
sent to the hospital;
B) discharged from the hospital;
C) asked to leave the hospital;
D) sent to the polyclinic.
In our country there are … providing qualified medical assistance.
one hospital;
B) two hospitals;
C) five hospitals;
D) many hospitals.
Hippocrates taught that healing comes through … of the human organism.
magic power;
B) the power of natural forces;
C) secretions;
D) gastric juice.
The principal organ of the human body is … .
the spleen;
B) the appendix;
C) the gallbladder;
D) the heart.
… consist chiefly of two substances – DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid) and
certain proteins.
cytoplasm;
B) mitochondria;
C) nucleoli;
D) chromosomes.
To make a diagnosis the physician performs … .
the physical examination;
B) the surgical operation;
C) the blood transfusion;
D) the injection of morphine.
The terminal segment in the … limb is the hand.
lower;
B) middle;
C) upper;
D) right.
… and histologist deal with microscopic structure of the cell.
biology;
B) histology;
C) anatomy;
D) physiology.
District doctors undertake regular … .
preventive measures;
B) surgical operations;
C) auscultation;
D) palpation.
In the mouth there are … .
A) the palate, the teeth, the forehead;
B) the tongue, the palate, the ears;
C) the tongue, the palate, the teeth;
D) the gums, the neck, the teeth.
Drugs are chemical substances used in … .
A) art;
B) music;
C) agriculture;
D) medicine.
Working mothers leave their … in kindergartens.
A) documents;
B) bags;
C) children;
D) medicines.
… deals with diseases of women.
A) pediatrics;
B) dermatology;
C) gynecology;
D) neurology.
Medicines are prescribed by … .
A) a pharmacist;
B) a nurse;
C) a doctor;
D) a manager.
The … are called mitochondria, lysosomes, the endoplasmic reticulum,
centrioles, and Golgi bodies.
A) organelles;
B) cells;
C) nucleoli;
D) tissues.
When the wounds are completely healed and the patients’ condition is
satisfactory, they are … .
A) taken to the operating room;
B) given a shower;
C) discharged from the hospital;
D) prepared for the operation.
The leg … of several segments.
A) consists;
B) connects;
C) joins;
D) divides.
Post-graduates are obliged … their thesis.
A) to work;
B) to defend;
C) to buy;
D) to propose.
Careful examination helps the doctor to make a … .
A) report;
B) correct diagnosis;
C) question;
D) morning round.
Our skull is covered with … .
A) the skin;
B) the mucous membrane;
C) the teeth;
D) the gums.
The nucleus is the … that directs the activities of the cell.
A) control center;
B) harmful bacterium;
C) poisonous substance;
D) enzyme.
The function of the nervous system is to … .
A) digest the food;
B) bring oxygen to the tissues of the body;
C) coordinate activities of the body;
D) produce pepsin and acid.
An ophthalmologist … eye diseases.
A) practices;
B) causes;
C) hurts;
D) treats.
There are … at the chemist’s shop.
A) one department;
B) two departments;
C) three departments;
D) five departments.
M. Pirogov created a new medical science, …, and suggested new, rational
principles for the grouping, distribution and evacuation of the wounded.
A) field surgery;
B) microbiology;
C) bacteriology;
D) field urology.
In order to make the diagnosis, the physician must first learn about … .
A) the patient’s house;
B) the patient’s symptoms;
C) the patient’s hobby;
D) the patient’s education.
In the lower limb the terminal segment is the … .
A) hand;
B) head;
C) neck;
D) foot.
When the patient is …, he is discharged from the hospital.
A) operated on;
B) hospitalized;
C) fully cured;
D) administered treatment.
The therapeutic department is in the … .
A) shop;
B) chemist;
C) hospital;
D) academy.
The cranial cavity contains … .
A) the membranes and the spinal cord;
B) the brain and the spinal cord;
C) the spinal cord and the membranes;
D) the brain and the membranes.
Hormones are secretions from … .
A) animals’ glands;
B) roots;
C) leaves;
D) fruit.
The adult tissues are usually classified into … main groups.
A) one;
B) three;
C) seven;
D) four.
A specialist who treats children is … .
A) a hematologist;
B) an oculist;
C) a cardiologist;
D) a pediatrician.
The two departments of the chemist’s shop are called … .
A) medical care department and drug department;
B) working department and rest department;
C) chemist’s department and prescription department;
D) analytical department and dispensing department.
Pirogov’s work, …, became a reference book for field surgeons in all
countries.
A) “Fundamentals of Ophthalmology”;
B) “Fundamentals of Field Surgery”;
C) “Fundamentals of Urology”;
D) “Fundamentals of Microbiology”.
The doctor who examines the patients must have profound knowledge of … .
A) art;
B) medicine;
C) music;
D) sport.
The … connects our arms with the chest.
A) elbow;
B) wrist;
C) shoulder;
D) ankle.
The registering clerk at the polyclinic finds the … .
A) patient’s card;
B) driving license;
C) diploma;
D) birth certificate.
The part of the body between the trunk and head is the … .
A) neck;
B) breastbone;
C) skull;
D) waist.
Hippocrates took belladonna, opium, mandragora as … .
A) cardio-vascular drugs;
B) narcotics;
C) antibiotics;
D) purgatives.
Histology is the science which deals with … .
A) origin of life;
B) producing medical equipment;
C) microscopic structure of tissues and cells;
D) prevention and treatment of diseases.
Each human being starts life as a single … .
A) eye;
B) nose;
C) organ;
D) cell.
In some days after the operation the patient is taken to … .
A) the reception ward;
B) the operating room;
C) the scrub-up room;
D) the dressing room.
Many students do the … work in the scientific societies.
A) research;
B) surgical;
C) operative;
D) therapeutic.
If a person falls ill he usually goes to the nearest … .
A) hospital;
B) maternity home;
C) local polyclinic;
D) health resort.
When the patient is fully cured he … the hospital.
A) is taken to;
B) attends;
C) is discharged from;
D) suffers from.
The upper jaw is a … .
A) mucous membrane;
B) hyoid muscle;
C) paired bone;
D)muscular plate.
… deals with eyes diseases.
A) a pediatrician;
B) an ophthalmologist;
C) an urologist;
D) a dermatologist.
At the therapeutic department we can see many … .
A) wards;
B) dining-rooms;
C) halls;
D) kitchens.
The skull is made of … .
A) thirty-two bones;
B) twenty-nine bones;
C) twenty-nine joints;
D) thirty-two joints.
Anesthetics are agents which act to relieve … .
A) allergy;
B) pain;
C) gastritis;
D) inflammation.
A cardiological clinic provides medical care to patients who have problems
with their … or circulation.
A) heart;
B) head;
C) stomach;
D) spleen.
… of spring and mineral water refers to absence of toxins, pollunants and
microbes.
A) Toxicity;
B) Purity;
C) Abnormality;
D) Polarity.
… is known to be the founder of modern atomic theory.
A) D.Mendeleev;
B) M.Pirogov;
C) J.Dalton;
D) M.Filatov.
The chemical study of the nervous system is called … .
A) physical chemistry;
B) analytical chemistry;
C) inorganic chemistry;
D) neurochemistry.
The ancient Greeks and Romans used … for many applications.
A) computers;
B) lazers;
C) herbs;
D) x-rays.
The Public Health Service in Ukraine … the entire population and is financed
by the state budget.
A) embraces;
B) prevents;
C) combats;
D) constrains.
… department deals with immediate and urgent threats to health.
A) Surgical;
B) Ophthalmological;
C) Emergency;
D) Pediatric.
During the course of study medical students master all … of theoretical and
clinical medicine.
A) thesis;
B) fundamentals;
C) diplomas;
D) faculties.
The use of mineral water has a … influence on the function of the liver,
kidneys, gallbladder and urinary system.
A) negative;
B) toxic;
C) beneficial;
D) radioactive.
There are usually two departments at the chemist’s: the chemist’s department
and the … department.
A) surgical;
B) therapeutic;
C) stomatological;
D) prescription.
The nervous system is composed of … cells.
A) nerve;
B) connective;
C) muscular;
D) epithelium.
Tumours are … diseases.
A) therapeutic;
B) phylosophical;
C) technical;
D) surgical.
At the prescription department medicines are sold or made up … .
A) according to doctor’s prescription;
B) without prescription;
C) according to the customer’s wish;
D) according to pharmacist’s prescription.
On admission to the surgical department the patient is taken to … .
A) the kitchen;
B) the operating room;
C) the scrub-up room;
D) the dressing room.
… the nurse gives special surgical instruments to the surgeon.
A) during the examination;
B) during the surgical operation;
C) after the surgical operation;
D) while taking the temperature.
Each hand has four fingers and the … .
A) knee;
B) thumb;
C) toe;
D) elbow.
… spend two years in clinical specialization.
A) doctors;
B) students;
C) interns;
D) post-graduates.
At 7 o’clock in the morning the nurses … .
A) dance;
B) sing;
C) give medicines;
D) wash up.
On the face we can see … .
A) the eyes, the nose, the cheeks, the neck;
B) the forehead, the chin, the heart, the mouth;
C) the eyes, the ears, the mouth, the chin;
D) the chin, the legs, the eyes, the mouth.
Histamine is liberated from …. .
A) muscles;
B) bones;
C) cells;
D) teeth.
Connective tissue mediates … of material between the blood and the tissue
cells.
A) the difference;
B) the exchange;
C) the importance;
D) the multiplicity.
The … canal is formed by the mouth, pharynx, esophagus, stomach, small and
large intestine and rectum.
A) lymphatic;
B) alimentary;
C) nervous;
D) respiratory.
At the chemist’s department one may buy medicines … .
A) according to doctor’s prescription;
B) without prescription;
C) without visiting the chemist’s;
D) according to pharmacist’s prescription.
The surgeon is trimming his nails and scrubbing his hands in … now.
A) the scrub-up room;
B) the reception ward;
C) the operating room;
D) the patient’s ward.
… usually injects patients morphine to control the post-operative wound
pain.
A) the anaesthetist;
B) the oculist;
C) the gynaecologist;
D) the dermatologist.
The shoulder connects our arm with the … .
A) leg;
B) neck;
C) chest;
D) hand.
Most establishments of higher education are financed from the state … .
A) pocket;
B) budget;
C) wallet;
D) purse.
Entering the ward, the doctor began … .
A) to dance;
B) to sing;
C) to clean;
D) his morning round.
Our head consists of … .
A) the heart and the liver;
B) the face and the skull;
C) the face and the abdominal cavity;
D) the skull and the feet.
Anticoagulants prevent … .
A) headache;
B) toothache;
C) fractures;
D) blood clotting.
The surfaces of the various cavities in the body are lined by … .
A) cartilages;
B) bones;
C) cells;
D) muscles.
The National Health … is based upon the principle of the best available
treatment for everyone.
A) study;
B) physician;
C) service;
D) prescription.
At the chemist’s one may buy different things for medical care and medicinal
plants …
A) at the prescription department;
B) at the chemist’s department;
C) at the analytical laboratory;
D) at the proper working room.
During the operation the doctors use special … for artificial respiration and
blood circulation.
A) suturing material;
B) devices;
C) scalpels;
D) solutions.
I am glad that I … from the institute.
A) finished;
B) entered;
C) graduated;
D) visit.
The body is covered with the … .
A) skin;
B) sky;
C) type;
D) dry.
The students … examinations at the end of the academic year.
A) go;
B) take;
C) do;
D) spend.
A cardiologist treats the diseases of the … .
A) heart;
B) liver;
C) spleen;
D) kidneys.
Our head is connected with … .
A) the trunk;
B) the limbs;
C) the abdominal cavity;
D) the knees.
The main parts of the human body are … .
A) teeth, mouth, tongue;
B) nose, arms, gullet;
C) head, trunk, limbs;
D) legs, stomach, kidneys.
One of the most honoured names in … is the name of the Hippocrates.
A) Chemistry;
B) medicine;
C) Anatomy;
D) Biology.
When the patient is ill he usually goes to the … .
A) disco;
B) polyclinic;
C) railway station;
D) higher medical educational establishment.
At the chemist’s medicines are kept in drug cabinet marked with letters … .
A) D and M;
B) A and B;
C) A, B and C;
D) P and E.
During the surgical operation the nurse gives special surgical instruments to
….
A) the anaesthetist;
B) the patient;
C) the surgeon;
D) the physician.
Our academic year … in September.
A) is over;
B) finished;
C) begins;
D) continues.
The … is between the upper arm and the hand.
A) hip;
B) wrist;
C) toe;
D) hill.
After passing the annual examinations, students undergo practical … .
A) performance;
B) training;
C) lessons;
D) month.
Bronchitis and pneumonia are the … diseases.
A) heart;
B) lungs;
C) kidneys;
D) bladder.
Our head is connected with a trunk by … .
A) the upper limbs;
B) the chest;
C) the shoulders;
D) the neck.
The diaphragm divides the … into the thoracic and abdominal cavity.
A) trunk;
B) limbs;
C) head;
D) neck.
Hippocrates’ work is called … .
A) On Treatment;
B) On Medicinal Herbs;
C) On Diagnosis;
D) On Prognostics.
The brain, …, nerves and ganglia constitute the nervous system.
A) ear;
B) stomach;
C) spinal cord;
D) skeleton.
The drugs prepared at the chemist’s for immediate use should be kept … .
A) in the drug cabinet;
B) on the open shelf;
C) in the warm room;
D) in the refrigerator.
To avoid post-operative complications the surgeon usually pays much
attention to the … .
A) patient’s diploma;
B) surgical nursing;
C) medical education;
D) patient’s financial state.
During the academic year we … lectures.
A) attend;
B) deliver;
C) translate;
D) compose.
… of the limbs is complex.
A) basis;
B) structure;
C) foundation;
D) form.
She … medical university two years ago.
A) finished;
B) ended;
C) was over;
D) graduated from.
Some patients are affected with … diseases, such as ulcer and gastritis.
A) heart;
B) lungs;
C) abdomen;
D) kidney.
A … is a period of time when students attend lectures and practical classes.
A) term;
B) year;
C) day;
D) month.
The vertebrae are … rings.
A) skin;
B) bony;
C) muscle;
D) blood.
There are … departments at a chemist’s.
A) one;
B) two;
C) five;
D) four.
In the stomach much process of … occurs by means of the gastric juices.
A) investigation;
B) formation;
C) digestion;
D) resection.
The doctor finds out the … complaints and makes a diagnosis.
A) nurses’;
B) registering clerk’s;
C) patient’s;
D) surgeon’s.
The … is the biggest part of the body.
A) head;
B) leg;
C) trunk;
D) arm.
Hippocrates was the … of the most flourishing medical school.
A) patient;
B) visitor;
C) head;
D) soldier.
… uses different physical exercises to treat specific health conditions.
A) aromatherapy;
B) climate-based therapy;
C) exercise-based therapy;
D) balneotherapy.
.. are the front teeth located in the upper and lower jaws.
A) incisors;
B) premolars;
C) canines;
D) molars.
Before entering the operating room the surgeon and his assistant get ready in
the … .
A) patient’s ward;
B) reception ward;
C) scrub-up room;
D) post-operative ward.
The future doctors must possess profound … of medical sciences.
A) spirit;
B) knowledge;
C) friends;
D) hospital.
Internal … are studied during the fifth and sixth years.
A) subjects;
B) diseases;
C) habits;
D) skills.
Many students perform the research work at different … .
A) class rooms;
B) wards;
C) scientific societies;
D) art societies.
Our University has a unique … consisting of a stadium, a swimming pool, a
track-and-field athletic hall, and a basketball playground.
A) laboratory;
B) library;
C) sports complex;
D) research centre.
One can buy … besides medicines at the chemist’s.
A) disinfectants, herbs and things for medical care such as hot-water
bottles, medicine droppers, cups, thermometers;
B) scientific magazines and textbooks, exercise-books, pens, pencils,
erasers and so on;
C) various pieces of clothes such as trousers, skirts, shirts, pullovers,
jackets, coats, etc;
D) some vegetables such as carrot, tomato, potato, cabbage,
cucumber, squash, eggplant and others.
Every drugs has its significant therapeutic … .
A) doctor;
B) effect;
C) disease;
D) department.
Within the curriculum the … have learned theoretical and clinical sciences.
A) patients;
B) students;
C) infants;
D) newborns.
An average chemist’s has a hall for …
A) dancers;
B) singers;
C) visitors;
D) dentists.
Chemist will use many modern techniques to provide … about molecular
structure of the elements.
A) radiation;
B) information;
C) consumption;
D) graduation.
The combination of hydrogen and oxygen … water.
A) produces;
B) destroys;
C) boils;
D) prevents.
… chemistry gives the future specialists the idea of classical and modern
methods of chemical analysis used in the examination of drugs.
A) Biological;
B) Organic;
C) Physical;
D) Analytical.
Is this medicine for external or … use?
A) cough;
B) fever;
C) internal;
D) injection.
The Periodic … of Mendeleyev is one of the most important in modern
chemistry.
A) article;
B) law;
C) reaction;
D) charge.
To be a pharmacist is a very interesting and … specialty.
A) useless;
B) useful;
C) neglected;
D) surgical.
Aromatic waters are clear, saturated aqueous … of volatile oils or other
aromatic substances.
A) solids;
B) metals;
C) solutions;
D) powders.
… usually performs pre-medication.
A) A surgeon;
B) A nurse;
C) An anaesthetist;
D) A physician.
The first year students … Anatomy.
A) describe;
B) study;
C) visit;
D) make.
The course of … at the medical university is six years.
A) rest;
B) treatment;
C) study;
D) disease.
The lectures are delivered by highly … specialists.
A) minded;
B) experienced;
C) practiced;
D) pleased.
Some patients are affected with … diseases, such as colitis, indigestion.
A) bowel;
B) kidney;
C) heart;
D) liver.
Hippocrates Oath reads the following: … .
A) “I shall not do my neighbours any harm”;
B) “I shall not do my parents any harm”;
C) “I shall do my patients harm”;
D) “I shall not do my patient any harm”.
Inside the … we find the stomach, the liver, the spleen.
A) oral cavity;
B) thoracic cavity;
C) abdominal cavity;
D) cranial cavity.
Hippocrates studied for a long period in … .
A) Kyiv;
B) London;
C) Athens;
D) New York.
Diseases of the skin are the field of … .
A) Gerontology;
B) Ophthalmology;
C) Dentistry;
D) Dermatology.
Overdosage of medicines may cause … .
A) influenza;
B) unfavourable reactions and sometimes even death;
C) AIDS;
D) intensive growth of ears, nose, lips and teeth.
The nurse usually injects patients morphine to control the post-operative … .
A) wound pain;
B) wound healing;
C) wound edges;
D) wound process.
At English lessons we … exercises.
A) build;
B) write;
C) sing;
D) treat.
Clinical … are studied from the third to the fifth year.
A) procedures;
B) habits;
C) skills;
D) subjects.
The course of study at the pharmaceutical … lasts for 5 year.
A) course;
B) branch;
C) department;
D) field.
One of two traditions of higher education in the USA is … .
A) college tradition of France;
B) school tradition of England;
C) college tradition of England;
D) school tradition of Europe.
“I shall enter any house for the good of the patient. I shall not do my patient
any harm”, - these words belong to … .
A) Avicenna;
B) Hippocrates;
C) Pirogov;
D) Konchalovsky.
Patients suffering from serious diseases are sent to a hospital for … treatment.
A) in-patient;
B) out-patient;
C) ambulance;
D) sanatorium.
The aim of medical institutions is … the health of the people.
A) to protect;
B) to prevent;
C) to worsen;
D) to divide.
According to Hippocrates … has the means of cure within itself.
A) the body;
B) the arms;
C) the head;
D) the legs.
A dentist treats … disorders.
A) mental;
B) pulmonary;
C) stomatological;
D)surgical.
…separates the oral cavity from the nasal cavity.
A)The fauces;
B) The uvula;
C) The hard palate;
D) The soft palate.
A man has a total six … .
A)teeth;
B)tonsils;
C)jaws;
D)palates.
The teeth are set in … .
A) temporal bones;
B) jawbones;
C) femur;
D) frontal bone.
The so-called … subjects are physics, chemistry, biology, human anatomy,
histology and physiology.
A) clinical;
B) psychological;
C) preclinical;
D) experimental.
At 9 o’clock the … begins to make the morning round.
A) doctor;
B) nurse;
C) patient;
D) pharmacist.
… is a sense organ that detects taste.
A) tooth;
B) tongue;
C) nose
D) eye.
Nowadays most drugs are distributed to … or hospital in suitable dosage
forms.
A) chemist’s;
B) home;
C) faculty;
D) dose.
Large number of … are an invaluable aid to man – as a source of vitamins and
natural medicine.
A) waves;
B) bacteria;
C) plants;
D) chemicals.
Many students are the members of the scientific … in organic chemistry.
A) society;
B) science;
C) lecture;
D) explanation.
Future … specialists can work as managers, assistants, dispensing
pharmacists or chemist-analysts in a chemist’s .
A) medical;
B) pediatric;
C) dental;
D) pharmacy.
Compounding and dispensing … demand special knowledge, experience and
high professional standards.
A) hospitals;
B) patients;
C) medicines;
D) pharmasists.
People with many ailments are sent to the … to be healed through good food,
fresh air and sunlight.
A) dispensary;
B) institute;
C) sanatorium;
D) out-patient clinic.
… is the diagnosis, treatment and prevention of disease, illness, injury and
physical and mental impairment in humans.
A) Economy;
B) Industry;
C) Health care;
D) Technology.
Виберіть правильний варіант утворення множини
іменника, якщо можливо:
fungus
A) funguses;
B) fungi;
C) funguss;
D) fungusa.
foot
A) foots;
B) footes;
C) foot;
D) feet.
body
A) bodys;
B) bodis;
C) body;
D) bodies.
bacterium
A) bacteria;
B) bacteriums;
C) bacterii;
D) bacteriumes.
tooth
A) tooths;
B) toothes;
C) teeth;
D) tooth.
potato
A) potatos;
B) potato;
C) potatoes;
D) potatoies.
bronchus
A) bronchules;
B) bronhuss;
C) bronchi;
D) broncha.
child
A) childs;
B) children;
C) childes;
D) childies.
deer
A) deers;
B) deeren;
C) deer;
D) deeres.
aphtha
A) aphthas;
B) aphthes;
C) aphthae;
D) apthaes.
calf
A) calfs;
B) calvs;
C) calfes;
D) calves.
group-mate
A) groups-mate;
B) groups-mates;
C) group-mates;
D) group-mate.
bacillus
A) bacilluses;
B) bacillus;
C) bacilli;
D) bacilla.
mouth
A) mouthes;
B) mouths;
C) mouthies;
D) moutha.
woman
A) weman;
B) womans;
C) women;
D) wemen.
axilla
A) axillas;
B) axilli;
C) axillae;
D) axillaces.
growth
A) growthes;
B) growth;
C) growths;
D) growthies.
sheep
A) sheeps;
B) sheep;
C) sheepes;
D) sheepses.
uterus
A) uteruses;
B) uteri;
C) utera;
D) uterum.
roof
A) roofs;
B) roovs;
C) rooves;
D) roofes.
blood
A) bloods;
B) blood;
C) bloodes;
D) blod.
appendix
A) appendices;
B) appendixes;
C) appendixs;
D) appendixa.
surgeon
A) surgeons;
B) surgeon;
C) surgeones;
D) surgeone.
progress
A) progresses;
B) progress;
C) progres;
D) progreses.
digitus
A) digiti;
B) digita;
C) digituses;
D) digitum.
ward
A) ward;
B) wards;
C) wardes;
D) wardeses.
life
A) lifes;
B) lifs;
C) livs;
D) lives.
reticulum
A) reticulums;
B) reticulumes;
C) reticula;
D) reticulae.
laboratory
A) laboratorys;
B) laboratories;
C) laboratoryes;
D) laboratoris.
daughter-in-law
A) daughter-in-law;
B) daughter-in-laws;
C) daughters-in-law;
D) daughters-in-laws.
diagnosis
A) diagnosises;
B) diagnoses;
C) diagnosa;
D) diagnoces.
money
A) money;
B) moneys;
C) moneyes;
D) moneies.
department
A) departmentes;
B) departments;
C) department;
D) departmenties.
concha
A) conchas;
B) conchaes;
C) conchae;
D) conchi.
mouse
A) mouses;
B) mousis;
C) mice;
D) mices.
university
A) universitys;
B) universities;
C) universitis;
D) universityes.
cervix
A) cervixes;
B) cervices;
C) cervixs;
D) cervixa.
mosquito
A) mosquitos;
B) mosquitoes;
C) mosquitois;
D) mosquito.
school-mate
A) school-mate;
B) schools-mate;
C) school-mates;
D) schools-mates.
ovum
A) ovums;
B) ovumes;
C) ova;
D) ovi.
chief
A) chiefes;
B) chiefs;
C) chievs;
D) chieves.
wolf
A) wolfs;
B) wolfes;
C) wolves;
D) wolvs.
mitochondrion
A) mitochondria;
B) mitochondrias;
C) mitochondrions;
D) mitochondrii.
fly
A) flys;
B) flyes;
C) flies;
D) flis.
sportsman
A) sportsman;
B) sportsmans;
C) sportsmen;
D) sportsmens.
piano
A) piano;
B) pianoes;
C) pianos;
D) pianoe.
acromyacyanosis
A) acromyacyanoses;
B) acromyacyanosises;
C) acromyacyanosa;
D) acromyacyanosis.
information
A) informations;
B) information;
C) informationes;
D) informatia.
child
A) childs;
B) childes;
C) children;
D) childrens.
therapeutist
A) therapeutist;
B) therapeutistes;
C) therapeutists;
D) therapeuts.
cerebellum
A) cerebellums;
B) cerebelli;
C) cerebellices;
D) cerebella.
adipoma
A) adipoma;
B) adipomas;
C) adipomi;
D) adipomae.
family
A) family;
B) familys;
C) families;
D) familes.
mosquito
A) mosquitos;
B) mosquitoes;
C) mosquito;
D) mosquites.
step-mother
A) steps- mother;
B) step-mothers;
C) steps-mothers;
D) step-mother.
complexion
A) complexia;
B) complexii;
C) complexion;
D) complexions.
blood
A) bloods;
B) bloodes;
C) blood;
D) bloodae.
knife
A) knifes;
B) knives;
C) knivs;
D) knifs.
Englishman
A) Englishmen;
B) Englishmans;
C) Englishmens;
D) Englishman.
meatus
A) meatuses;
B) meati;
C) meata;
D) meatus.
photo
A) photos;
B) photoes;
C) photo;
D) photes.
maniphalanx
A) maniphalanxes;
B) maniphalanxi;
C) maniphalances;
D) maniphalanx.
surgeon
A) surgeon;
B) surgeons;
C) surgea;
D) surgeones.
contagion
A) contagions;
B) contagii;
C) contagia;
D) contagion.
louse
A) louses;
B) louse;
C) lice;
D) lices.
donkey
A) donkey;
B) donkeys;
C) donkeis;
D) donkes.
copy
A) copys;
B) copyies;
C) copies;
D) copyes.
child
A) children;
B) childs;
C) childes;
D) childies.
pneumococcus
A) pneumococcuses;
B) pneumococuses;
C) pneumococci;
D) pneumococcis.
calix
A) calices;
B) calicies;
C) calixes;
D) calixs.
baby
A) babys;
B) babyes;
C) babies;
D) babis.
ox
A) oxen;
B) oxs;
C) oxes;
D) oxa.
fungus
A) funguses;
B) fungi;
C) funguss;
D) fungusa.
foot
A) foots;
B) footes;
C) foot;
D) feet.
body
A) bodys;
B) bodis;
C) body;
D) bodies.
bacterium
A) bacteria;
B) bacteriums;
C) bacterii;
D) bacteriumes.
tooth
A) tooths;
B) toothes;
C) teeth;
D) tooth.
potato
A) potatos;
B) potato;
C) potatoes;
D) potatoies.
bronchus
A) bronchules;
B) bronhuss;
C) bronchi;
D) broncha.
child
A) childs;
B) children;
C) childes;
D) childies.
deer
A) deers;
B) deeren;
C) deer;
D) deeres.
aphtha
A) aphthas;
B) aphthes;
C) aphthae;
D) apthaes.
calf
A) calfs;
B) calvs;
C) calfes;
D) calves.
group-mate
A) groups-mate;
B) groups-mates;
C) group-mates;
D) group-mate.
bacillus
A) bacilluses;
B) bacillus;
C) bacilli;
D) bacilla.
mouth
A) mouthes;
B) mouths;
C) mouthies;
D) moutha.
woman
A) weman;
B) womans;
C) women;
D) wemen.
axilla
A) axillas;
B) axilli;
C) axillae;
D) axillaces.
growth
A) growthes;
B) growth;
C) growths;
D) growthies.
sheep
A) sheeps;
B) sheep;
C) sheepes;
D) sheepses.
uterus
A) uteruses;
B) uteri;
C) utera;
D) uterum.
roof
A) roofs;
B) roovs;
C) rooves;
D) roofes.
blood
A) bloods;
B) blood;
C) bloodes;
D) blod.
appendix
A) appendices;
B) appendixes;
C) appendixs;
D) appendixa.
surgeon
A) surgeons;
B) surgeon;
C) surgeones;
D) surgeone.
progress
A) progresses;
B) progress;
C) progres;
D) progreses.
digitus
A) digiti;
B) digita;
C) digituses;
D) digitum.
ward
A) ward;
B) wards;
C) wardes;
D) wardeses.
life
A) lifes;
B) lifs;
C) livs;
D) lives.
reticulum
A) reticulums;
B) reticulumes;
C) reticula;
D) reticulae.
laboratory
A) laboratorys;
B) laboratories;
C) laboratoryes;
D) laboratoris.
daughter-in-law
A) daughter-in-law;
B) daughter-in-laws;
C) daughters-in-law;
D) daughters-in-laws.
diagnosis
A) diagnosises;
B) diagnoses;
C) diagnosa;
D) diagnoces.
money
A) money;
B) moneys;
C) moneyes;
D) moneies.
department
A) departmentes;
B) departments;
C) department;
D) departmenties.
concha
A) conchas;
B) conchaes;
C) conchae;
D) conchi.
mouse
A) mouses;
B) mousis;
C) mice;
D) mices.
university
A) universitys;
B) universities;
C) universitis;
D) universityes.
cervix
A) cervixes;
B) cervices;
C) cervixs;
D) cervixa.
mosquito
A) mosquitos;
B) mosquitoes;
C) mosquitois;
D) mosquito.
school-mate
A) school-mate;
B) schools-mate;
C) school-mates;
D) schools-mates.
ovum
A) ovums;
B) ovumes;
C) ova;
D) ovi.
chief
A) chiefes;
B) chiefs;
C) chievs;
D) chieves.
wolf
A) wolfs;
B) wolfes;
C) wolves;
D) wolvs.
mitochondrion
A) mitochondria;
B) mitochondrias;
C) mitochondrions;
D) mitochondrii.
fly
A) flys;
B) flyes;
C) flies;
D) flis.
sportsman
A) sportsman;
B) sportsmans;
C) sportsmen;
D) sportsmens.
tooth
A)tooths
B) toothes
C) teeth
D) teeths
baby
A) babys;
B) babyes;
C) babies;
D) babis.
ox
A) oxen;
B) oxs;
C) oxes;
D) oxa.
fungus
A) funguses;
B) fungi;
C) funguss;
D) fungusa.
foot
A) foots;
B) footes;
C) foot;
D) feet.
body
A) bodys;
B) bodis;
C) body;
D) bodies.
bacterium
A) bacteria;
B) bacteriums;
C) bacterii;
D) bacteriumes.
tooth
A) tooths;
B) toothes;
C) teeth;
D) tooth.
potato
A) potatos;
B) potato;
C) potatoes;
D) potatoies.
stimulus
A)stimuluses;
B) stimules;
C) stimuli;
D) stimilis.
child
A) childs;
B) children;
C) childes;
D) childies.
deer
A) deers;
B) deeren;
C) deer;
D) deeres.
nucleus
A) nuclea;
B) nucleuses;
C) nucleum;
D) nuclei.
calf
A) calfs;
B) calvs;
C) calfes;
D) calves.
group-mate
A) groups-mate;
B) groups-mates;
C) group-mates;
D) group-mate.
bacillus
A) bacilluses;
B) bacillus;
C) bacilli;
D) bacilla.
mouth
A) mouthes;
B) mouths;
C) mouthies;
D) moutha.
man
A) man;
B) mans;
C) men;
D) mens.
phenomenon
A)phenomena;
B)phenomenus;
C)phenomenons;
D)phenomenones.
growth
A) growthes;
B) growth;
C) growths;
D) growthies.
sheep
A) sheeps;
B) sheep;
C) sheepes;
D) sheepses.
pharynx
A) pharynxa;
B) pharynges;
C) pharyngi;
D) pharynxes.
staphylococcus
A) staphylococcuses;
B) staphylococca;
C) staphylococcae;
D) staphylococci.
property
A) properties;
B) propertys;
C) propertyes;
D) propertiez.
half
A) halfs;
B) halves;
C) halfes;
D) halvs.
roof
A) roofs;
B) roovs;
C) rooves;
D) roofes.
appendix
A) appendices;
B) appendixes;
C) appendixs;
D) appendixa.
dentist
A) dentistss;
B) dentisti;
C) dentists;
D) dentistes.
progress
A) progresses;
B) progress;
C) progres;
D) progreses.
sanatorium
A) sanatoriumi;
B) sanatoriumes;
C) sanatoria;
D) sanatoriums.
ward
A) ward;
B) wards;
C) wardes;
D) wardeses.
life
A) lifes;
B) lifs;
C) livs;
D) lives.
tooth
A) teethes;
B) totha;
C) tothes;
D) teeth.
laboratory
A) laboratorys;
B) laboratories;
C) laboratoryes;
D) laboratoris.
daughter-in-law
A) daughter-in-law;
B) daughter-in-laws;
C) daughters-in-law;
D) daughters-in-laws.
diagnosis
A) diagnosises;
B) diagnoses;
C) diagnosa;
D) diagnoces.
money
A) money;
B) moneys;
C) moneyes;
D) moneies.
department
A) departmentes;
B) departments;
C) department;
D) departmenties.
phenomenon
A) phenomenons;
B) phenomenus;
C) phenomena;
D) phenomenones.
mouse
A) mouses;
B) mousis;
C) mice;
D) mices.
university
A) universitys;
B) universities;
C) universitis;
D) universityes.
cervix
A) cervixes;
B) cervices;
C) cervixs;
D) cervixa.
mosquito
A) mosquitos;
B) mosquitoes;
C) mosquitois;
D) mosquito.
school-mate
A) school-mate;
B) schools-mate;
C) school-mates;
D) schools-mates.
laboratory
A) laboratorys;
B) laboratories;
C) laboratoryes;
D) laboratoris.
tooth
A) teethes;
B) totha;
C) tothes;
D) teeth.
daughter-in-law
A) daughter-in-law;
B) daughter-in-laws;
C) daughters-in-law;
D) daughters-in-laws.
datum
A) datums;
B) datumes;
C) data;
D) datas.
half
A) halves;
B) halfs;
C) halfes;
D) halvs.
exercise
A) exercisess;
B) exercisies;
C) exercises;
D) exercisez.
Виберіть і вставте правильну форму прикметника:
The … exercises are walking and swimming.
A) safest;
B) most safe;
C) more safe;
D) safer.
The left lung is a little … than the right one.
A) smaller;
B) smallest;
C) more small;
D) most small.
Oral drug administration is the … route.
A) more convenientest;
B) convenienter;
C) most convenient;
D) convenientest.
The work of an anesthetist is … the work of a surgeon.
A) the most important;
B) as important as;
C) more important;
D) important.
The trunk is the … part of the body.
A) smallest;
B) smaller;
C) biggest;
D) bigger.
The … you loose weight, the better you will be.
A) soon;
B) soonest;
C) sooner;
D) more sooner.
Two or more drugs may be … in treating a disease.
A) more effective;
B) as effective as;
C) most effective;
D) more effectiver.
The cell is the … fundamental unit of all living matter.
A) smaller;
B) most smallest;
C) smallest;
D) most small.
Oral drug administration is the …, and therefore the most common route.
A) safer;
B) more safe;
C) most safe;
D) safest.
Obese people are at … risk than slim people.
A) greater;
B) more great;
C) more greater;
D) greatest.
Lungs are the … part of the respiratory system.
A) more larger;
B) more largest;
C) largest;
D) as large as.
The work of a pharmacist is one of the … medical speciality.
A) more responsible;
B) most responsible;
C) responsibler;
D) responsiblest.
Cavities of the nose and the two orbits are … than the cranial cavity.
A) smaller;
B) most small;
C) smallest;
D) more small.
The patient should tell the doctor about the … previous illnesses.
A) most seriousest;
B) most serious;
C) seriousest;
D) seriouser.
Antibiotics are the … killers of microorganisms such as bacteria.
A) better;
B) gooder;
C) best;
D) most good.
The temperature of blood is … in the organs which are near the surface of the
body.
A) lower;
B) lowerer;
C) more low;
D) more lowest.
Leukemia is … for adults than for children.
A) most dangerous;
B) more dangerous;
C) dangerouser;
D) more dangerouser.
The patient’s condition is … than it was yesterday.
A) good;
B) best;
C) better;
D) more better.
The cranial cavity is the … cavity of the skull.
A) largest;
B) more large;
C) most large;
D) larger.
The … muscle used for breathing is the diaphragm.
A) more important;
B) most important;
C) as important as;
D) not so important as.
This type of trauma is … than that one.
A) severest;
B) severer;
C) more severe;
D) most severe.
The incidence of infarction is … in men than in women.
A) highest;
B) higher;
C) most high;
D) more high.
Children between ages 3 and 7 have the … prognosis.
A) best;
B) good;
C) more good;
D) more best.
Histamine causes the … allergic symptoms when it is liberated from the cell.
A) as characteristic as;
B) not so characteristic as;
C) most characteristic;
D) more characteristic.
Our heart is one of the … organs of the body.
A) more important;
B) importanter;
C) importantest;
D) most important.
This patient has much … blood pressure than that one.
A) highest;
B) high;
C) higher;
D) more higher.
AIDS is one of the … diseases nowadays.
A) most severe;
B) more severe;
C) severer;
D) severest.
Antibiotics have been synthesized in the laboratory and are used to treat the
… bacterial infections.
A) most serious;
B) most seriousest;
C) seriousest;
D) seriouser.
Even the … hemorrhage into the brain destroys brain tissue.
A) more slight;
B) most slight;
C) slighter;
D) slightest.
Young people get … medical education at academies and universities.
A) highest;
B) higher;
C) more high;
D) most high.
The nasal cavity is … than the cranial one.
A) smallest;
B) more small;
C) smaller;
D) smallest.
It is … to treat the disease than to prevent it.
A) difficult;
B) difficulter;
C) more difficult;
D) most difficult.
His English pronunciation is much … than mine.
A) best;
B) more best;
C) more better;
D) better.
Drug overdosage may cause the … reactions and sometimes even death.
A) as unfavourable;
B) most unfavourable;
C) unfavourablest;
D) most unfavourablest.
Even the … body cell is too small to be seen with the naked eye.
A) larger;
B) largest;
C) more large;
D) most large.
It was the … time in my life.
A) badest;
B) worst;
C) most bad;
D) most worst.
A surgical scalpel is … than a surgical needle.
A) as large as;
B) larger;
C) largest;
D) more large.
Hippocrates headed the … medical school of his time.
A) most flourishing;
B) more flourishing;
C) as flourishing as;
D) not so flourishing as.
With age skin becomes …, wrinkled and more fragile.
A) thinnest;
B) most thin;
C) thinner;
D) more thin.
Although many new drugs are … than their predecessors, the perfect drug
doesn’t yet exist.
A) most effective;
B) effectivest;
C) effectiver;
D) more effective.
Exercise makes the heart …, enabling it to pump more blood with each
heartbeat.
A) more strong;
B) more stronger;
C) stronger;
D) strongest.
Mykytenko is the … student in our group.
A) worst;
B) most bad;
C) baddest;
D) most worst.
The liver is … than the gallbladder.
A) more large;
B) larger;
C) largest;
D) most large.
Disease prevention is the … task of health workers today.
A) most importantest;
B) more important;
C) most important;
D) more importener.
Avoiding an allergen is … than trying to treat an allergic reaction.
A) good;
B) best;
C) better;
D) more good.
M. Pirogov is one of the … medical scientists.
A) outstanding;
B) more outstanding;
C) most outstanding;
D) outstandingest.
This ancient scientist isn’t so … as Hippocrates.
A) more famous;
B) famous;
C) most famous;
D) famousest.
The sickness and mortality rate was … in 1945 than nowadays.
A) high;
B) higher;
C) highest;
D) more higher.
Our university is one of the … higher medical schools in our country.
A) famousest;
B) famouser;
C) most famous;
D) more famous.
It was the … time in this patient’s life.
A) badest;
B) worst;
C) most bad;
D) most worst.
These exercises are … than in the book.
A) more easy;
B) easy;
C) easiest;
D) easier.
The course of studying at the medical department is the … .
A) long;
B) longest;
C) more long;
D) most longer.
The doctor thinks this medicine is … than that one.
A) good;
B) best;
C) more good;
D) better.
M. Pirogov is one of the … medical scientists.
A) outstanding;
B) more outstanding;
C) most outstanding;
D) outstandingest.
He thinks English spelling is … than Ukrainian.
A) difficult;
B) difficulter;
C) more difficult;
D) most difficult.
It’s the … mark I’ve ever got.
A) bad;
B) worst;
C) worse;
D) most bad.
I am not so … as my mother is.
A) busy;
B) busier;
C) more busy;
D) busiest.
In connective tissue proper the matrix is … than in cartilage.
A) soft;
B) more soft;
C) softer;
D) softest.
Cytopathology is one of the … diagnostic tools for detecting cancer.
A) important;
B) most important;
C) more important;
D) importantest.
The weather is much … today than yesterday.
A) good;
B) best;
C) better;
D) most better.
The operating room is usually … than the scrub-up room.
A) large;
B) more large;
C) more larger;
D) larger.
Antibiotics are the … killers of microorganisms such as bacteria.
A) better;
B) godder;
C) best;
D) most good.
Surgical department is one of the … departments at the hospital.
A) important;
B) more important;
C) importantest;
D) most important.
The abdominal cavity is … than the thoracic cavity.
A) large;
B) most large;
C) larger;
D) largest.
The training of doctors is as … as the training of nurses.
A) important;
B) more important;
C) most important;
D) importanter.
His English pronunciations is the … of all first-year students.
A) gooder;
B) goodest;
C) best;
D) better.
WHO helps member nations in launching campaigns to stamp out the …
diseases.
A) more dangerous;
B) dangerousest;
C) most dangerous;
D) as dangerous as.
The cranial cavity is … than the nasal cavities.
A) largest;
B) more large;
C) most large;
D) larger.
Pavlenko is the … student in our group.
A) most good;
B) best;
C) goodest;
D) better.
The work of an anesthetist is … the work of a surgeon.
A) the most important;
B) as important as;
C) more important;
D) important.
The trunk is the … part of the body.
A) smallest;
B) smaller;
C) biggest;
D) bigger.
The … you loose weight, the better you will be.
A) soon;
B) soonest;
C) sooner;
D) more sooner.
Two or more drugs may be … in treating a disease.
A) more effective;
B) as effective as;
C) most effective;
D) more effectiver.
The cell is the … fundamental unit of all living matter.
A) smaller;
B) most smallest;
C) smallest;
D) most small.
Oral drug administration is the …, and therefore the most common route.
A) safer;
B) more safe;
C) most safe;
D) safest.
Obese people are at … risk than slim people.
A) greater;
B) more great;
C) more greater;
D) greatest.
Lungs are the … part of the respiratory system.
A) more larger;
B) more largest;
C) largest;
D) as large as.
The work of a pharmacist is one of the … medical specialities.
A) more responsible;
B) most responsible;
C) responsibler;
D) responsiblest.
Cavities of the nose and the two orbits are … than the cranial cavity.
A) smaller;
B) most small;
C) smallest;
D) more small.
This medicine is … than that.
A) more expensive;
B) the most expensive;
C) expensiver;
D) expensivest.
What is … exercise in this lesson?
A) easier;
B) the easiest;
C) more easier;
D) the most easiest.
The layer of ointment application to the skin must be … .
A) more thin;
B) more thinner;
C) the most thin;
D) thinner.
The patient should tell the doctor about the … previous illnesses.
A) most seriousest;
B) most serious;
C) seriousest;
D) seriouser.
Antibiotics are the … killers of microorganisms such as bacteria.
A) better;
B) gooder;
C) best;
D) most good.
The temperature of blood is … in the organs which are near the surface of the
body.
A) lower;
B) lowerer;
C) more low;
D) more lowest.
Leukemia is … for adults than for children.
A) most dangerous;
B) more dangerous;
C) dangerouser;
D) more dangerouser.
The patient’s condition is … than it was yesterday.
A) good;
B) best;
C) better;
D) more better.
The cranial cavity is the … cavity of the skull.
A) largest;
B) more large;
C) most large;
D) larger.
The … muscle used for breathing is the diaphragm.
A) more important;
B) most important;
C) as important as;
D) not so important as.
This type of trauma is … than that one.
A) severest;
B) severer;
C) more severe;
D) most severe.
The incidence of infarction is … in men than in women.
A) highest;
B) higher;
C) most high;
D) more high.
Children between ages 3 and 7 have the … prognosis.
A) best;
B) good;
C) more good;
D) more best.
Histamine causes the … allergic symptoms when it is liberated from the cell.
A) as characteristic as;
B) not so characteristic as;
C) most characteristic;
D) more characteristic.
Our heart is one of the … organs of the body.
A) more important;
B) importanter;
C) importantest;
D) most important.
This patient has … blood pressure than that one.
A) highest;
B) high;
C) much higher;
D) more higher.
AIDS is one of the … diseases nowadays.
A) most severe;
B) more severe;
C) severer;
D) severest.
Antibiotics have been synthesized in the laboratory and are used to treat the
… bacterial infections.
A) most serious;
B) most seriousest;
C) seriousest;
D) seriouser.
Even the … hemorrhage into the brain destroys brain tissue.
A) more slight;
B) most slight;
C) slighter;
D) slightest.
Young people get … medical education at academies and universities.
A) highest;
B) higher;
C) more high;
D) most high.
The nasal cavity is … than the cranial one.
A) smallest;
B) more small;
C) smaller;
D) smallest.
Barbiturates are known as the … sedatives and hypnotics.
A) best;
B) most best;
C) more better;
D) better.
The … gene abnormalities are abnormalities of recessive genes.
A) more common;
B) commoner;
C) commonest;
D) most common.
Drug overdosage may cause the … reactions and sometimes even death.
A) as unfavourable;
B) most unfavourable;
C) unfavourablest;
D) most unfavourablest.
Even the … body cell is too small to be seen with the naked eye.
A) larger;
B) largest;
C) more large;
D) most large.
It is … to prevent caries than to treat it:
A) good;
B) better;
C) best;
D) gooder.
The cranial cavity is … than the nasal cavities.
A) largest;
B) more large;
C) most large;
D) larger.
Our legs are … extremeites.
A) low;
B) lower;
C) lowest;
D) lowerer.
A surgical scalpel is … than a surgical needle.
A) as large as;
B) larger;
C) largest;
D) more large.
Hippocrates headed the … medical school of his time.
A) most flourishing;
B) more flourishing;
C) as flourishing as;
D) not so flourishing as.
With age skin becomes …, wrinkled and more fragile.
A) thinnest;
B) most thin;
C) thinner;
D) more thin.
Although many new drugs are … than their predecessors, the perfect drug
doesn’t yet exist.
A) most effective;
B) effectivest;
C) effectiver;
D) more effective.
Exercise makes the heart …, enabling it to pump more blood with each
heartbeat.
A) more strong;
B) more stronger;
C) stronger;
D) strongest.
Mykytenko is the … student in our group.
A) worst;
B) most bad;
C) baddest;
D) most worst.
The liver is … than the gallbladder.
A) more large;
B) larger;
C) largest;
D) most large.
Disease prevention is the … task of health workers today.
A) most importantest;
B) more important;
C) most important;
D) more importener.
Avoiding an allergen is … than trying to treat an allergic reaction.
A) good;
B) best;
C) better;
D) more good.
The … exercises are walking and swimming.
A) safest;
B) most safe;
C) more safe;
D) safer.
The left lung is a little … than the right one.
A) smaller;
B) smallest;
C) more small;
D) most small.
Oral drug administration is the … route.
A) more convenientest;
B) convenienter;
C) most convenient;
D) convenientest.
The work of an anesthetist is … the work of a surgeon.
A) the most important;
B) as important as;
C) more important;
D) important.
The trunk is the … part of the body.
A) smallest;
B) smaller;
C) biggest;
D) bigger.
The … you loose weight, the better you will be.
A) soon;
B) soonest;
C) sooner;
D) more sooner.
Two or more drugs may be … in treating a disease.
A) more effective;
B) as effective as;
C) most effective;
D) more effectiver.
The cell is the … fundamental unit of all living matter.
A) smaller;
B) most smallest;
C) smallest;
D) most small.
Oral drug administration is the …, and therefore the most common route.
A) safer;
B) more safe;
C) most safe;
D) safest.
Obese people are at … risk than slim people.
A) greater;
B) more great;
C) more greater;
D) greatest.
Lungs are the … part of the respiratory system.
A) more larger;
B) more largest;
C) largest;
D) as large as.
The work of a general practitioner is one of the … dental specialities.
A) more responsible;
B) most responsible;
C) responsibler;
D) responsiblest.
Cavities of the nose and the two orbits are … than the cranial cavity.
A) smaller;
B) most small;
C) smallest;
D) more small.
The patient should tell the doctor about the … previous illnesses.
A) most seriousest;
B) most serious;
C) seriousest;
D) seriouser.
Antibiotics are the … killers of microorganisms such as bacteria.
A) better;
B) gooder;
C) best;
D) most good.
The temperature of blood is … in the organs which are near the surface of the
body.
A) lower;
B) lowerer;
C) more low;
D) more lowest.
Leukemia is … for adults than for children.
A) most dangerous;
B) more dangerous;
C) dangerouser;
D) more dangerouser.
The patient’s condition is … than it was yesterday.
A) good;
B) best;
C) better;
D) more better.
The cranial cavity is the … cavity of the skull.
A) largest;
B) more large;
C) most large;
D) larger.
The … muscle used for breathing is the diaphragm.
A) more important;
B) most important;
C) as important as;
D) not so important as.
This type of trauma is … than that one.
A) severest;
B) severer;
C) more severe;
D) most severe.
The incidence of infarction is … in men than in women.
A) highest;
B) higher;
C) most high;
D) more high.
Children between ages 3 and 7 have the … prognosis.
A) best;
B) good;
C) more good;
D) more best.
Histamine causes the … allergic symptoms when it is liberated from the cell.
A) as characteristic as;
B) not so characteristic as;
C) most characteristic;
D) more characteristic.
The application time of this cream should not be … than 4 hours.
A) long;
B) longest;
C) more long;
D) longer.
Local anesthetics produce … effects when injected.
A) the quickest;
B) the most quickest;
C) more quicker;
D) more quick.
Health promotion and illness prevention is … goal of health care.
A) more importanter;
B) importantest;
C) the most important;
D) importanter.
Our heart is one of the … organs of the body.
A) more important;
B) importanter;
C) importantest;
D) most important.
This patient has much … blood pressure than that one.
A) highest;
B) high;
C) higher;
D) more higher.
AIDS is one of the … diseases nowadays.
A) most severe;
B) more severe;
C) severer;
D) severest.
Antibiotics have been synthesized in the laboratory and are used to treat the
… bacterial infections.
A) most serious;
B) most seriousest;
C) seriousest;
D) seriouser.
Even the … hemorrhage into the brain destroys brain tissue.
A) more slight;
B) most slight;
C) slighter;
D) slightest.
Young people get … medical education at academies and universities.
A) highest;
B) higher;
C) more high;
D) most high.
The nasal cavity is … than the cranial one.
A) smallest;
B) more small;
C) smaller;
D) smallest.
It is … to treat the disease than to prevent it.
A) difficult;
B) difficulter;
C) more difficult;
D) most difficult.
His English pronunciation is much … than mine.
A) best;
B) more best;
C) more better;
D) better.
Drug overdosage may cause the … reactions and sometimes even death.
A) as unfavourable;
B) most unfavourable;
C) unfavourablest;
D) most unfavourablest.
Even the … body cell is too small to be seen with the naked eye.
A) larger;
B) largest;
C) more large;
D) most large.
It was the … time in my life.
A) badest;
B) worst;
C) most bad;
D) most worst.
A surgical scalpel is … than a surgical needle.
A) as large as;
B) larger;
C) largest;
D) more large.
Hippocrates headed the … medical school of his time.
A) most flourishing;
B) more flourishing;
C) as flourishing as;
D) not so flourishing as.
With age skin becomes …, wrinkled and more fragile.
A) thinnest;
B) most thin;
C) thinner;
D) more thin.
Although many new drugs are … than their predecessors, the perfect drug
doesn’t yet exist.
A) most effective;
B) effectivest;
C) effectiver;
D) more effective.
Exercise makes the heart …, enabling it to pump more blood with each
heartbeat.
A) more strong;
B) more stronger;
C) stronger;
D) strongest.
Even the … hemorrhage into the brain destroys brain tissue.
A) more slight;
B) most slight;
C) slighter;
D) slightest.
Antibiotics have been synthesized in the laboratory and are used to treat the
… bacterial infections.
A) most serious;
B) most seriousest;
C) seriousest;
D) seriouser.
Young people get … medical education at academies and universities.
A) highest;
B) higher;
C) more high;
D) most high.
It is … to treat the disease than to prevent it.
A) difficult;
B) difficulter;
C) more difficult;
D) most difficult.
What is … subject for you?
A) more difficulter;
B) the most difficult;
C) difficulter;
D) difficultest.
This student possesses … knowledge than his group-mates.
A) deeper;
B) deepest;
C) more deep;
D) most deep.
The action of these sedatives is … .
A) the most longest;
B) more long;
C) most long;
D) longer.
Визначте часову форму присудка:
The doctor is examining a patient now.
A) Present Indefinite;
B) Future Indefinite;
C) Present Continuous;
D) Past Continuous.
The diaphragm divides the trunk into two parts.
A) Present Indefinite;
B) Past Indefinite;
C) Future Continuous;
D) Present Continuous.
Pirogov formulated some of the most important principles of treating gunshot
wounds, fractures, shock and wound infections.
A) Present Indefinite;
B) Present Continuous;
C) Past Indefinite;
D) Past Continuous.
My mother consulted a district doctor last week.
A) Present Indefinite;
B) Future Indefinite;
C) Past Indefinite;
D) Past Continuous.
We shall be sterilizing the glassware at the chemist’s at this time tomorrow.
A) Future Continuous;
B) Present Continuous;
C) Past Continuous;
D) Present Indefinite.
WHO will control environmental conditions on an international scale.
A) Present Indefinite;
B) Future Indefinite;
C) Future Continuous;
D) Past Continuous.
The pelvis connects the lower extremity with the trunk.
A) Present Indefinite;
B) Present Continuous;
C) Future Indefinite;
D) Past Indefinite.
To obtain the medical history the doctor was interviewing the patient.
A) Past Continuous;
B) Present Continuous;
C) Present Indefinite;
D) Future Indefinite.
The doctor will send a patient to the hospital.
A) Future Indefinite;
B) Present Indefinite;
C) Present Continuous;
D) Future Continuous.
Pirogov developed the most ingenious methods of performing operations.
A) Past Indefinite;
B) Past Continuous;
C) Present Continuous;
D) Future Indefinite.
The physician closely examines the body of the patient.
A) Present Indefinite;
B) Past Indefinite;
C) Present Continuous;
D) Future Indefinite.
Our first term will last till the middle of December.
A) Future Continuous;
B) Past Continuous;
C) Future Indefinite;
D) Present Indefinite.
The doctor is measuring the patient’s blood pressure at the moment.
A) Past Indefinite;
B) Past Continuous;
C) Present Continuous;
D) Future Indefinite.
The students were taking their examination in English from 8 till 12 o’clock
on Tuesday.
A) Past Indefinite;
B) Present Indefinite;
C) Future Indefinite;
D) Past Continuous.
There are clinical internship and post-graduate courses at our university.
A) Present Continuous;
B) Present Indefinite;
C) Future Indefinite;
D) Past Indefinite.
To treat patients is a great art but not an ordinary trade.
A) Present Indefinite;
B) Past Continuous;
C) Future Indefinite;
D) Past Indefinite.
The doctor examined the patient, made a diagnosis and prescribed treatment
to him.
A) Present Indefinite;
B) Past Indefinite;
C) Past Continuous;
D) Present Continuous.
I shall buy some medicines at the chemist’s shop.
A) Present Indefinite;
B) Present Continuous;
C) Future Continuous;
D) Future Indefinite.
Pirogov had a phenomenal capacity for work.
A) Past Indefinite;
B) Present Indefinite;
C) Past Continuous;
D) Present Continuous.
A doctor discharges patients from the hospital.
A) Present Indefinite;
B) Past Indefinite;
C) Present Continuous;
D) Past Continuous.
I shall enter any house for the good of the patient.
A) Past Indefinite;
B) Past Continuous;
C) Future Indefinite;
D) Future Continuous.
The professor is speaking to the postgraduate students now.
A) Present Indefinite;
B) Future Indefinite ;
C) Present Continuous;
D) Past Continuous.
After the third year the students work as doctor’s assistants at the
therapeutical wards.
A) Present Continuous;
B) Future Continuous;
C) Present Indefinite;
D) Past Continuous.
The doctor did his best and gained the patient’s confidence.
A) Present Continuous;
B) Past Continuous;
C) Present Indefinite;
D) Past Indefinite.
At 2 o’clock the doctor will be performing an operation.
A) Future Continuous;
B) Future Indefinite;
C) Present Continuous;
D) Present Indefinite.
Pirogov developed classical, world-acknowledged methods of operations and
treatment in ophthalmology, urology, and other fields.
A) Future Indefinite;
B) Future Continuous;
C) Past Indefinite;
D) Present Indefinite.
The doctor recommended the patient to take less food at the height of disease
and to use a liquid diet in feverish.
A) Past Indefinite;
B) Present Indefinite;
C) Future Indefinite;
D) Past Continuous.
The nurse was injecting morphine at that time yesterday.
A) Past Indefinite;
B) Past Continuous;
C) Future Indefinite;
D) Present Continuous.
The scientist finished his research last year.
A) Past Indefinite;
B) Present Indefinite;
C) Past Continuous;
D) Present Continuous.
What does Hippocrates’ Oath read?
A) Present Indefinite;
B) Future Indefinite;
C) Present Continuous;
D) Past Indefinite.
The doctor noticed gradual recovery last week.
A) Present Indefinite;
B) Present Continuous;
C) Past Indefinite;
D) Future Continuous.
The principal parts of our body are the head, the limbs and the trunk.
A) Past Indefinite;
B) Future Indefinite;
C) Present Indefinite;
D) Past Continuous.
A thin covering called the cell membrane encloses the cell.
A) Future Indefinite;
B) Present Continuous;
C) Past Continuous;
D) Present Indefinite.
A pharmacist keeps all medicines in drug cabinets, on the open shelves and in
the refrigerator.
A) Present Continuous;
B) Past Indefinite;
C) Present Indefinite;
D) Future Indefinite.
Pirogov firmly believed that narcosis created the optimum conditions for
keeping up the patient’s vital functions during an operation.
A) Past Continuous;
B) Present Continuous;
C) Past Indefinite;
D) Future Continuous.
Hippocrates studied and lived for a long period in Athens.
A) Present Indefinite;
B) Future Continuous;
C) Past Indefinite;
D) Past Continuous.
We are discussing this problem at the moment.
A) Present Indefinite;
B) Present Continuous;
C) Past Indefinite;
D) Past Continuous.
In some days after the operation the patient will go to the dressing room.
A) Present Indefinite;
B) Present Continuous;
C) Future Indefinite;
D) Future Continuous.
The bones consist of organic and inorganic substance.
A) Future Indefinite;
B) Present Indefinite;
C) Present Continuous;
D) Past Indefinite.
The students were studying the organs of the abdominal cavity during the
whole period on Thursday.
A) Present Continuous;
B) Present Indefinite;
C) Past Continuous;
D) Future Indefinite.
The doctor said that phenobarbital was the best known sedative.
A) Future Indefinite;
B) Present Indefinite;
C) Past Indefinite;
D) Present Continuous.
Every small bottle, a tube or a box has a label.
A) Past Indefinite;
B) Future Indefinite;
C) Present Continuous;
D) Present Indefinite.
Medical services constitute a major item in the state budget.
A) Past Indefinite;
B) Present Indefinite;
C) Present Continuous;
D) Future Indefinite.
The nervous system contains structural or histological units, the nerve cells.
A) Present Continuous;
B) Present Indefinite;
C) Past Indefinite;
D) Future Indefinite.
I’ll be writing out the new words from the text the whole evening tomorrow.
A) Past Indefinite;
B) Present Indefinite;
C) Past Continuous;
D) Future Continuous.
The patient is talking with the dermatologist at the moment.
A) Present Indefinite;
B) Present Continuous;
C) Past Indefinite;
D) Future Continuous.
Post-graduates will defend their thesis for master’s scientific degree.
A) Present Indefinite;
B) Past Indefinite;
C) Future Indefinite;
D) Present Continuous.
The cranial cavity contains the brain and its membranes.
A) Past Indefinite;
B) Present Indefinite;
C) Past Continuous;
D) Present Continuous.
The pharmacist is counseling the patient on the proper use of the medication.
A) Present Indefinite;
B) Past Continuous;
C) Past Indefinite;
D) Present Continuous.
Labels of different colours prevent confusing various remedies.
A) Past Indefinite;
B) Future Indefinite;
C) Present Indefinite;
D) Present Continuous.
To obtain the medical history the doctor was interviewing the patient.
A) Present Continuous;
B) Past Continuous;
C) Present Indefinite;
D) Future Indefinite.
The environment is an important factor influencing the development of a
person.
A) Present Indefinite;
B) Present Continuous;
C) Past Indefinite;
D) Past Continuous.
The surgeon is performing the operation on appendicitis now.
A) Present Indefinite;
B) Past Indefinite;
C) Present Continuous;
D) Future Continuous.
My friend will be taking the exam in Anatomy at this time tomorrow.
A) Future Continuous;
B) Present Indefinite;
C) Present Continuous;
D) Past Continuous.
The students will acquire skills in carrying on medical procedures during
practice.
A) Past Indefinite;
B) Present Indefinite;
C) Future Indefinite;
D) Future Continuous.
The students will spend three or four years of pre-medical training at a
university.
A) Future Continuous;
B) Past Indefinite;
C) Present Indefinite;
D) Future Indefinite.
We get drugs from different sources.
A) Present Continuous;
B) Past Indefinite;
C) Present Indefinite;
D) Past Continuous.
The cell is the fundamental unit of all living matter.
A) Present Continuous;
B) Present Indefinite;
C) Future Indefinite;
D) Past Continuous.
All sanatoriums and health resorts will soon have the latest medical
equipment.
A) Present Continuous;
B) Present Indefinite;
C) Future Continuous;
D) Future Indefinite.
The doctor was making the morning round from 8 till 10 o’clock on Friday.
A) Present Continuous;
B) Present Indefinite;
C) Past Indefinite;
D) Past Continuous.
He is watching an interesting medical TV programme now.
A) Present Indefinite;
B) Past Indefinite;
C) Present Continuous;
D) Present Perfect.
The surgeon on duty made a physical examination and took patient’s case
history.
A) Past Indefinite;
B) Past Continuous;
C) Future Indefinite;
D) Future Continuous.
There were many students in the lecture hall.
A) Past Indefinite;
B) Present Indefinite;
C) Past Continuous;
D) Future Indefinite.
The students will be taking their examination in English at 10 o’clock
tomorrow.
A) Past Continuous;
B) Present Continuous;
C) Future Continuous;
D) Present Indefinite.
The doctors use antibiotics to treat bacterial infections.
A) Future Indefinite;
B) Present Continuous;
C) Past Indefinite;
D) Present Indefinite.
All plants and animals consist of cells.
A) Past Indefinite;
B) Future Indefinite;
C) Present Indefinite;
D) Past Continuous.
Medical establishments are functioning in all regions of out country.
A) Present Continuous;
B) Present Indefinite;
C) Future Continuous;
D) Past Continuous.
She says that she works at the local polyclinic.
A) Present Continuous;
B) Present Indefinite;
C) Past Indefinite;
D) Future Indefinite.
The patient will take his temperature in an hour.
A) Past Continuous;
B) Present Indefinite;
C) Future Continuous;
D) Future Indefinite.
They were listening to the lecturer very attentively.
A) Present Indefinite;
B) Present Continuous;
C) Past Continuous;
D) Future Continuous.
The nurse will be able to carry on this medical procedure.
A) Future Continuous;
B) Future Indefinite;
C) Present Indefinite;
D) Past Indefinite.
He passed the examination in Anatomy last month.
A) Present Indefinite;
B) Past Indefinite;
C) Past Continuous;
D) Present Continuous.
A doctor was operating a patient from 2 till 3 o’clock yesterday.
A) Past Indefinite;
B) Past Continuous;
C) Future Continuous;
D) Present Continuous.
Each human being starts life as a single cell.
A) Present Continuous;
B) Present Indefinite;
C) Past Indefinite;
D) Future Indefinite.
The lymphatic capillaries resemble blood capillaries in structure.
A) Present Continuous;
B) Present Indefinite;
C) Past Indefinite;
D) Future Indefinite.
The doctor will not receive patients tomorrow.
A) Future Continuous;
B) Future Indefinite;
C) Present Indefinite;
D) Past Indefinite.
Tomorrow doctor Petrenko will examine 15 patients.
A) Future Indefinite;
B) Past Indefinite;
C) Future Continuous;
D) Present Indefinite.
Prof. Zukin will be delivering an interesting lecture at 10 o’clock tomorrow.
A) Present Indefinite;
B) Future Indefinite;
C) Past Indefinite;
D) Future Continuous.
The students are carrying out scientific experiments at the moment.
A) Past Continuous;
B) Present Continuous;
C) Future Continuous;
D) Present Indefinite.
The students will acquaint themselves with the basic procedures in the
hospital.
A) Present Indefinite;
B) Future Continuous;
C) Present Continuous;
D) Future Indefinite.
Most human cells reproduce through a process called mitosis.
A) Present Continuous;
B) Present Indefinite;
C) Past Indefinite;
D) Past Continuous.
She was speaking over the phone at that time.
A) Present Continuous;
B) Present Indefinite;
C) Past Continuous;
D) Past Indefinite.
Our students will be carrying out experimental work at 5 p.m.
A) Present Continuous;
B) Past Indefinite;
C) Future Continuous;
D) Future Indefinite.
The surgeon is getting ready in the scrub-up room now.
A) Present Indefinite;
B) Past Indefinite;
C) Present Continuous;
D) Past Continuous.
This teacher taught us Physiology last year.
A) Present Indefinite;
B) Past Indefinite;
C) Past Continuous;
D) Future Indefinite.
Nick was working at the library from 5 till 6.
A) Past Continuous;
B) Past Indefinite;
C) Present Continuous;
D) Future Indefinite.
In Ukraine many people study at different medical educational
establishments.
A) Future Indefinite;
B) Present Continuous;
C) Present Indefinite;
D) Past Indefinite.
The doctor will make a physical examination of the patient tomorrow.
A) Future Indefinite;
B) Past Indefinite;
C) Present Indefinite;
D) Past Continuous.
Chromosomes consist chiefly of two substances – DNA and certain proteins.
A) Past Continuous;
B) Present Indefinite;
C) Future Indefinite;
D) Present Continuous.
The patient suffering from severe pain in his lower limbs went to the
polyclinic to consult the district doctor.
A) Present Indefinite;
B) Present Continuous;
C) Past Indefinite;
D) Future Indefinite.
Did you boil the milk before use?
A) Present Indefinite;
B) Past Indefinite;
C) Present Continuous;
D) Future Indefinite.
The pharmacist will be preparing ophthalmic ointments at 3 o’clock
tomorrow.
A) Future Indefinite;
B) Past Indefinite;
C) Future Continuous;
D) Present Continuous.
This textbook is experimental.
A) Future Indefinite;
B) Present Indefinite;
C) Present Continuous;
D) Past Continuous.
My service-record began five years ago, when I graduated from the Institute.
A) Present Indefinite;
B) Past Indefinite;
C) Future Continuous;
D) Past Continuous.
My father was delivering a lecture on malaria at the medical university from
10 till 12 o’clock on Wednesday.
A) Past Indefinite;
B) Present Continuous;
C) Past Continuous;
D) Present Indefinite.
The doctor put him on a sick-leave last week.
A) Past Indefinite;
B) Future Indefinite;
C) Past Continuous;
D) Present Continuous.
Local anesthetics will relieve pain in the knee.
A) Future Indefinite;
B) Future Continuous;
C) Past Indefinite;
D) Present Indefinite.
Catabolism is the process of energy production in the cell.
A) Past Indefinite;
B) Future Indefinite;
C) Present Indefinite;
D) Past Continuous.
Hippocrates had many pupils.
A) Past Continuous;
B) Past Indefinite;
C) Future Indefinite;
D) Present Indefinite.
I was writing an article at 5 o’clock yesterday.
A) Past Indefinite;
B) Future Indefinite;
C) Past Continuous;
D) Present Continuous.
WHO is waging campaigns against yellow fever, tuberculosis and leprosy.
A) Past Continuous;
B) Present Continuous;
C) Present Indefinite;
D) Future Indefinite.
Before the operation Doctor Petrenko carried out many experiments.
A) Past Indefinite;
B) Past Continuous;
C) Future Indefinite;
D) Present Indefinite.
All morning the doctor will be performing diagnostic tests to confirm the
diagnosis suggested by the medical history.
A) Future Indefinite;
B) Past Indefinite;
C) Future Continuous;
D) Past Continuous.
We were working at our English at 9 o’clock yesterday.
A) Present Indefinite;
B) Past Continuous;
C) Future Continuous;
D) Past Indefinite.
These drugs altered the patient’s behavior.
A) Present Indefinite;
B) Past Indefinite;
C) Present Continuous;
D) Past Continuous.
The physician studies all that can see, feel and hear in the patient.
A) Present Indefinite;
B) Past Indefinite;
C) Future Continuous;
D) Past Continuous.
Tomorrow I shall be preparing Latin from 3 till 4 o’clock.
A) Future Indefinite;
B) Future Continuous;
C) Past Indefinite;
D) Present Continuous.
WHO achieved an impressive record in pursuing its main aim.
A) Present Indefinite;
B) Present Continuous;
C) Past Indefinite;
D) Past Continuous.
The famous cardiologist from London is performing the operation in our
regional hospital now.
A) Present Indefinite;
B) Present Continuous;
C) Future Indefinite;
D) Past Indefinite.
All graduates go through the internship.
A) Present Continuous;
B) Past Continuous;
C) Present Indefinite;
D) Future Continuous.
She is preparing the mixture for cough according to the doctor’s prescription.
A) Present Continuous;
B) Past Continuous;
C) Future Indefinite;
D) Past Indefinite.
I shall visit our district doctor tomorrow.
A) Future Indefinite;
B) Future Continuous;
C) Present Indefinite;
D) Past Indefinite.
At 3 o’clock tomorrow the patient will be sleeping after the operation.
A) Future Indefinite;
B) Future Continuous;
C) Present Continuous;
D) Present Indefinite.
Pirogov dedicated his life to people.
A) Future Indefinite;
B) Present Indefinite;
C) Past Indefinite;
D) Past Continuous.
I was reading my text-book in Chemistry the whole evening yesterday.
A) Future Continuous;
B) Past Indefinite;
C) Past Continuous;
D) Present Indefinite.
WHO is helping a total of more than twenty countries to fight trachoma.
A) Present Continuous;
B) Past Continuous;
C) Present Indefinite;
D) Future Indefinite.
The shoulder girdle connects the upper extremity with the trunk.
A) Present Indefinite;
B) Past Indefinite;
C) Present Continuous;
D) Future Indefinite.
The medical curriculum is difficult.
A) Past Indefinite;
B) Present Indefinite;
C) Present Continuous;
D) Past Continuous.
Medical students understand well all the difficulties of their profession.
A) Future Indefinite;
B) Present Indefinite;
C) Past Indefinite;
D) Present Continuous.
The doctor will examine the patients tomorrow.
A) Present Indefinite;
B) Future Indefinite;
C) Past Continuous;
D) Present Continuous.
My friend told me an interesting story dealing with the customs of foot
covering while indoors.
A) Past Indefinite;
B) Present Continuous;
C) Past Continuous;
D) Present Indefinite.
The femur is the largest and strongest bone of the human body.
A) Future Indefinite;
B) Present Continuous;
C) Past Continuous;
D) Present Indefinite.
Opposing brain hemispheres control each hand functions.
A) Present Indefinite;
B) Present Continuous;
C) Past Continuous;
D) Future Indefinite.
Our students will be carrying out the experimental work at 5 p.m.
A) Present Indefinite;
B) Future Continuous;
C) Past Continuous;
D) Future Indefinite.
The patient is still taking this drug clearing the nose.
A) Past Indefinite;
B) Present Continuous;
C) Future Indefinite;
D) Past Continuous.
Next week the students will have a lecture on methods of treatment used at
sanatoria and health resorts.
A) Present Indefinite;
B) Present Continuous;
C) Future Continuous;
D) Future Indefinite.
The operation having been over, they moved the patient to the ward.
A) Past Indefinite;
B) Present Continuous;
C) Past Continuous;
D) Future Indefinite.
After asking questions the physician performs physical examination.
A) Past Indefinite;
B) Present Indefinite;
C) Future Indefinite;
D) Past Continuous.
The surgeon usually disinfects the skin of the region to be operated on before
the operation.
A) Past Indefinite;
B) Past Continuous;
C) Present Indefinite;
D) Future Indefinite.
My friend will be taking the exam in Anatomy at this time tomorrow.
A) Past Indefinite;
B) Future Continuous;
C) Present Continuous;
D) Future Indefinite.
This patient suffering from lung disease will go to the Carpathians to receive
climate-based therapy.
A) Past Indefinite;
B) Future Continuous;
C) Future Indefinite;
D) Present Indefinite.
Nick was working at the library from 5 till 6.
A) Past Indefinite;
B) Past Continuous;
C) Present Indefinite;
D) Future Indefinite.
The working day of a district doctor begins at 8 o’clock.
A) Present Indefinite;
B) Past Continuous;
C) Past Indefinite;
D) Future Indefinite.
My friend is writing a scientific article about the use of pharmaceutical plants
in medicine.
A) Past Indefinite;
B) Present Continuous;
C) Present Indefinite;
D) Future Continuous.
As a rule different specialists give medical consultations to patients at the
polyclinic.
A) Future Indefinite;
B) Past Continuous;
C) Future Continuous;
D) Present Indefinite.
The doctor’s visit was unexpected.
A) Past Indefinite;
B) Past Continuous;
C) Present Indefinite;
D) Future Indefinite.
At that time I was going to the chemist’s to buy my mother drugs for
headache.
A) Present Continuous;
B) Past Continuous;
C) Future Indefinite;
D) Future Continuous.
The patient is going to consult a doctor before lowering the dose of the
medication.
A) Present Continuous;
B) Future Continuous;
C) Future Indefinite;
D) Past Continuous.
In summer we shall go to the seaside to take sun and sea treatment.
A) Present Continuous;
B) Past Continuous;
C) Future Indefinite;
D) Future Continuous.
The patient was glad to hear such good news.
A) Present Indefinite;
B) Past Indefinite;
C) Future Indefinite;
D) Future Continuous.
He was studying the effects of radiation on plants the whole day yesterday.
A) Past Continuous;
B) Present Continuous;
C) Future Indefinite;
D) Future Continuous.
This patient will be staying at the hospital for few days.
A) Past Indefinite;
B) Past Continuous;
C) Future Indefinite;
D) Future Continuous.
The respiratory system contributes to saturation of the blood with oxygen.
A) Present Indefinite;
B) Past Indefinite;
C) Future Indefinite;
D) Future Continuous.
th
In the 19 century cytology became a way to describe and identify cells.
A) Future Continuous;
B) Present Continuous;
C) Past Indefinite;
D) Past Continuous.
All morning the doctor will be performing diagnostic tests to confirm the
diagnosis suggested by the medical history.
A) Present Continuous;
B) Future Indefinite;
C) Future Continuous;
D) Past Indefinite.
During the operation doctors use special device for artificial respiration and
blood circulation.
A) Present Indefinite;
B) Future Indefinite;
C) Future Continuous;
D) Past Continuous.
The nurse was making the injection of morphine to control the patient’s
postoperative pain.
A) Present Continuous;
B) Future Indefinite;
C) Past Indefinite;
D) Past Continuous.
A nurse comes to the patient’s house to make him the administered injections.
A) Present Indefinite;
B) Future Indefinite;
C) Future Continuous;
D) Past Indefinite.
In two days the patient will receive application of ozocerite to strengthen the
effect of balneotherapy.
A) Future Indefinite;
B) Present Indefinite;
C) Future Continuous;
D) Past Indefinite.
She is preparing the mixture for cough according to the doctor’s prescription.
A) Present Continuous;
B) Present Indefinite;
C) Future Continuous;
D) Past Indefinite.
The district physicians examine patients with great care.
A) Past Continuous;
B) Future Indefinite;
C) Present Indefinite;
D) Past Indefinite.
The nurse usually gives the necessary surgical instruments to the surgeon.
A) Present Indefinite;
B) Future Indefinite;
C) Future Continuous;
D) Past Indefinite.
Careful examination helps the doctor to make a correct diagnosis and
prescribe proper treatment.
A) Past Indefinite;
B) Future Indefinite;
C) Present Indefinite;
D) Present Continuous.
The surgeon examined the patient’s wound yesterday.
A) Past Indefinite;
B) Future Continuous;
C) Present Indefinite;
D) Present Continuous.
To obtain the medical history the doctor was interviewing the patient.
A) Past Indefinite;
B) Future Indefinite;
C) Past Continuous;
D) Present Continuous.
We shall be getting ready for our test the whole day tomorrow.
A) Future Indefinite;
B) Future Continuous;
C) Present Indefinite;
D) Present Continuous.
The pharmacist is counseling the patient on the proper use of the medication
now.
A) Past Indefinite;
B) Future Indefinite;
C) Present Continuous;
D) Present Indefinite.
You will improve your mood enjoying aromatherapy.
A) Past Indefinite;
B) Future Indefinite;
C) Future Continuous;
D) Present Continuous.
The surgeon trimmed his nails and scrubbed his hands in the scrub-up room.
A) Past Indefinite;
B) Future Indefinite;
C) Past Continuous;
D) Present Continuous.
The cardiovascular system is a system of blood flow.
A) Future Indefinite;
B) Future Continuous;
C) Present Indefinite;
D) Present Continuous.
This man suffering from severe headache will undergo massage therapy to
relieve pain.
A) Present Continuous;
B) Past Indefinite;
C) Future Indefinite;
D) Future Continuous.
They were discussing what profession to choose.
A) Past Indefinite;
B) Present Indefinite;
C) Past Continuous;
D) Future Continuous.
The nurse on duty is giving antibiotics to the patient at the moment.
A) Present Continuous;
B) Past Indefinite;
C) Present Indefinite;
D) Future Continuous.
In a year we shall have a possibility to work at the clinic.
A) Past Continuous;
B) Past Indefinite;
C) Future Indefinite;
D) Future Continuous.
While visiting patients at their homes a district doctor washes his hands, puts
on his white gown, and then performs examination.
A) Present Indefinite;
B) Past Indefinite;
C) Future Indefinite;
D) Future Continuous.
Tomorrow at the Anatomy lesson we shall be learning facial and cranial parts
of the head.
A) Present Continuous;
B) Present Indefinite;
C) Future Continuous;
D) Future Indefinite.
The surgeon trimmed his nails and scrubbed his hands in the scrub-up room.
A) Present Continuous;
B) Future Indefinite;
C) Past Continuous;
D) Past Indefinite.
During his reception hours a physician sees 15 or even more patients.
A) Present Continuous;
B) Present Indefinite;
C) Past Continuous;
D) Past Indefinite.
A physician deals with every case carefully and attentively.
A) Present Continuous;
B) Past Continuous;
C) Present Indefinite;
D) Future Continuous.
Diet will help you to control weight.
A) Present Continuous;
B) Past Continuous;
C) Present Indefinite;
D) Future Indefinite.
The dentist is using novocain to pull his tooth out.
A) Present Continuous;
B) Past Continuous;
C) Future Indefinite;
D) Future Continuous.
I was learning by heart the poem” Being a Physician: Science and Art” the
whole evening yesterday.
A) Future Indefinite;
B) Past Continuous;
C) Past Indefinite;
D) Future Continuous.
On admission to the hospital the nurse usually takes the patient to the
reception ward.
A) Present Continuous;
B) Past Indefinite;
C) Present Indefinite;
D) Future Continuous.
The whole week students will be working at laboratories performing blood
analyses.
A) Future Continuous;
B) Past Indefinite;
C) Future Indefinite;
D) Past Continuous.
The nurse filled in the case history with the general information about the
patient.
A) Present Indefinite;
B) Past Indefinite;
C) Future Indefinite;
D) Future Continuous.
At 3 o’clock tomorrow the patient will be sleeping after the operation.
A) Present Continuous;
B) Past Continuous;
C) Future Indefinite;
D) Future Continuous.
When a person falls ill he usually goes to the polyclinic.
A) Present Continuous;
B) Present Indefinite;
C) Future Continuous;
D) Past Indefinite.
The diaphragm divides the trunk into the thoracic cavity and the abdominal
cavity.
A) Present Continuous;
B) Past Indefinite;
C) Past Continuous;
D) Present Indefinite.
Pirogov was a field surgeon during four wars.
A) Future Indefinite;
B) Past Indefinite;
C) Present Indefinite;
D) Past Continuous.
Remedies for external use were vinegar, olive oil and wine.
A) Past Continuous;
B) Past Indefinite;
C) Present Indefinite;
D) Future Continuous.
The surgeons were performing the operation from two till five o’clock on
Monday.
A) Present Indefinite;
B) Past Indefinite;
C) Past Continuous;
D) Future Continuous.
WHO stands out as an indispensable international health-effort coordinating
center.
A) Present Indefinite;
B) Future Indefinite;
C) Present Continuous;
D) Past Indefinite.
The doctor is examining the patient at the moment.
A) Past Indefinite;
B) Past Continuous;
C) Present Indefinite;
D) Present Continuous.
I’ll try to enter the Ivano-Frankivsk State Medical University.
A) Present Continuous;
B) Present Indefinite;
C) Future Continuous;
D) Future Indefinite.
The doctor is examining a patient now.
A) Present Indefinite;
B) Future Indefinite;
C) Present Continuous;
D) Past Continuous.
The diaphragm divides the trunk into two parts.
A) Present Indefinite;
B) Past Indefinite;
C) Future Continuous;
D) Present Continuous.
Pirogov formulated some of the most important principles of treating gunshot
wounds, fractures, shock and wound infections.
A) Present Indefinite;
B) Present Continuous;
C) Past Indefinite;
D) Past Continuous.
Hippocrates took belladonna, opium, mandragora as narcotics.
A) Present Indefinite;
B) Past Indefinite;
C) Present Continuous;
D) Past Continuous.
We shall be sterilizing the glassware at the chemist’s at this time tomorrow.
A) Future Continuous;
B) Present Continuous;
C) Past Continuous;
D) Present Indefinite.
WHO will control environmental conditions on an international scale.
A) Present Indefinite;
B) Future Indefinite;
C) Future Continuous;
D) Past Continuous.
The pelvis connects the lower extremity with the trunk.
A) Present Indefinite;
B) Present Continuous;
C) Future Indefinite;
D) Past Indefinite.
We were discussing the action of anesthetics, barbiturates, antihistamines and
antibiotics during the whole period on Monday.
A) Past Indefinite;
B) Present Indefinite;
C) Future Indefinite;
D) Past Continuous.
The doctor will send a patient to the hospital.
A) Future Indefinite;
B) Present Indefinite;
C) Present Continuous;
D) Future Continuous.
Pirogov developed the most ingenious methods of performing operations.
A) Past Indefinite;
B) Past Continuous;
C) Present Continuous;
D) Future Indefinite.
The physician closely examines the body of the patient.
A) Present Indefinite;
B) Past Indefinite;
C) Present Continuous;
D) Future Indefinite.
Our first term will last till the middle of December.
A) Future Continuous;
B) Past Continuous;
C) Future Indefinite;
D) Present Indefinite.
The doctor is measuring the patient’s blood pressure at the moment.
A) Past Indefinite;
B) Past Continuous;
C) Present Continuous;
D) Future Indefinite.
The students were taking their examination in English from 8 till 12 o’clock
on Tuesday.
A) Past Indefinite;
B) Present Indefinite;
C) Future Indefinite;
D) Past Continuous.
There are clinical internship and post-graduate courses at our university.
A) Present Continuous;
B) Present Indefinite;
C) Future Indefinite;
D) Past Indefinite.
To treat patients is a great art but not an ordinary trade.
A) Present Indefinite;
B) Past Continuous;
C) Future Indefinite;
D) Past Indefinite.
The doctor examined the patient, made a diagnosis and prescribed treatment
to him.
A) Present Indefinite;
B) Past Indefinite;
C) Past Continuous;
D) Present Continuous.
I shall buy some medicines at the chemist’s shop.
A) Present Indefinite;
B) Present Continuous;
C) Future Continuous;
D) Future Indefinite.
Pirogov had a phenomenal capacity for work.
A) Past Indefinite;
B) Present Indefinite;
C) Past Continuous;
D) Present Continuous.
The doctor discharges the patient from the hospital.
A) Present Indefinite;
B) Past Indefinite;
C) Present Continuous;
D) Past Continuous.
I shall enter any house for the good of the patient.
A) Past Indefinite;
B) Past Continuous;
C) Future Indefinite;
D) Future Continuous.
The professor is speaking to the postgraduate students now.
A) Present Indefinite;
B) Future Indefinite ;
C) Present Continuous;
D) Past Continuous.
After the third year the students work as doctor’s assistants at the
therapeutical wards.
A) Present Continuous;
B) Future Continuous;
C) Present Indefinite;
D) Past Continuous.
The doctor did his best and gained the patient’s confidence.
A) Present Continuous;
B) Past Continuous;
C) Present Indefinite;
D) Past Indefinite.
At 2 o’clock the doctor will be performing an operation.
A) Future Continuous;
B) Future Indefinite;
C) Present Continuous;
D) Present Indefinite.
Pirogov developed classical, world-acknowledged methods of operations and
treatment in ophthalmology, urology, and other fields.
A) Future Indefinite;
B) Future Continuous;
C) Past Indefinite;
D) Present Indefinite.
The doctor recommended the patient to take less food at the height of disease
and to use a liquid diet in feverish.
A) Past Indefinite;
B) Present Indefinite;
C) Future Indefinite;
D) Past Continuous.
The nurse was injecting morphine at that time yesterday.
A) Past Indefinite;
B) Past Continuous;
C) Future Indefinite;
D) Present Continuous.
The scientist finished his research.
A) Past Indefinite;
B) Present Indefinite;
C) Past Continuous;
D) Present Continuous.
What does Hippocrates’ Oath read?
A) Present Indefinite;
B) Future Indefinite;
C) Present Continuous;
D) Past Indefinite.
American higher education developed its pattern by the adaptation to two
traditions.
A) Past Indefinite;
B) Present Indefinite;
C) Present Continuous;
D) Past Continuous.
The principal parts of our body are the head, the limbs and the trunk.
A) Past Indefinite;
B) Future Indefinite;
C) Present Indefinite;
D) Past Continuous.
Yesterday I couldn’t make an appointment in the registry.
A) Present Indefinite;
B) Present Continuous;
C) Past Indefinite;
D) Past Continuous.
A pharmacist keeps all medicines in drug cabinets, on the open shelves and in
the refrigerator.
A) Present Continuous;
B) Past Indefinite;
C) Present Indefinite;
D) Future Indefinite.
Pirogov firmly believed that narcosis created the optimum conditions for
keeping up the patient’s vital functions during an operation.
A) Past Continuous;
B) Present Continuous;
C) Past Indefinite;
D) Future Continuous.
Hippocrates studied and lived for a long period in Athens.
A) Present Indefinite;
B) Future Continuous;
C) Past Indefinite;
D) Past Continuous.
We are discussing this problem at the moment.
A) Present Indefinite;
B) Present Continuous;
C) Past Indefinite;
D) Past Continuous.
In some days after the operation the patient will go to the dressing room.
A) Present Indefinite;
B) Present Continuous;
C) Future Indefinite;
D) Future Continuous.
The bones consist of organic and inorganic substance.
A) Future Indefinite;
B) Present Indefinite;
C) Present Continuous;
D) Past Indefinite.
The students were studying the organs of the abdominal cavity during the
whole period on Thursday.
A) Present Continuous;
B) Present Indefinite;
C) Past Continuous;
D) Future Indefinite.
The doctor said that phenobarbital was the best known sedative.
A) Future Indefinite;
B) Present Indefinite;
C) Past Indefinite;
D) Present Continuous.
Every small bottle, a tube or a box has a label.
A) Past Indefinite;
B) Future Indefinite;
C) Present Continuous;
D) Present Indefinite.
Medical services constitute a major item in the state budget.
A) Past Indefinite;
B) Present Indefinite;
C) Present Continuous;
D) Future Indefinite.
The nervous system contains structural or histological units, the nerve cells.
A) Present Continuous;
B) Present Indefinite;
C) Past Indefinite;
D) Future Indefinite.
I’ll be writing out the new words from the text for the whole evening
tomorrow.
A) Past Indefinite;
B) Present Indefinite;
C) Past Continuous;
D) Future Continuous.
The patient is talking with the dermatologist at the moment.
A) Present Indefinite;
B) Present Continuous;
C) Past Indefinite;
D) Future Continuous.
Individual dose requirements vary considerably based on each patient’s age,
weight, and severity of pain.
A) Past Indefinite;
B) Present Indefinite;
C) Past Continuous;
D) Present Perfect.
There were not screening procedures which helped the physicians to confirm
the diagnosis of a disease many years ago.
A) Present Perfect;
B) Past Indefinite;
C) Present Indefinite;
D) Future Indefinite.
The chemist will have prepared drugs for cough by 2 o’clock p.m. tomorrow.
A) Present Perfect;
B) Future Indefinite;
C) Future Continuous;
D) Future Perfect.
The doctor has already increased to dose of the medicines for this patient.
A) Present Perfect;
B) Past Perfect;
C) Present Indefinite;
D) Past Continuous.
Pharmaceutical industry is constantly developing and is also involving in the
research.
A) Present Continuous;
B) Present Indefinite;
C) Present Perfect;
D) Past Continuous.
We were translating the text the whole evening yesterday.
A) Past Indefinite;
B) Past Continuous;
C) Present Perfect;
D) Past Perfect.
The chemist had analyzed the chemical substances by means of spectroscopy
by 4 o’clock on Monday.
A) Future Indefinite;
B) Past Indefinite;
C) Future Perfect;
D) Past Perfect.
The use of essential oils and other aromatic compound will greatly affect the
person’s mood and health.
A) Present Continuous;
B) Future Indefinite;
C) Future Perfect;
D) Past Indefinite.
Post-graduates will defend their thesis for master’s scientific degree.
A) Present Indefinite;
B) Past Indefinite;
C) Future Indefinite;
D) Present Continuous.
The cranial cavity contains the brain and its membranes.
A) Past Indefinite;
B) Present Indefinite;
C) Past Continuous;
D) Present Continuous.
The patient suffered from anaphylactic shock an hour ago.
A) Present Indefinite;
B) Past Continuous;
C) Past Indefinite;
D) Present Continuous.
Labels of different colours prevent confusing various remedies.
A) Past Indefinite;
B) Future Indefinite;
C) Present Indefinite;
D) Present Continuous.
People get medical assistance in different clinics, polyclinics, hospitals.
A) Present Continuous;
B) Past Indefinite;
C) Present Indefinite;
D) Future Indefinite.
The environment is an important factor influencing the development of a
person.
A) Present Indefinite;
B) Present Continuous;
C) Past Indefinite;
D) Past Continuous.
The surgeon is performing the operation on appendicitis now.
A) Present Indefinite;
B) Past Indefinite;
C) Present Continuous;
D) Future Continuous.
The man has two lower extremities.
A) Future Indefinite;
B) Present Indefinite;
C) Present Continuous;
D) Past Continuous.
The students will acquire skills in carrying on medical procedures during
practice.
A) Past Indefinite;
B) Present Indefinite;
C) Future Indefinite;
D) Future Continuous.
The students will spend three or four years of pre-medical training at a
university.
A) Future Continuous;
B) Past Indefinite;
C) Present Indefinite;
D) Future Indefinite.
We get drugs from different sources.
A) Present Continuous;
B) Past Indefinite;
C) Present Indefinite;
D) Past Continuous.
The cell is the fundamental unit of all living matter.
A) Present Continuous;
B) Present Indefinite;
C) Future Indefinite;
D) Past Continuous.
All sanatoriums and health resorts will soon have the latest medical
equipment.
A) Present Continuous;
B) Present Indefinite;
C) Future Continuous;
D) Future Indefinite.
The doctor was making the morning round from 8 till 10 o’clock on Friday.
A) Present Continuous;
B) Present Indefinite;
C) Past Indefinite;
D) Past Continuous.
He is watching an interesting medical TV programme now.
A) Present Indefinite;
B) Past Indefinite;
C) Present Continuous;
D) Present Perfect.
The surgeon on duty made a physical examination and took patient’s case
history.
A) Past Indefinite;
B) Past Continuous;
C) Future Indefinite;
D) Future Continuous.
There were many students in the lecture hall.
A) Past Indefinite;
B) Present Indefinite;
C) Past Continuous;
D) Future Indefinite.
The students will be taking their examination in English at 10 o’clock
tomorrow.
A) Past Continuous;
B) Present Continuous;
C) Future Continuous;
D) Present Indefinite.
The doctors use antibiotics to treat bacterial infections.
A) Future Indefinite;
B) Present Continuous;
C) Past Indefinite;
D) Present Indefinite.
All plants and animals consist of cells.
A) Past Indefinite;
B) Future Indefinite;
C) Present Indefinite;
D) Past Continuous.
Medical establishments are functioning in all regions of out country.
A) Present Continuous;
B) Present Indefinite;
C) Future Continuous;
D) Past Continuous.
She says that she works at the local polyclinic.
A) Present Continuous;
B) Present Indefinite;
C) Past Indefinite;
D) Future Indefinite.
The patient will take his temperature in an hour.
A) Past Continuous;
B) Present Indefinite;
C) Future Continuous;
D) Future Indefinite.
They were listening to the lecture very attentively.
A) Present Indefinite;
B) Present Continuous;
C) Past Continuous;
D) Future Continuous.
The nurse will be able to carry on this medical procedure.
A) Future Continuous;
B) Future Indefinite;
C) Present Indefinite;
D) Past Indefinite.
He passed the examination in Anatomy last month.
A) Present Indefinite;
B) Past Indefinite;
C) Past Continuous;
D) Present Continuous.
A doctor was operating a patient from 2 till 3 o’clock yesterday.
A) Past Indefinite;
B) Past Continuous;
C) Future Continuous;
D) Present Continuous.
Each human being starts life as a single cell.
A) Present Continuous;
B) Present Indefinite;
C) Past Indefinite;
D) Future Indefinite.
The lymphatic capillaries resemble blood capillaries in structure.
A) Present Continuous;
B) Present Indefinite;
C) Past Indefinite;
D) Future Indefinite.
The doctor will not receive patients tomorrow.
A) Future Continuous;
B) Future Indefinite;
C) Present Indefinite;
D) Past Indefinite.
Tomorrow doctor Petrenko will examine 15 patients.
A) Future Indefinite;
B) Past Indefinite;
C) Future Continuous;
D) Present Indefinite.
Prof. Zukin will be delivering interesting lectures at 10 o’clock tomorrow.
A) Present Indefinite;
B) Future Indefinite;
C) Past Indefinite;
D) Future Continuous.
The students are carrying out scientific experiments at the moment.
A) Past Continuous;
B) Present Continuous;
C) Future Continuous;
D) Present Indefinite.
The students will acquaint themselves with the basic procedures in the
hospital.
A) Present Indefinite;
B) Future Continuous;
C) Present Continuous;
D) Future Indefinite.
Most human cells reproduce through a process called mitosis.
A) Present Continuous;
B) Present Indefinite;
C) Past Indefinite;
D) Past Continuous.
She was speaking over the phone to her group-mate for two hours yesterday.
A) Present Continuous;
B) Present Indefinite;
C) Past Continuous;
D) Past Indefinite.
The doctor was listening to the patient’s heart and lungs for almost ten
minutes.
A) Present Continuous;
B) Present Indefinite;
C) Past Continuous;
D) Past Indefinite.
The surgeon is getting ready in the scrub-up room now.
A) Present Indefinite;
B) Past Indefinite;
C) Present Continuous;
D) Past Continuous.
This teacher taught us Physiology last year.
A) Present Indefinite;
B) Past Indefinite;
C) Past Continuous;
D) Future Indefinite.
Future doctors master all the fundamentals of medicine.
A) Present Indefinite;
B) Past Indefinite;
C) Present Continuous;
D) Future Indefinite.
In Ukraine many people study at different medical educational
establishments.
A) Future Indefinite;
B) Present Continuous;
C) Present Indefinite;
D) Past Indefinite.
The doctor will make a physical examination of the patient tomorrow.
A) Future Indefinite;
B) Past Indefinite;
C) Present Indefinite;
D) Past Continuous.
Chromosomes consist chiefly of two substances – DNA and certain proteins.
A) Past Continuous;
B) Present Indefinite;
C) Future Indefinite;
D) Present Continuous.
Hippocrates was the head of the most flourishing medical school.
A) Past Continuous;
B) Present Indefinite;
C) Past Indefinite;
D) Present Continuous.
Did you boil the milk before use?
A) Present Indefinite;
B) Past Indefinite;
C) Present Continuous;
D) Future Indefinite.
The pharmacist will be preparing ophthalmic ointments at 3 o’clock
tomorrow.
A) Future Indefinite;
B) Past Indefinite;
C) Future Continuous;
D) Present Continuous.
This textbook is experimental.
A) Future Indefinite;
B) Present Indefinite;
C) Present Continuous;
D) Past Continuous.
My service-record began five years ago, when I graduated from the Institute.
A) Present Indefinite;
B) Past Indefinite;
C) Future Continuous;
D) Past Continuous.
My father was giving a lecture on malaria at the medical university from 10
till 12 o’clock on Wednesday.
A) Past Indefinite;
B) Present Continuous;
C) Past Continuous;
D) Present Indefinite.
The doctor put him on a sick-leave last week.
A) Past Indefinite;
B) Future Indefinite;
C) Past Continuous;
D) Present Continuous.
Local anesthetics will relieve pain in the knee.
A) Future Indefinite;
B) Future Continuous;
C) Past Indefinite;
D) Present Indefinite.
Catabolism is the process of energy production in the cell.
A) Past Indefinite;
B) Future Indefinite;
C) Present Indefinite;
D) Past Continuous.
Hippocrates had many pupils.
A) Past Continuous;
B) Past Indefinite;
C) Future Indefinite;
D) Present Indefinite.
I was writing an article at 5 o’clock yesterday.
A) Past Indefinite;
B) Future Indefinite;
C) Past Continuous;
D) Present Continuous.
WHO is waging campaigns against yellow fever, tuberculosis and leprosy.
A) Past Continuous;
B) Present Continuous;
C) Present Indefinite;
D) Future Indefinite.
Before the operation Doctor Petrenko carried out many experiments.
A) Past Indefinite;
B) Past Continuous;
C) Future Indefinite;
D) Present Indefinite.
The chief doctor appointed him the head of the surgical department.
A) Present Indefinite;
B) Present Continuous;
C) Past Indefinite;
D) Past Continuous.
This surgeon will prescribe her some treatment next week.
A) Present Continuous;
B) Future Continuous;
C) Future Indefinite;
D) Present Indefinite.
These tranquilizers altered the patient’s behavior.
A) Present Indefinite;
B) Past Indefinite;
C) Present Continuous;
D) Past Continuous.
The physician studies all that can see, feel and hear in the patient.
A) Present Indefinite;
B) Past Indefinite;
C) Future Continuous;
D) Past Continuous.
Tomorrow I shall be preparing Latin from 3 till 4 o’clock.
A) Future Indefinite;
B) Future Continuous;
C) Past Indefinite;
D) Present Continuous.
WHO achieved an impressive record in pursuing its main aim.
A) Present Indefinite;
B) Present Continuous;
C) Past Indefinite;
D) Past Continuous.
The famous cardiologist from London is performing the operation in our
regional hospital now.
A) Present Indefinite;
B) Present Continuous;
C) Future Indefinite;
D) Past Indefinite.
All graduates go through the subinternship.
A) Present Continuous;
B) Past Continuous;
C) Present Indefinite;
D) Future Continuous.
The doctor is diagnosing a disease now.
A) Past Indefinite;
B) Present Continuous;
C) Present Indefinite;
D) Past Continuous.
I shall visit our district doctor tomorrow.
A) Future Indefinite;
B) Future Continuous;
C) Present Indefinite;
D) Past Indefinite.
I have already instilled the anaesthetic solution into the eyes.
A) Present Indefinite;
B) Present Perfect;
C) Past Indefinite;
D) Present Continuous.
The researchers are constantly testing new treatment materials and
preventive agents in controlled clinical trials.
A) Past Continuous;
B) Past Perfect;
C) Present Continuous;
D) Future Continuous.
Pharmacists know how a drug reacts with the constituents of the organism.
A) Past Indefinite;
B) Past Continuous;
C) Present Perfect;
D) Present Indefinite.
He will have obtained the new preparation by the end of the month.
A) Future Indefinite;
B) Future Continuous;
C) Future Perfect;
D) Past Perfect.
The senior teachers will publish new text-books for students in a week.
A) Future Indefinite;
B) Future Continuous;
C) Present Indefinite;
D) Present Continuous.
Professor will be delivering a lecture on pharmacognosy tomorrow at 10
o’clock.
A) Present Continuous;
B) Past Indefinite;
C) Future Indefinite;
D) Future Continuous.
Pharmacy students underwent practice in botanical station a year ago.
A) Past Indefinite;
B) Past Continuous;
C) Present Indefinite;
D) Present Perfect.
He was discussing his difficulties in carrying out the research with his
supervisor yesterday at 2 o’clock p.m.
A) Past Indefinite;
B) Past Perfect;
C) Present Continuous;
D) Past Continuous.
At 3 o’clock tomorrow the patient will be sleeping after the operation.
A) Future Indefinite;
B) Future Continuous;
C) Present Continuous;
D) Present Indefinite.
Pirogov dedicated his life to people.
A) Future Indefinite;
B) Present Indefinite;
C) Past Indefinite;
D) Past Continuous.
I was reading my text-book in Chemistry the whole evening yesterday.
A) Future Continuous;
B) Past Indefinite;
C) Past Continuous;
D) Present Indefinite.
WHO is helping a total of more than twenty countries to fight trachoma.
A) Present Continuous;
B) Past Continuous;
C) Present Indefinite;
D) Future Indefinite.
The shoulder girdle connects the upper extremity with the trunk.
A) Present Indefinite;
B) Past Indefinite;
C) Present Continuous;
D) Future Indefinite.
The medical curriculum is difficult.
A) Past Indefinite;
B) Present Indefinite;
C) Present Continuous;
D) Past Continuous.
Medical students understand well all the difficulties of their profession.
A) Future Indefinite;
B) Present Indefinite;
C) Past Indefinite;
D) Present Continuous.
The doctor will examine the patients tomorrow.
A) Present Indefinite;
B) Future Indefinite;
C) Past Continuous;
D) Present Continuous.
The students are taking part in the scientific work now.
A) Presnet Indefinite;
B) Present Perfect;
C) Present Continuous;
D) Past Continuous.
He has easily solved the substance.
A) Past Indefinite;
B) Past Perfect;
C) Present Perfect;
D) Present Indefinite.
I had posted the letter by three o’clock.
A) Past Indefinite;
B) Past Continuous;
C) Future Indefinite;
D) Past Perfect.
At the end of each term the student will write tests on different disciplines.
A) Future Indefinite;
B) Future Continuous;
C) Present Indefinite;
D) Past Continuous.
Yesterday at 9 a.m. I was going to the doctor to get a medical check-up.
A) Present Continuous;
B) Past Continuous;
C) Past Indefinite;
D) Present Prefect.
We will have graduated from the medical university by that time.
A) Future Indefinite;
B) Future Continuous;
C) Future Perfect;
D) Present Perfect.
He used the simplest compounds and found their physical properties.
A) Present Perfect;
B) Past Indefinite;
C) Past Perfect;
D) Past Continuous.
This surgeon will be operating on the patient with ulcer tomorrow at 11 a.m.
A) Future Continuous;
B) Present Continuous;
C) Future Indefinite;
D) Present Indefinite.
Виберіть правильну часову форму присудка:
The nurses … all procedures in twenty minutes.
A) will make;
B) are making;
C) made;
D) were making.
She … her examination in English at this time tomorrow.
A) will be taking;
B) are taking;
C) was taking;
D) takes.
The surgeon … the operation 5 minutes ago.
A) begins;
B) begin;
C) will begin;
D) began.
He … smoking soon.
A) gave up;
B) gives up;
C) will give up;
D) is giving up.
The nurse … the apparatus for blood transfusion now.
A) prepares;
B) is preparing;
C) prepared;
D) will prepare.
On Mondays we always … lectures in Anatomy.
A) are having;
B) were having;
C) have;
D) has.
What classes … you usually … ?
A) do … have;
B) does … have;
C) do … has;
D) does … has.
Our head … of the face and the skull.
A) is consisting;
B) consists;
C) consist;
D) consisted.
The therapeutist … his patient to the dermatologist last week.
A) sends;
B) sent;
C) send;
D) will send.
The professor … his lecture at two o’clock yesterday.
A) delivers;
B) were delivering;
C) delivered;
D) was delivering.
They … doctors in three years.
A) are;
B) were;
C) will be;
D) is.
The surgeon … the operation two hours ago.
A) will finish;
B) finishes;
C) finish;
D) finished.
The surgeon … the emergency operation now.
A) performs;
B) is performing;
C) will perform;
D) was perform.
We always … to the lecture in Physiology carefully.
A) listen;
B) were listening;
C) are listening;
D) listens.
Each hand … fingers.
A) have;
B) had;
C) has;
D) will have.
The Ministry of Public Health Service … large establishments of higher
medical education.
A) were controlling;
B) are controlling;
C) control;
D) controls.
The district physician usually … a deep knowledge of medicine.
A) have;
B) was having;
C) is having;
D) has.
The surgeons … on the patient from three till five o’clock yesterday.
A) were operating;
B) operated;
C) was operating;
D) are operating.
Who … on the patient in the operating room 15 minutes ago?
A) is operating;
B) will be operating;
C) operated;
D) operates.
We … the problems of environmental pollution tomorrow.
A) discuss;
B) were discussing;
C) shall discuss;
D) are discussing.
Wait! The surgeon … the patient’s wound.
A) is examining;
B) examines;
C) examined;
D) are examining.
We … to a lecture in Chemistry from 8 till 10 o’clock tomorrow.
A) listened;
B) are listening;
C) shall be listening;
D) shall listen.
What examinations … you … at the end of the first year.
A) does … take;
B) will … take;
C) were … take;
D) are … take.
At pharmaceutical departments the length of study … five years.
A) are;
B) am;
C) is;
D) were.
Next week the patient … physiotherapeutic procedures.
A) shall undergo;
B) undergoes;
C) will undergo;
D) underwent.
The physician … the patient from two till three o’clock to make a correct
diagnosis.
A) examined;
B) examines;
C) was examining;
D) were examining.
National Health Service … a full range of health services free of charge to
everyone.
A) provide;
B) provides;
C) was providing;
D) are providing.
Now they … the patient to the ward after the operation.
A) move;
B) moves;
C) are moving;
D) is moving.
There … two terms in the academic year.
A) is;
B) are;
C) am;
D) shall be.
What examinations in special subjects … the students … next year?
A) does … have;
B) will … have;
C) did … have;
D) do … have.
Every year they … examinations in the subjects studied.
A) take;
B) takes;
C) are taking;
D) were taking.
Look! The nurse … the patient’s temperature.
A) is taking;
B) are taking;
C) takes;
D) was taking.
Patients usually… an appointment in the registry.
A) make;
B) is making;
C) shall make;
D) makes.
The doctor … patients the whole morning on Monday.
A) consulted;
B) was consulting;
C) were consulting;
D) are consulting.
A famous pediatrician … to our medical university in some days.
A) will come;
B) comes;
C) is coming;
D) come.
The accessory structures … the teeth, tongue, salivary glands and others.
A) is;
B) was;
C) are;
D) to be.
The anaesthetist … the pre-medication now.
A) is making;
B) makes;
C) make;
D) was making.
… it hard to study at the University?
A) is;
B) are;
C) were;
D) will.
The institute … many departments.
A) have;
B) has;
C) is;
D) are.
During the first two years the students … general subjects.
A) studies;
B) studied;
C) is studying;
D) doesn’t study.
When my father … home, I … an interesting article about the latest
developments in medicine.
A) come, was reading;
B) come, read;
C) came, will read;
D) came, was reading.
The number of medical institutions, where people may get medical assistance
… constantly … .
A) are … growing;
B) is … growing;
C) were … growing;
D) shall … grow.
I … this medicine the day after tomorrow.
A) took;
B) is taking;
C) shall take;
D) takes.
The surgeon and his assistant … in the scrub-up room now.
A) get ready;
B) is getting ready;
C) was getting ready;
D) are getting ready.
The surgeon … the patient’s wound two hours ago.
A) examines;
B) was examining;
C) will examine;
D) examined.
… you … at medical university some years ago?
A) do … study;
B) did… study;
C) were … study;
D) will be … study.
I … our family doctor next month.
A) doesn’t see;
B) didn’t see;
C) shall see;
D) saw.
The principle parts of our body … the trunk, the head and the limbs.
A) were;
B) is;
C) are;
D) was.
Antibiotics … a chemical substance produced by mold.
A) was;
B) is;
C) am;
D) are.
When the teacher of Physics … the classroom, the students … the formulas.
A) entered, were revising;
B) enter, were revising;
C) entered, was revising;
D) entered, was revised.
Medical institutes and schools … in all regions of our country.
A) is functioning;
B) was functioning;
C) function;
D) functions.
The work of a first aid station … of great importance.
A) is;
B) are;
C) were;
D) am.
Now the surgical nurse … sterile gowns and dressings ready.
A) is getting;
B) was getting;
C) are getting;
D) were getting.
We …grammar exercises now.
A) write;
B) will write ;
C) are writing;
D) am writing.
A nurse … a procedure room in 5 minutes.
A) leave;
B) leaves;
C) will leave;
D) were leaving.
We … the text about AIDS the whole evening tomorrow.
A) shall be reading;
B) will read;
C) is reading;
D) were reading.
The pharmacist … the mixture when a customer … him about the main
contraindications of aspirin.
A) prepared, will ask;
B) was preparing, asked;
C) was preparing, shall ask;
D) prepare, asks.
Each doctor at a polyclinic … in charge of a definite district.
A) is;
B) are;
C) were;
D) am.
The dentist … the teeth now.
A) examine;
B) examines;
C) is examining;
D) was examining.
The nurse on duty … the patient’s temperature at this moment.
A) takes;
B) is taking;
C) took;
D) take.
I … this composition tomorrow.
A) shall write;
B) wrote;
C) write;
D) is writing.
The surgeon on duty usually … the stitches.
A) remove;
B) removes;
C) removed;
D) removing.
We … all necessary drugs in the chemist’s shop two days ago.
A) bought;
B) will buy;
C) buy;
D) are buying.
The skin … our skull.
A) is covering;
B) was covering;
C) covers;
D) cover.
The working day of a district doctor … at 8 o’clock.
A) begin;
B) begins;
C) is beginning;
D) was beginning.
We … practical classes every day.
A) are having;
B) having;
C) have;
D) has.
The digestive system … the alimentary canal and related organs.
A) have;
B) has;
C) was having;
D) is having.
Look! The surgeon on duty … a physical examination.
A) is making;
B) made;
C) makes;
D) are making.
He … to pass his first session well.
A) want;
B) wanting;
C) are wanting;
D) wants.
I … a district doctor tomorrow.
A) shall call in;
B) was calling in;
C) called in;
D) call in.
The therapeutist … me a very effective remedy last week.
A) prescribes;
B) will prescribe;
C) prescribed;
D) is prescribing.
We … an interesting article at that time yesterday.
A) are reading;
B) were reading;
C) is reading;
D) will be reading.
What … the nurse … from seven till nine yesterday?
A) is … doing;
B) was … doing;
C) did … do;
D) does … do.
Hippocrates … many pupils.
A) was having;
B) had;
C) is having;
D) have.
You … some medicines tomorrow.
A) was taking;
B) will take;
C) took;
D) take.
The doctor … the patient’s case history now.
A) takes;
B) took;
C) is taking;
D) was taking.
Anatomy … my favourite subject last year.
A) is;
B) was;
C) will be;
D) were.
He … a district doctor yesterday.
A) calls in;
B) is calling in;
C) called in;
D) will call in.
The surgeon … the operation in half an hour.
A) will perform;
B) is performing;
C) performed;
D) performs.
She … from pneumonia two years ago.
A) suffers;
B) suffered;
C) is suffering;
D) will suffer.
Susan … her exam two days ago but Alex … his exam at this time yesterday.
A) passed, was taking;
B) passes, took;
C) passed, is taking;
D) was passing, was taking.
Epithelium … almost entirely of cells.
A) is consisting;
B) consist;
C) are consisting;
D) consists.
We … notes of this lecture next time.
A) make;
B) made;
C) shall make;
D) are making.
Now the doctor … about the patient’s complaints.
A) is asking;
B) asks;
C) asked;
D) was asking.
We … the structure of the limbs last week.
A) are studying;
B) studied;
C) will study;
D) studies.
When … the students’ practice … ?
A) does… begin;
B) do … begin;
C) are … begin;
D) is … begin.
The nurse … the patients’ temperature every day.
A) take;
B) takes;
C) is taking;
D) was taking.
The doctor … a diagnosis having took the temperature and blood pressure
yesterday.
A) made;
B) make;
C) makes;
D) is making.
The patient … from gastritis last year.
A) suffers;
B) is suffering;
C) suffered;
D) will suffer.
… Peter … his textbook in Chemistry the whole night?
A) will … be reading;
B) will … read;
C) does … read;
D) did … read.
Where is professor? He … the lecture now.
A) delivers;
B) deliver;
C) is delivering;
D) delivered.
If she … the doctor, he … her proper treatment.
A) will visit … will prescribe;
B) visit … will prescribe;
C) visits … will prescribe;
D) visits … prescribes.
The surgeon is in the dressing room. He … the patient’s wound.
A) examines;
B) is examining;
C) examined;
D) will examine.
The leg … of several segments.
A) consists;
B) consisted;
C) was consisting;
D) consist.
The nurse … the patient morphine when the doctor entered the ward.
A) injected;
B) will inject;
C) was injecting;
D) is injecting.
The doctor … his morning round two hours ago.
A) begin;
B) begins;
C) began;
D) will begin.
They … the laboratory work tomorrow.
A) fulfill;
B) will fulfill;
C) fulfilled;
D) were fulfilling.
Don’t forget to take an umbrella. It … the whole day and you may catch cold.
A) will be raining;
B) will rain;
C) are raining;
D) rained.
The mouth … two lips.
A) is having;
B) have;
C) has;
D) will be having.
Where is the nurse now? She … out in the laboratory.
A) will helped;
B) helped;
C) are helping;
D) is helping.
Doctor Petrenko is in the operating room. He … the operation on the heart.
A) performs;
B) performed;
C) is performing;
D) will perform.
The students … experiments tomorrow.
A) will carry on;
B) carry on;
C) were carrying on;
D) carried on.
Many doctors … at state medical institutions.
A) works;
B) work;
C) is working;
D) was working.
The patient … in this ward yesterday.
A) are;
B) is;
C) was;
D) be.
The nurse … the ward twice a day.
A) air;
B) is airing;
C) airs;
D) were airing.
We … the whole evening. We … anatomy and physiology of the skin.
A) be busy, study;
B) shall be busy, shall be studying;
C) busy, shall study;
D) was busy, shall study.
Look! The doctor … the wound edges.
A) is washing;
B) washes;
C) washed;
D) are washing.
Where is the surgeon now? He … the operation.
A) are performing;
B) performed;
C) is performing;
D) performs.
The students … their lecturer the day after tomorrow.
A) saw;
B) will see;
C) is seeing;
D) see.
He … in the sanatorium last summer.
A) rests;
B) rest;
C) rested;
D) is resting.
She … a hot water bottle in the chemist’s shop two hours ago.
A) bought;
B) will buy;
C) is buying;
D) buys.
District doctors … for patient’s in an urban or rural district every day.
A) cater;
B) caters;
C) is catering;
D) are catering.
They … in the university now.
A) were;
B) are;
C) is;
D) am.
What … you … at six o’clock tomorrow? – I … a report in Chemistry.
A) do … do, am writing;
B) will … be doing, shall be writing;
C) did … do, was writing;
D) do… do, shall write.
In ancient times the physicians … vinegar, olive oil and wine as remedies.
A) use;
B) uses;
C) used;
D) will use.
Our future work … deep knowledge of medicine.
A) will be requiring;
B) requires;
C) require;
D) are requiring.
Don’t shout! The doctor … to the patient’s heart.
A) listened;
B) is listening;
C) was listening;
D) listens.
This patient … aspirin very often.
A) takes;
B) take;
C) is taking;
D) was taking.
The patient … the drugs in the prescription department right now.
A) is ordering;
B) will order;
C) ordered;
D) are ordering.
The doctor … preventive measures tomorrow.
A) will undertake;
B) undertook;
C) were undertaking;
D) are undertaking.
The leg … from the hip to the ankle.
A) extends;
B) is extending;
C) was extending;
D) shall extend.
She … to the doctor if she … better.
A) will go … won’t feel;
B) will go … doesn’t feel;
C) will go … didn’t feel;
D) shall go … doesn’t feel.
He always … at the library after classes.
A) is working;
B) work;
C) works;
D) was working.
We … Biochemistry last year.
A) don’t learn;
B) won’t be learning;
C) won’t learn;
D) didn’t learn.
My friend … the structure of the human body the whole evening yesterday.
A) learnt;
B) is learning;
C) learn;
D) was learning.
Look! The doctor … physical examination of the patient.
A) performs;
B) is performing;
C) will perform;
D) performed.
She was at the sanatorium last year. Balneotherapy … her health.
A) improves;
B) improved;
C) will improve;
D) is improving.
… the nurse … the patient injection when the doctor came in?
A) Did … make;
B) Did … made;
C) Was … made;
D) Was … making.
Tomorrow the students … good marks if they know the subject well.
A) will get;
B) get;
C) will be getting;
D) are getting.
Post-operative wound pain … usually present for the first few days after
operation.
A) are;
B) is;
C) were;
D) shall be.
He … still … for the doctor.
A) was waiting;
B) were waiting;
C) is waiting;
D) are waiting.
The doctor usually … his examination with questioning the patient carefully.
A) begin;
B) began;
C) begins;
D) will begin.
The patient … difficulty in breathing yesterday.
A) didn’t have;
B) wasn’t having;
C) isn’t having;
D) doesn’t have.
… the scientists … an AIDS vaccine in the nearest future?
A) Were … producing;
B) Will … produce;
C) Will … be producing;
D) Did … produce.
At that time the doctor … the patient to obtain the medical history.
A) was interviewing;
B) are interviewing;
C) interview;
D) will interview.
The nurse … all procedures from 7 till 9 tomorrow.
A) is performing;
B) will perform;
C) will be performing;
D) was performing.
he doctor … the wound edges and deeper structures with a mild antiseptic
solution half an hour ago.
A) wash;
B) washes;
C) washed;
D) will wash.
On admission to the hospital the nurse usually … the patient to the reception
ward.
A) takes;
B) shall take;
C) is taking;
D) will be taking.
What … you … from seven till nine yesterday?
A) did … do;
B) is … doing;
C) was … doing;
D) were … doing.
Listen! The professor … the lecture on the structure of the human body.
A) render;
B) renders;
C) is rendering;
D) are rendering.
Of course we … you if we … busy.
A) shall help … shan’t be busy;
B) help … shan’t be busy;
C) shall help … aren’t busy;
D) help … aren’t busy.
Don’t disturb the doctor, at the moment he … physical examination of the
patient.
A) performs;
B) was performing;
C) will perform;
D) is performing.
At what time … the doctor … patients tomorrow?
A) is … receive;
B) will … receive;
C) shall … be receiving;
D) was …receiving.
Many students of our university … fond of sports.
A) are;
B) are being;
C) is;
D) shall be.
They … surprised if they … this test properly.
A) will be … won’t write;
B) will be … don’t write;
C) are … won’t write;
D) are … don’t write.
What … you … at six o’clock tomorrow?
A) will … do;
B) will … be doing;
C) was … doing;
D) are … doing.
After graduating from the university we … in different medical institutions.
A) works;
B) is working;
C) shall work;
D) was working.
Nowadays the university library … about 300,000 volumes of educational and
methodical literature.
A) number;
B) will number;
C) numbers;
D) numbered.
Last week the patient … of severe headache.
A) was complaining;
B) complained;
C) will complain;
D) complains.
Look! Kate … her mother about the house.
A) helps;
B) helped;
C) is helping;
D) are helping.
In two days the patient … application of ozocerite to strengthen the effect of
balneotherapy.
A) will be receiving;
B) will receive;
C) receive;
D) shall receive.
She … the mixture for cough according to the doctor’s prescription at the
moment.
A) is preparing;
B) prepare;
C) prepares;
D) was preparing.
He often … to the chemists to buy her mother drugs for headache.
A) is going;
B) go;
C) goes;
D) was going.
Where … he … when I met him in the street.
A) did … go;
B) were … going;
C) was … going;
D) will … go.
These highly experienced surgeons … operation on the brain the whole day on
Tuesday.
A) shall perform;
B) will be performing;
C) shall be performing;
D) will perform.
If I … the structure of the human body, I … a good mark tomorrow.
A) learn … get;
B) will learn … will get;
C) will learn … get;
D) learn … shall get.
We … the text at 3 p.m. yesterday.
A) were translating;
B) was translating;
C) are translating;
D) will be translating.
Each finger … a colloquial name to distinguish it from others.
A) have;
B) has;
C) is having;
D) was having.
Medical workers … much attention to combating the most dangerous
diseases.
A) pays;
B) pay;
C) was paying;
D) shall pay.
Different specialists ... medical consultations to patients at the students
polyclinic tomorrow.
A) give;
B) will give;
C) will be giving;
D) gave.
The physicians ... in patient’s personal cards at 3 o’clock tomorrow.
A) fill;
B) will fill;
C) will be filling;
D) is filling.
If I ... time, I ... you to put drugs on the shelves.
A) shall have ... shall help;
B) have ... help;
C) shall have ... help;
D) have ... shall help.
The patient … difficulty in breathing yesterday.
A) didn’t have;
B) wasn’t having;
C) isn’t having;
D) doesn’t have.
The surgeon ... the operation at this time yesterday.
A) didn’t perform;
B) wasn’t performing;
C) doesn’t perform;
D) won’t be performing.
What examinations in special subjects ... the students ... next year?
A) does … have;
B) will … have;
C) did … have;
D) do … have.
Tomorrow my brother … walking on crutches.
A) will try;
B) will be trying;
C) try;
D) tried.
The whole next week this patient suffering from brain disorder … the bed
regimen.
A) follow;
B) follows;
C) was following;
D) will be following.
What … you … at the Anatomy lesson yesterday?
A) will … learn;
B) did … learn;
C) are … learning;
D) was … learning.
My friend … the structure of the oral cavity at 3 p.m. yesterday.
A) will be learning;
B) was learning;
C) is learning;
D) are learning.
To obtain the medical history the doctor usually … the patient.
A) was interviewing;
B) interview;
C) interviews;
D) will be interviewing.
He … this discovery some decades ago.
A) maked;
B) was making;
C) made;
D) was mading.
The pharmacist … the patient on the proper use of the medication now.
A) is counseling;
B) was counseling;
C) counsels;
D) counseled.
The overdosage of this drug usually … unfavorable reactions.
A) cause;
B) is causing;
C) causes;
D) caused.
Look! The pharmacist … different drugs on the open shelves.
A) puts;
B) put;
C) was putting;
D) is putting.
The doctor always … his patients carefully and thoroughly.
A) is examining;
B) examine;
C) examines;
D)was examining.
The nurse … the blood analysis tomorrow.
A) takes;
B) will take;
C) is taking;
D) took.
She … a terrible headache yesterday.
A) had;
B) has;
C) have;
D) is having.
The surgeon … the operation from 2 till 4 o’clock on Monday.
A) performs;
B) was performing;
C) will perform;
D) were performing.
The surgeon … the skin of the region to be operated on now.
A) disinfects;
B) disinfect;
C) is disinfecting;
D) disinfected.
The shoulder … our arms with the chest.
A) connects;
B) is connecting;
C) connected;
D) was connecting.
When … you … from the medical academy?
A) is not … graduate;
B) was not … graduate;
C) does … graduate;
D) will … graduate.
The nurse … the patients’ temperature now.
A) will take;
B) was taking;
C) took;
D) is taking.
The nurses … all procedures in twenty minutes.
A) will make;
B) are making;
C) made;
D) were making.
She … her examination in English at this time tomorrow.
A) will be taking;
B) are taking;
C) was taking;
D) takes.
The surgeon … the operation 5 minutes ago.
A) begins;
B) begin;
C) will begin;
D) began.
He … smoking soon.
A) gave up;
B) gives up;
C) will give up;
D) is giving up.
The nurse … the apparatus for blood transfusion now.
A) prepares;
B) is preparing;
C) prepared;
D) will prepare.
On Mondays we always … lectures in Anatomy.
A) are having;
B) were having;
C) have;
D) has.
What classes … you usually … ?
A) do … have;
B) does … have;
C) do … has;
D) does … has.
Our head … of the face and the skull.
A) is consisting;
B) consists;
C) consist;
D) consisted.
The therapeutist … his patient to the dermatologist last week.
A) sends;
B) sent;
C) send;
D) will send.
The professor … his lecture at two o’clock yesterday.
A) delivers;
B) were delivering;
C) delivered;
D) was delivering.
They … doctors in three years.
A) are;
B) were;
C) will be;
D) is.
The surgeon … the operation two hours ago.
A) will finish;
B) finishes;
C) finish;
D) finished.
The surgeon … the emergency operation now.
A) performs;
B) is performing;
C) will perform;
D) was perform.
We always … to the lecture in Physiology carefully.
A) listen;
B) were listening;
C) are listening;
D) listens.
Each hand … fingers.
A) have;
B) had;
C) has;
D) will have.
The Ministry of Public Health Service … large establishments of higher
medical education.
A) were controlling;
B) are controlling;
C) control;
D) controls.
The district physician usually … a deep knowledge of medicine.
A) have;
B) was having;
C) is having;
D) has.
The surgeons … on the patient from three till five o’clock yesterday.
A) were operating;
B) operated;
C) was operating;
D) are operating.
Who … on the patient in the operating room 15 minutes ago?
A) is operating;
B) will be operating;
C) operated;
D) operates.
I … the article on biotechnological invention yesterday.
A) was reading;
B) read;
C) reads;
D) will read.
Usually I … at home at my weekends.
A) stay;
B) is staying;
C) had stayed;
D) has stayed.
I … a diploma in 3 years.
A) shall get;
B) got;
C) is getting;
D) have got.
They … already … the plant microscopically.
A) has examined;
B) examines;
C) will examine;
D) have examined.
The proteins of organisms … sulfur and their nucleic acids.
A) obtains;
B) is obtained;
C) has obtained;
D) obtain.
Today researchers … the solubilities of gases in liquids.
A) discuss;
B) have discussed;
C) was discussing;
D) disscussed.
D.I. Mendeleyev … in Tobolsk, Siberia, on February 8, 1834.
A) will be born;
B) is born;
C) was born;
D) were born.
They … in the conference of Biologists now.
A) is not;
B) are not;
C) have not been;
D) was not.
We … the problems of environmental pollution tomorrow.
A) discuss;
B) were discussing;
C) will discuss;
D) are discussing.
Wait! The surgeon … the patient’s wound.
A) is examining;
B) examines;
C) examined;
D) are examining.
We … to a lecture in Chemistry from 8 till 10 o’clock tomorrow.
A) listened;
B) are listening;
C) shall be listening;
D) shall listen.
What examinations … you … at the end of the first year.
A) does … take;
B) will … take;
C) were … take;
D) are … take.
At pharmaceutical departments the length of study … five years.
A) are;
B) am;
C) is;
D) were.
Next week the patient … physiotherapeutic procedures.
A) shall undergo;
B) undergoes;
C) will undergo;
D) underwent.
The physician … the patient from two till three o’clock to make a correct
diagnosis.
A) examined;
B) examines;
C) was examining;
D) were examining.
National Health Service … a full range of health services free of charge to
everyone.
A) provide;
B) provides;
C) was providing;
D) are providing.
Now they … the patient to the ward after the operation.
A) move;
B) moves;
C) are moving;
D) is moving.
There … two terms in the academic year.
A) is;
B) are;
C) am;
D) shall be.
What examinations in special subjects … the students … next year?
A) does … have;
B) will … have;
C) did … have;
D) do … have.
Every year they … examinations in the subjects studied.
A) take;
B) takes;
C) are taking;
D) were taking.
Look! The nurse … the patient’s temperature.
A) is taking;
B) are taking;
C) takes;
D) was taking.
Patients usually… an appointment in the registry.
A) make;
B) is making;
C) shall make;
D) makes.
The doctor … the patients the whole morning on Monday.
A) consulted;
B) was consulting;
C) were consulting;
D) are consulting.
A famous pediatrician … to our medical university in some days.
A) will come;
B) comes;
C) is coming;
D) come.
The accessory structures … the teeth, tongue, salivary glands and others.
A) is;
B) was;
C) are;
D) to be.
The anaesthetist … the pre-medication now.
A) is making;
B) makes;
C) make;
D) was making.
… it hard to study at the University?
A) is;
B) are;
C) were;
D) will.
The institute … many departments.
A) have;
B) has;
C) is;
D) are.
During the first two years the students … general subjects.
A) studies;
B) studied;
C) is studying;
D) doesn’t study.
When my father … home, I … an interesting article about the latest
developments in medicine.
A) come, was reading;
B) come, read;
C) came, will read;
D) came, was reading.
The number of medical institutions, where people may get medical assistance
… constantly … .
A) are … growing;
B) is … growing;
C) were … growing;
D) shall … grow.
I … this medicine the day after tomorrow.
A) took;
B) am taking;
C) shall take;
D) takes.
The surgeon and his assistant … in the scrub-up room now.
A) get ready;
B) is getting ready;
C) was getting ready;
D) are getting ready.
The winter holidays usually … two weeks.
A) lasts;
B) last;
C) is lasting;
D) are lasting.
… you … at medical university some years ago?
A) do … study;
B) did… study;
C) were … study;
D) will be … study.
I … our family doctor next month.
A) doesn’t see;
B) didn’t see;
C) will see;
D) saw.
The principle parts of our body … the trunk, the head and the limbs.
A) were;
B) is;
C) are;
D) was.
Antibiotics … a chemical substance produced by mold.
A) was;
B) is;
C) am;
D) are.
When the teacher of Physics … the classroom, the students … the formulas.
A) entered, were revising;
B) enter, were revising;
C) entered, was revising;
D) entered, was revised.
Medical institutes and schools … in all regions of our country.
A) is functioning;
B) was functioning;
C) function;
D) functions.
The work of a first aid station … of great importance.
A) is;
B) are;
C) were;
D) am.
Now the surgical nurse … sterile gowns and dressings ready.
A) is getting;
B) was getting;
C) are getting;
D) were getting.
We …grammar exercises now.
A) write;
B) will write ;
C) are writing;
D) am writing.
A nurse … a procedure room in 5 minutes.
A) leave;
B) leaves;
C) will leave;
D) were leaving.
We … the text about AIDS the whole evening tomorrow.
A) shall be reading;
B) will read;
C) is reading;
D) were reading.
The pharmacist … the mixture when a customer … him about the main
contraindications of aspirin.
A) prepared, will ask;
B) was preparing, asked;
C) was preparing, shall ask;
D) prepare, asks.
Each doctor at a polyclinic … in charge of a definite district.
A) is;
B) are;
C) were;
D) am.
The dentist … the teeth now.
A) examine;
B) examines;
C) is examining;
D) was examining.
The nurse on duty … the patient’s temperature at this moment.
A) takes;
B) is taking;
C) took;
D) take.
I … this composition tomorrow.
A) shall write;
B) wrote;
C) write;
D) is writing.
In all medical institutes the training … six years.
A) last;
B) lasts;
C) lasting;
D) were lasting.
We … all necessary drugs in the chemist’s shop two days ago.
A) bought;
B) will buy;
C) buy;
D) are buying.
The skin … our skull.
A) is covering;
B) was covering;
C) covers;
D) cover.
The nurse … the blood analysis now.
A) takes;
B) is taking;
C) are taking;
D) will take.
We … practical classes every day.
A) are having;
B) having;
C) have;
D) has.
The digestive system … the alimentary canal and related organs.
A) have;
B) has;
C) was having;
D) is having.
Look! The surgeon on duty … a physical examination.
A) is making;
B) made;
C) makes;
D) are making.
He … to pass his first session well.
A) want;
B) wanting;
C) are wanting;
D) wants.
I … a district doctor tomorrow.
A) shall call in;
B) was calling in;
C) called in;
D) call in.
The therapeutist … me a very effective remedy last week.
A) prescribes;
B) will prescribe;
C) prescribed;
D) is prescribing.
We … medicine books at the time yesterday.
A) are reading;
B) were reading;
C) is reading;
D) will be reading.
What … the nurse … from seven till nine yesterday?
A) is … doing;
B) was … doing;
C) did … do;
D) does … do.
Hippocrates … many pupils.
A) was having;
B) had;
C) is having;
D) have.
You … some medicines tomorrow.
A) was taking;
B) will take;
C) took;
D) take.
The doctor … the patient’s case history now.
A) takes;
B) took;
C) is taking;
D) was taking.
Anatomy … my favourite subject last year.
A) is;
B) was;
C) will be;
D) were.
He … a district doctor yesterday.
A) calls in;
B) is calling in;
C) called in;
D) will call in.
The surgeon … the operation in half an hour.
A) will perform;
B) is performing;
C) performed;
D) performs.
She … from pneumonia two years ago.
A) suffers;
B) suffered;
C) is suffering;
D) will suffer.
Susan … her exam two days ago but Alex … his exam at this time yesterday.
A) passed, was taking;
B) passes, took;
C) passed, is taking;
D) was passing, was taking.
Epithelium … almost entirely of cells.
A) is consisting;
B) consist;
C) are consisting;
D) consists.
We … notes of this lecture next time.
A) make;
B) made;
C) will make;
D) are making.
Now the doctor … about the patient’s complaints.
A) is asking;
B) asks;
C) asked;
D) was asking.
We … the structure of the limbs last week.
A) are studying;
B) studied;
C) will study;
D) studies.
When … the students’ practice … ?
A) does… begin;
B) do … begin;
C) are … begin;
D) is … begin.
The nurse … the patients’ temperature every day.
A) take;
B) takes;
C) is taking;
D) was taking.
The doctor … a diagnosis having took the temperature and blood pressure
yesterday.
A) made;
B) make;
C) makes;
D) is making.
The patient … from gastritis last year.
A) suffers;
B) is suffering;
C) suffered;
D) will suffer.
… Peter … his textbook in Chemistry the whole night?
A) will … be reading;
B) will … read;
C) does … read;
D) did … read.
Where is professor? He … the lecture now.
A) delivers;
B) deliver;
C) is delivering;
D) delivered.
Two years ago something wrong … with his stomach.
A) is;
B) are;
C) will be;
D) was.
The surgeon is in the dressing room. He … the patient’s wound.
A) examines;
B) is examining;
C) examined;
D) will examine.
The leg … of several segments.
A) consists;
B) consisted;
C) was consisting;
D) consist.
They … the examination in English next term.
A) take;
B) will take;
C) is taking;
D) took.
The doctor … his morning round two hours ago.
A) begin;
B) begins;
C) began;
D) will begin.
They … the laboratory work tomorrow.
A) fulfill;
B) will fulfill;
C) fulfilled;
D) were fulfilling.
Don’t forget to take an umbrella. It … the whole day and you may catch cold.
A) will be raining;
B) will rain;
C) are raining;
D) rained.
The mouth … two lips.
A) is having;
B) have;
C) has;
D) will be having.
Where is the nurse now? She … out in the laboratory.
A) will helped;
B) helped;
C) are helping;
D) is helping.
Doctor Petrenko is in the operating room. He … the operation on the heart.
A) performs;
B) performed;
C) is performing;
D) will perform.
The students … experiments tomorrow.
A) will carry on;
B) carry on;
C) were carrying on;
D) carried on.
Many doctors … at state medical institutions.
A) works;
B) work;
C) is working;
D) was working.
The patient … in this ward.
A) are;
B) is;
C) were;
D) be.
The nurse … the ward twice a day.
A) air;
B) is airing;
C) airs;
D) were airing.
We … the whole evening. We … anatomy and physiology of the skin.
A) be busy, study;
B) shall be busy, shall be studying;
C) busy, shall study;
D) was busy, shall study.
Look! The doctor … the wound edges.
A) is washing;
B) washes;
C) washed;
D) are washing.
Where is the surgeon now? He … the operation.
A) are performing;
B) performed;
C) is performing;
D) performs.
The students … their lecturer the day after tomorrow.
A) saw;
B) will see;
C) is seeing;
D) see.
He … in the sanatorium last summer.
A) rests;
B) rest;
C) rested;
D) is resting.
She … a hot water bottle in the chemist’s shop two hours ago.
A) bought;
B) will buy;
C) is buying;
D) buys.
He … two lectures on Botany today.
A) had had;
B) have;
C) has had;
D) had.
Soon the term … to the end and we … vacations.
A) come … have;
B) comes … has;
C) will come … will have;
D) will come … had.
Medical science … to find out the etiology and successful treatment of
dangerous human diseases.
A) works;
B) work;
C) are working;
D) have worked.
She … from the medical university three years ago.
A) graduates;
B) graduated;
C) was graduating;
D) will graduate.
The sick child … in bed the whole day yesterday.
A) is staying;
B) will be staying;
C) stayed;
D) was staying.
The students … the laboratory before the laboratory assistant … .
A) have left … comes;
B) will leave … comes;
C) leave … came;
D) had left … came.
The chemist … the old woman to buy more effective drugs for hypertension.
A) adviced;
B) advice;
C) are advicing;
D) have adviced.
The pediatrician … vitamins to the little girl before he … the results of the
laboratory tests.
A) will have administered … obtains;
B) will administer … obtain;
C) administers … obtained;
D) administered … will obtain.
District doctors … for patient’s in an urban or rural district every day.
A) cater;
B) caters;
C) is catering;
D) are catering.
They … in the university now.
A) were;
B) are;
C) is;
D) am.
What … you … at six o’clock tomorrow? – I … a report in Chemistry.
A) do … do, am writing;
B) will … be doing, shall be writing;
C) did … do, was writing;
D) do… do, shall write.
In ancient times the physicians … vinegar, olive oil and wine as remedies.
A) use;
B) uses;
C) used;
D) will use.
Our future work … deep knowledge of medicine.
A) will be requiring;
B) requires;
C) require;
D) are requiring.
Don’t shout! The doctor … to the patient’s heart.
A) listened;
B) is listening;
C) was listening;
D) listens.
This patient … aspirin very often.
A) takes;
B) take;
C) is taking;
D) was taking.
The patient … the drugs in the prescription department right now.
A) is ordering;
B) will order;
C) ordered;
D) are ordering.
The doctor … preventive measures tomorrow.
A) will undertake;
B) undertook;
C) were undertaking;
D) are undertaking.
Plant pharmacological studies … its extracts … anti-viral and antiinflammatory properties.
A) have suggested … have;
B) has suggested … have;
C) have suggested … has;
D) suggests … to have.
Pharmacists … collaboratively with physicians, nurses and other healthcare
personnel in various medical and surgical areas.
A) works;
B) work;
C) is working;
D) has worked.
Don’t disturb him. He … at his report on medicinal herbs.
A) has been working;
B) are working;
C) is working;
D) works.
I … a scientific TV program on discoveries in Chemistry from 6 till 8 o’clock
yesterday.
A) was watching;
B) were watching;
C) has watched;
D) will be watching.
The doctor … the patient about the symptoms of accidental overdosage of
drugs before he … to use them.
A) will inform … start;
B) will have informed … starts;
C) inform … has started;
D) informs … started.
Yesterday I … drugs for cough in this chemist’s shop.
A) will buy;
B) had bought;
C) buys;
D) bought.
In many countries the people … the uses of their local flora and they … the
necessary herbs in their own gardens.
A) know … grow;
B) knows … grow;
C) has known … grow;
D) will know … grows.
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The course of study at the medical institute is six years.
Medical services constitute a major item in the state budget.
The aim of medical institutions is to protect the health of the people.
For the first two years the students study the so-called pre-clinical subjects.
The work of a first aid station is of great importance.
At the end of the third year the students undertake a six-week practice.
The clinical intern’s job is to improve his qualification in some narrow field of
medicine.
Medical institutes provide all medical institutions with highly qualified
specialist.
Post-operative wound pain was present for the first few days after operation.
Post-graduate courses train doctors, scientists and lecturers.
Chemist’s shops are specialized shops where medicines are sold.
Studying at college in the USA offers courses of instruction leading to
Bachelor’s degree.
Drugs are chemical substances used in medicine in the treatment of disease.
The college course of study lasts four years.
Hormones are secretions from the glands of animals.
The senior students study anesthesiology, dermatology, endocrinology, internal
medicine, neurology and others.
The World Health Organization is the world agency for international
cooperation in improving the physical and mental health of all.
A wide network of different kinds of medical institutions function in our
country.
Anesthetics are agents which act to relieve pain.
The World Heals Organization helps member nations in launching campaigns to
stamp out many diseases.
Barbiturates are the best known sedatives and hypnotics.
The World Health Organization achieved an impressive record in the battle
against some of the world’s most virulent diseases.
Tranquilizers are drugs which alter behavior.
The World Health Organization played a great role in the development and
testing of poliomyelitis and measles vaccines.
Antibiotics is a chemical substance produced by a microorganism.
The World Health Organization kept a watch on cholera, plague, yellow fever
and influenza.
A good doctor will always do his best to gain his patient’s confidence.
Insects began developing resistance to insecticides.
The trunk is the biggest part of the body.
Cholera suddenly spread and invaded a lot of areas.
The vertebrae are bony rings which together form the spinal column.
 The personnel of an average chemist’s consists of a manager of the chemist’s, a
dispensing pharmacist and a chemist controlling the prescriptions.
 The Academy of Pharmacy is the largest centre of education and science in
Ukraine.
 Chemists have carried out many experiments on breaking down the compounds.
Chemistry deals with the study of matter and the changes in its composition.
 The division of physical and chemical changes has been of great importance
since its discovery.
 During the chemical change a substance breaks into simpler ones.
 Medical science has developed new basic strategies to improve the health of
people.
 The course of study at the medical university is six years.
 Medical services constitute a major item in the state budget.
 The aim of public health system is to protect the health of the people.
 For the first two years the students study the so-called pre-clinical subjects.
 The roots of your teeth extend into your gums and beyond into the jaw bones.
 Yesterday these drugs caused some unfavourable reactions.
 Last week the students of our group spent a lot of time at the laboratory studying
different parts of teeth.
 Medical universities provide all medical institutions with highly qualified
specialists.
 Post-operative wound pain was present for the first few days after operation.
 Post-graduate courses train doctors, scientists and lecturers.
 Chemist’s shops are specialized shops where medicines are sold.
 The patient with gingival bleeding visited stomatologist yesterday.
 Wisdom teeth erupt between ages of 17 and 21 years.
 The patient asked the nurse to give him some drugs for headache.
 Oral hygiene consists of both personal and professional care .
 The patients will be taking drugs all these days.
 In 1685 Charles Allen wrote the first dental textbook “Operator for the Teeth “.
 A wide network of different kinds of medical institutions function in our
country.
 Anesthetics are agents which act to relieve pain.
 At birth the baby has a full set of 20 primary teeth.
 They were discussing what profession to choose the whole evening yesterday.
 When a patient has a toothache he goes to the stomatologist.
 Tranquilizers are drugs which alter behavior.
 Last year my brother graduated from the stomatological department of the
medical university.
 These highly experienced surgeons will perform operation on brain tomorrow.
 The nurse filled in the case history with the general information about the
patient.
 A good doctor will always do his best to gain his patient’s confidence.
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The surgeon examined the patient’s wound two hours ago.
At birth the baby has a full set of 20 primary teeth.
Anesthetics are agents which act to relieve pain.
When a patient has a toothache he goes to the stomatologist.
They were discussing what profession to choose the whole evening yesterday.
Compounds have a specific set of properties.
We studied the periodic table at school.
Atomic number plays major role in the chemical properties of any element.
The patient has already taken cough mixture.
The students of our group were translating the text “Chemical Compounds” the
whole evening yesterday.
The periodic table of the chemical elements is a tabular display of the chemical
elements.
The use of essential oils from plants greatly affects person’s mood and health.
Citizens of Athens often used rubs made of herbs.
Future doctors study at higher medical educational establishments.
Islam has made important contributions to pharmacology, especially during the
medieval period.
The Academy of Pharmacy is the largest centre of education and science in
Ukraine.
Chemists have carried out many experiments on breaking down the compounds.
Chemistry deals with the study of matter and the changes in its composition.
The division of physical and chemical changes has been of great importance
since its discovery.
During the chemical change a substance breaks into simpler ones.
Medical science has developed new basic strategies to improve the health of
people.
The course of study at the medical university is six years.
Medical services constitute a major item in the state budget.
Ointment is a viscous semisolid preparation used topically on a variety of body
surfaces.
For the first two years the students study the so-called pre-clinical subjects.
Pharmaceutists are sometimes small-business owners.
Yesterday these drugs caused some unfavourable reactions.
The clinical intern’s job is to improve his qualification in some narrow field of
medicine.
Medical universities provide all medical institutions with highly qualified
specialists.
Post-operative wound pain was present for the first few days after operation.
Post-graduate courses train doctors, scientists and lecturers.
Chemist’s shops are specialized shops where medicines are sold.
The surgeon removed the stitches yesterday.
Drugs are chemical substances used in medicine for the treatment of a disease.
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The patient asked the nurse to give him some drugs for headache.
This doctor received many patients the day before yesterday.
The patients will be taking drugs all these days.
The aim of public health system is to protect the health of the people.
For the first two years the students study the so-called pre-clinical subjects.
X-ray examination is a simple, painless test to take picture of the inside of the
body to help the doctor make a diagnosis.
Yesterday these drugs caused some unfavourable reactions.
The clinical intern’s job is to improve his qualification in some narrow field of
medicine.
Medical universities provide all medical institutions with highly qualified
specialists.
Post-operative wound pain was present for the first few days after operation.
Post-graduate courses train doctors, scientists and lecturers.
Chemist’s shops are specialized shops where medicines are sold.
The patient increased the range of movements in the joint gradually.
Drugs are chemical substances used in medicine for the treatment of disease.
The patient asked the nurse to give him some drugs for headache.
Pediatrics encompasses the care of the newborn child.
The patients will be taking drugs all these days.
The World Health Organization is the world agency for international
cooperation in improving the physical and mental health of all.
A wide network of different kinds of medical institutions function in our
country.
Anesthetics are agents which act to relieve pain.
The World Health Organization helps member nations in launching campaigns
to stamp out many diseases.
They were discussing what profession to choose the whole evening yesterday.
The World Health Organization achieved an impressive record in the battle
against some of the world’s most virulent diseases.
Tranquilizers are drugs which alter behavior.
The World Health Organization played a great role in the development and
testing of poliomyelitis and measles vaccines.
These highly experienced surgeons will perform operation on brain tomorrow.
The nurse filled in the case history with the general information about the
patient.
A good doctor will always do his best to gain his patient’s confidence.
The surgeon examined the patient’s wound two hours ago.
The trunk is the biggest part of the body.
The patient asked the nurse to give him some drugs for headache.
The vertebrae are bony rings which together form the spinal column.
The personnel of an average chemist’s consists of a manager of the chemist’s, a
dispensing pharmacist and a chemist controlling the prescriptions.
 Careful examination helps the doctor to make a correct diagnosis and prescribe
proper treatment.
 He was learning by heart the poem” Being a Physician: Science and Art” the
whole evening yesterday.
 The physician prescribed a strict diet to the patient with gastritis.
 She is preparing the mixture for cough according to the doctor’s prescription.
 The doctor usually begins his examination with questioning the patient
carefully.
 Next week the students will have a lecture on methods of treatment used at
sanatoria and health resorts.
 This doctor received many patients the day before yesterday.
 My friend is writing a scientific article about the use of pharmaceutical plants in
medicine.
 Different specialists give medical consultations to patients at the polyclinic.
 Next week the students will have a lecture on methods of treatment used at
sanatoria and health resorts.
 After the medical examination the doctor prescribed some procedures to the
patient.
 This surgeon is one of the most experienced in the department.
 A nurse comes to the patient’s house to make him the administered injections.
 The patient was glad to hear such good news.