ESAP醫(yī)藥英語教程全冊配套教學課件

ESAP醫(yī)藥英語教程Unit1WhatisMedicine?SkillsfocusListeningpreparingforalecturepredictinglecturescontentfromtheintroductionunderstandinglectureorganizationchoosinganappropriateformofnotesmakinglecturenotesSpeakingspeakingfromnotesVocabularyfocuswordsfromgeneralEnglishwithaspecialmeaninginmedicalstudiesprefixesandsuffixes1.1Vocabulary1.2Listening1.3ExtendingSkills1.4ExtendingSkillsUsingrelatedwordsSometimesawordingeneralEnglishhasaspecialmeaninginmedicine.Examples:patient,dressing,theatreIfyourecognizeawordbutdon’tunderstanditincontext,think:Whatisthebasicmeaningoftheword?Doesthathelpmeunderstandthespecialmeaning?GuessingwordsincontextVocabularybankExamples:

Watercandripfromatap.Adripmeansatinyflowofliquid.Ifadoctorputsapatientonadrip,itmeansthatthepatientreceiveatinyflowofsometypeofliquid,usuallyintheformofadrug,suchasanantibiotic.GuessingwordsincontextVocabularybankAReadthee-mail.WhatdothewordinbluemeaninmedicalEnglish?HiBethHopeyou’rehavingagoodtimeonholiday.I’mstuckinfrontofmycomputeragain,tryingtofinishmyhistoryessay.It’s11:30a.m.andI’mnotevendressedyet.Actually,we’vegotaleakinthebathroomandI’mwaitingfortheplumbertocomeandfixthevalves,orwhatever’swrongwithit.He’swaitingforadeliveryoftheparts,apparently.I’mtryingtobepatient,buteverytensecondsIcanhearadripfromthebathroomandit’sstartingtodrivemecrazy!Someofthegirlsinvitedmetoseeaplayatthetheatrelastnight.It’snotmykindofthingnormally,butIhavetoadmitthecastwereexcellent,evenifthestorylinewasnotthatgreat.Itriedtotakeaphotoofthemforyou,butmyfingerwascoveringthecameralens,soithasn’tcomeoutverywell.Anyway–backtomyhistoryessay.Seeyounextweek.Sophie1.1VocabularyWordMedicalMeaninghistorydressingvalvedeliverypatientdriptheatreadmissioncastlensnotesaboutthepatient’spreviousandpresentmedicalproblem(s)protectivecoveringforawoundtoavoidinfectionduringthehealingprocessfeatureoftheheartthatenablesittofunctionbyopeningandclosing,allowingbloodtopassthroughdeliveryroom–roominhospitalwherebabiesareborn/deliveredpersonwhoreceivescarefromadoctor,nurseorotherhealthcareprofessionalliquidpassedslowlyintopatient’sbloodthroughatuberoominahospitalwhereoperationsareperformeddepartmentinhospitalwherepatientsregisteronarrivalmadeofplasterofParistoaidinthehealingofbrokenbonesbykeepingthebodypartstiffpartoftheeyelocatedbehindthepupilthatfocuseslightpartofspeechchangedfromverbtonounpartofspeechchangedfromadjectivetonounpartofspeechchangedfromverbtonounpartofspeechchangedfromverbtonounworksinasimilarwaytoavalveinplumbingworksinasimilarwaytoacameralensBCompleteeachsentencewithoneofthewordsinredfromExerciseA.Changetheformifnecessary.1It’sonlyfairlyrecentlythat‘birthingpartners’havebeenallowedtobepresentinthe_________room.2Behindtheirisisthesoft,elastic_____thatwidensorcontractsunderdifferentlightingconditions.3The________willneedtotaketheprescriptiontothepharmacistinordertogethismedication.4Theheartisamuscularpump,dependentonaseriesoffour_______thatenableittofunction.5Takethepatient’s________byaskinghimorherabouttheirpastandcurrentmedicalproblems.6Youwillbetakendownto_________foryouroperationonceyouhavebeenseenbytheanaesthetist.7Thepatientwas___________totheEmergencyUnitfollowinganear-fatalcaraccident,andiscurrentlyona______.8Thenursewillchangethe__________onyourwoundnow,butthe________onyourlegwon’tcomeoffforanotherweekorso.deliverylenspatienthistoryadmitteddriptheatrevalvesdressingcast1.1VocabularyC&DStudyboxaandboxb.abasewordextralettersatthebeginningprefixabasewordextralettersattheendsuffix1.1VocabularyPrefixBasewordMeaningofprefixAntherwordsepticchemistrysectionbalancecontinentregularfunctionbiologypatientmaturemissionsoundbornantibiodisiminirmalmicrooutpretransultraunagainstrelatedtohumanlifelackofnotnotnotbad/wrongverysmallexteriorbeforefromoneplacetoanotherexcessivenot/oppositePREFIXanti-inflammatorybiologydisabilityimplantinsomniairreversiblemalformedmicroscopeoutbreakpre-existingtransplantultravioletunconsciousBasewordsuffixEffect/MeaningofsuffixAntherwordanalycardiologepidemfunctionharmidentiimprovelucidmechansisisticingfulfymentityismnounspecialistinthestudyofadjectivenounverb→adjectivemakeintoverb→nounadjective→nounnounSUFFIXdialysisradiologistgeneticconditioningtastefulmodifytreatmentimmunityorganismBasewordsuffixEffect/

MeaningofsuffixAntherwordmedicpalpitatphysicphysiolpractionregulresistshortspecialSUFFIXalionianogyerateancenessizenoun→adjectiveverb→nounrelatedtoperson’sjobtitlestudyofrelatedtoperson’sjobtitletomakeverb→nounadjective→nountocause/tobecomechemicalinvestigationpaediatricianhistologydriverprocreateacquaintanceweaknesshospitalizeEDescribethefollowingpicturesdeliveryroom,deliveringababyadmissions,admitapatienthistoryofapatient,takethepatient’shistory1.1Vocabularytheoperationistakingplaceintheatre,operatingtheatrethelegisinacast,aplastercastbeingonadripdressingforawoundEDescribethefollowingpictures1.1Vocabularylens(ofaneye)thejointofaknee,kneejointthevalvehelpsthehearttofunctioneffectively,aorticvalveEDescribethefollowingpictures1.1VocabularyAYouareastudentintheFacultyofMedicineatHadfordUniversity.ThetitleofthefirstlectureisWhatismedicine?1Writeadefinitionofmedicine.2Whatotherideaswillbeinthislecture?Makesomenotes.SeeSkillsbank.1.2ListeningMakingthemostoflecturesPlanPreparePredictProduce4PsSkillsbankPlanFindoutthetopicofthelecture.Researchthetopic.CheckthepronunciationofnamesandkeywordsinEnglish.Beforealecture…SkillsbankPrepareGettothelectureroomearly.Sitwhereyoucanseeandhearclearly.Bringanyequipmentyoumayneed.Writethedate,topicandnameofthelectureratthetopofasheetofpaper.SkillsbankBeforealecture…PredictListencarefullytotheintroduction.Think:Whatkindoflectureisthis?Writeanoutline.Leavespacefornotes.Thinkofpossibleanswers/solutions/effects,etc.,whilethelecturerisspeaking.SkillsbankDuringalecture…ProduceWritenotes/copyfromtheboard.Recordsources–books/websites/names.Attheend,askthelecturer/otherstudentsformissinginformation.Duringalecture…SkillsbankaItisaboutdissectingbodies.____bItisaboutunderstandingphysiology.____cItisaboutbecominghealers.____dItisaboutalotofstudying.____BListentoPart1ofthetalk.Whatdoesthelecturersayaboutmedicine?Tickoneormoreofthefollowing.√1.2Listening請將本單元的音頻和本PPT放在一個單獨的文件夾中，點擊小喇叭即可播放音頻（下同）CInPart2ofthetalk,whatcoresubjectswillamedicalstudentstudy?MedicinetraditionalmodelanatomyStructureofbodyphysiologyHealthbodyfunctionpharmacologyHowdrugsinteractwithlivingorganismbiochemistryThestructureandfunctionofchemicalcompoundspathologyDiseasescourseandtheircurepre-clinical+clinicalstudies1.2ListeningDInPart3ofthetalk,thelecturermentionscellandscan.WhatdothesewordsmeaningeneralandmedicalEnglish?WordGeneralEnglishmeaningMedicalmeaningcellscanplaceofimprisonmentlookroundorreadquicklysmallestunitoflivingorganismuseofultrasoundtovisualizeinternalorgansandbodytissue1.2ListeningEInPart4ofthetalk,thelecturerprovidesmoredetailonwhatiscoveredbyhumananatomy.medicalsubjectsAnatomy(structureofhumanbody)grossanatomystudywithnakedeyesmicroscopicanatomyhistologycytologyhispathologyPharmacology(studyofdrugs)WhatdrugsareHowdrugsworkWhatdrugsdo1.2ListeningThestudyoftheoutwardappearanceofthestructuresofthehumanbody.FWriteadefinitionofanatomy1.2Listeningthemainideas?mostofthespecialvocabulary?theorderofinformation?GLookbackatyournotesfromExerciseA.Didyoupredict:1.2ListeningAInamedicalcontext,whatcanyou…1diagnose2treat3record4analyze5practise6perform7prescribe8administer9interpretadisease,acondition,cancerapatient,acondition,diabetespatienthistory,observations,resultsresultsofatest,findings,compounds,samplesmedicine,dentistry,veterinarymedicine,oncologyanoperation,anexperiment,anultrasoundscanmedicine,tablets,exercise,drugs,medication,treatmentdrugs,aninjection,adoseresultsofatest,anx-ray,anultrasound[scan]1.3ExtendingskillsBHowcanyouorganizeinformationinalecture?Matchthebeginningsandendings.questionandproblemandadvantagesandclassificationandcomparisonandcauseandsequenceofstagesofatheoriesoropinionsthencontrastdefinitioneffectdisadvantageseventssupportinginformationprocesssolutionanswer1.3ExtendingskillsprosconsadvantagesanddisadvantagesclassificationanddefinitioncauseandeffectcomparisonandcontrasttwocolumnstreediagramspidergramMakingperfectlecturenotestableSkillsbank18th

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factsandfiguresstagesofprocesssequenceofeventstimelineflowcharttablequestionandanswerheadingsandnotesMakingperfectlecturenotesSkillsbankExampleYouhear:Inthelecturetoday,I’mgoingtotalkaboutthedifferentstagesofAlzheimer’sandhowthesecanberecognizedinthepatient…Youchoose:flowchartEListentofivelectureintroductions.ChooseapossiblewaytotakenotesfromExerciseCineachcase.1.3ExtendingskillsLecture1Lecture2Lecture3Lecture4Lecture5advantagesanddisadvantages(twocolumns)classificationanddefinition(treediagram)processofstages(flowchart)problemandsolution(headingsandnotes/twocolumns)causeandeffect(spidergram)EListentofivelectureintroductions.ChooseapossiblewaytotakenotesfromExerciseCineachcase.1.3ExtendingskillslasersurgeryscalpelantisepticvaccinationstagnantwaterAStudypictures1-5.Whatdotheyshow?Matchthefollowingwords.1.4ExtendingskillsBWhatdoeseachdiagram(a-c)show?thethyroidglandbrainscanscomparingahealthypatientwithapatientsufferingfromAlzheimer’sthechemicalbreakdownofpenicillin1.4Extendingskills1.4ExtendingskillsCListentothelectureintroductionsfromlesson1.3again.Makeanoutlineofyournotes.DLookatyouroutlineforeachlecture.Whatdoyouexpectthelecturetotalkaboutinthelecture?Inwhatorder?EListentothenextparteachlecture.Completeyournotes.Lecture1

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1.4Extendingskills請將本單元的音頻和本PPT放在一個單獨的文件夾中，點擊超鏈接即可播放音頻GWorkinpair.1Usethenotesontheoppositepage.Reconstructonelecture.2Givethelecturetoanotherpair.1.4ExtendingskillsFUncovertheoppositepage.Checkyournotesagainstthemodelnotes.Areyoursthesameordifferent?TipsforReference1.1Vocabulary部分，可以先讓學生課前通過查閱詞典等完成A、B、C、D的練習；接著，課堂上講解vocabularybank中的“Guessingwordsincontext”技能；E部分的圖片可以請學生課堂討論。1.2Listening部分，按次序聽完，并將skillsbank中“Makingthemostoflectures”技能融入聽力訓練中。1.3Extendingskills部分，重點講解如何通過學術講座的開頭介紹，設計筆記的類型。1.4Extendingskills部分，可以作為學生課后操練的練習；由學生聽完整的講座內(nèi)容，并做好筆記；課堂上請學生根據(jù)筆記講述內(nèi)容。Unit2AchievementsinMedicineSkillsfocusReadingusingresearchquestionstofocusonrelevantinformationinatextusingtopicsentencestogetanoverviewofthetextWritingwritingtopicsentencessummarizingatextVocabularyfocusEnglish–Englishdictionaries:headwordsdefinitionspartsofspeechphonemesstressmarkerscountable/uncountabletransitive/intransitive2.1Vocabulary2.2Reading2.3Extendingskills2.4ExtendingskillsThiskindofdictionaryhelpsyouactuallylearnEnglish.Usingheadwordsandpartsofspeech1Findthecorrectheadword.Theseboldwordsinadictionaryareinalphabeticalorder.Lookatthewordsonthetopleftandtoprightofthedoublepage.Findwordswhichcomejustbeforeandafteryourword.2Findthecorrectmeaning.Iftherearedifferentmeaningsoftheword,theyappearinanumberedlist.Lookatallthemeaningsbeforeyouchoosethecorrectoneincontext.UsingyourEnglish–EnglishdictionaryVocabularybankUsingheadwordsandpartsofspeech3Findthecorrectpartofspeech.Sometimesthesameheadwordappearsmorethanonce,followedbyasmallnumber.Thismeansthewordhasmorethanonepartofspeech,e.g.,nandv.Workoutthepartofspeechbeforeyoulookupaword.Clues:?Nounscomeafterarticles(a/an/the)oradjectives.?Verbscomeafternounsorpronouns.UsingyourEnglish–EnglishdictionaryVocabularybankAHowcananEnglish–EnglishdictionaryhelpyouunderstandandproducespokenandwrittenEnglish?Thefollowinginformationisusefulfor

spokenEnglish:stresspronunciationofindividualphonemes–particularlywhenaphonemehasmultiplepronunciationsThefollowinginformationisusefulforwrittenEnglish:informationaboutthetypeofword–C/U;T/I2.1VocabularyAHowcananEnglish–EnglishdictionaryhelpyouunderstandandproducespokenandwrittenEnglish?ThefollowinginformationisusefulforwrittenEnglish:thespelling–studentsmightmakethepointthatifyoudon’tknowthespelling,youcan’tfindthewordinthefirstplace,butpointoutthatyoucanoftenguessthepossiblespelling–forexample,medicalcouldbemedikbutifyoudon’tfinditthere,youcantrymedic…examplesofthewordinusetomemorizesomesynonymsforlexicalcohesion–thisisaveryimportantpoint,althoughyoumaynotwanttoelaborateonthisnow2.1Vocabulary1Whyarethetwowords(topleftandtopright)important?Theytellyouthefirstandlastwordsonthepagestohelpyoulocatethewordyouwant.2Howmanymeaningsdoesmedicationhave?Whataboutmedicine?Medication–onemeaning;medicine–two,plusofcoursethepluraloftheseconddefinitionofmedicationsbecauseitisacountablenoun.3Whydoesthewordmedicalappeartwiceinbold?Becausethesamewordcanbeanadjectiveoranoun.BStudythedictionaryextractontheoppositepage.2.1Vocabulary4Whatdowecalladoctorworkinginthearmedforces?Amedic.5Whereisthestressonmedicine?Whataboutmedicinal?Medicine–onthefirstsyllable;medicinal–onthesecondsyllable.6Whatisthepronunciationofcineachboldwordinthisextract?Sometimes/k/,sometimes/s/–canstudentsspotthepatternthatc+a=/k/,c+i=/s/,i+c=/k/(asinmedic)?7Whatisthepronunciationofaineachboldwordinthisextract?Twopronunciations–/e?/or/?/.2.1VocabularyBStudythedictionaryextractontheoppositepage.8Whatpartofspeechismedicated?Adjective.9CanyousayYourmedicationsareoutofdate?Explainyouranswer.No–becausemedicationisuncountable.10Canwewrite:Didthedoctormedicateappropriately?Why(not)?No–becausemedicateistransitive,soitmusthaveanobject.2.1VocabularyBStudythedictionaryextractontheoppositepage.CLookattheboldwordsinthedictionaryextractontheoppositepage.1Whatorderaretheyin?Alphabeticalorder.2Writethewordsintheboxinthesameorder.Checkinthedictionaries.DLookatthetopofthisdoublepagefromanEnglish–Englishdictionary.1WhichwordfromExerciseCwillappearonthesepages?“Medicated”willappearonthedoublespread.2ThinkofwordsbeforeandaftersomeoftheotherwordsinExerciseC.2.1VocabularyELookupthegreenwordsfromExerciseCinadictionary.1Howmanymeaningscanyoufindforeachword?2Whatkindofnoun/verbiseachword?3Whichmeaningismostlikelyinamedicalcontext?WordPartofspeechTypeMainmeaninginmedicineMainmeaning(s)ingeneralEnglishmasswastenn/v/adjUU/Talocalizedswellingorenlargementinoneareaofthebody(n)faecesorurine–humanwastealargequantityornumber(v)tousemoreofsomethingthanisnecessary,ortouseitinawaythatisnotefficient(n)materialsthatarenolongerneededandthrownaway2.1VocabularyELookupthegreenwordsfromExerciseCinadictionary.1Howmanymeaningscanyoufindforeachword?2Whatkindofnoun/verbiseachword?3Whichmeaningismostlikelyinamedicalcontext?WordPartofspeechTypeMainmeaninginmedicineMainmeaning(s)ingeneralEnglishdiscjointnCthin,circularpieceofcartilage,separatingbonesinthebackflatcircularshapeorobject2.1Vocabularyn/adjC(n)partofthebodywheretwobonesmeet(n)aplacewheretwopointsmeet(adj)sharedbytwopeopleELookupthegreenwordsfromExerciseCinadictionary.1Howmanymeaningscanyoufindforeachword?2Whatkindofnoun/verbiseachword?3Whichmeaningismostlikelyinamedicalcontext?WordPartofspeechTypeMainmeaninginmedicineMainmeaning(s)ingeneralEnglishstoollooselabournn/vadjU/ICsolidwastepassedthroughthembowelsaseatwithnobackorarmsifthesolidwastefromyourbodyisloose,ithastoomuchliquidinit,e.g.,acoughwherethepatientproducessputum(productivecough)notfirmlyheldorfixedinposition(n)thelaststageofpregnancy,wherethebabyispushedoutofthewomb(v)toworkhard2.1VocabularyFLookuptheboldwordsfromExerciseC.1Whereisthestressineachword?2Whatisthesoundoftheunderlinedletter(s)ineachword?3Whichmeaningismostlikelyinamedicalcontext?StressSoundPartofspeechTypeMainmeaninginmedicineMainmeaning(s)ingeneralEnglishpro?ductive?medicateddescribesacoughwherepatientproducessputum(loosecough)producingalotfortheamountofresourcesusedcontainingasubstanceintendedtokillbacteriaandsopreventorcureinfection(ofskinorhair)adjadj/?//?/2.1VocabularyFLookuptheboldwordsfromExerciseC.1Whereisthestressineachword?2Whatisthesoundoftheunderlinedletter(s)ineachword?3Whichmeaningismostlikelyinamedicalcontext?StressSoundPartofspeechTypeMainmeaninginmedicineMainmeaning(s)ingeneralEnglish?episode?carriershortperiodoftimeinwhichapersonisaffectedbadlybyanillnessaneventorshortperiodoftimenC/?/2.1Vocabularypersoninfectedwithadiseasethatcouldbetransmittedtootherspassengerairlineorcompanythatmovespeopleorgoodsfromoneplacetoanothern/?/C1Whereisthestressineachword?2Whatisthesoundoftheunderlinedletter(s)ineachword?3Whichmeaningismostlikelyinamedicalcontext?StressSoundPartofspeechTypeMainmeaninginmedicineMainmeaning(s)ingeneralEnglish?murmur?patient(n)abnormalsoundmadebytheheart(v)tospeakquietlysothatyoucanhardlybeheard(n)personreceivingmedicalcare(adj)calm,abletodealwithadifficultsituationwithoutbecomingangryn/adjn/v/?//?/CC/I/TFLookuptheboldwordsfromExerciseC.2.1VocabularyGTesteachotheronthewordsfromExerciseC.Givethedictionarydefinitionofoneofthewords.Canyourpartnerguesswhichwordyouaredefining?2.1VocabularyanultrasoundanartificiallimbapacemakerHDiscussthepicturesontheoppositepageusingwordsfromthislesson.2.1Vocabularyamagneticresonanceimaging(MRI)scaninvitrofertility(IVF)treatmentaskingraftHDiscussthepicturesontheoppositepageusingwordsfromthislesson.2.1VocabularyAWhatarethegreatestmedicalachievementsofalltime?Possibly:penicillinthediscoveryofDNAorgantransplants…2.2Reading1Defineeachachievement.2Howdiditchangehumanlife?3Whichisthegreatestachievement?BStudythetextontheright.Medicalachievementsofthepast50years?vaccinations?steroids(e.g.,cortisone)?cardiacsurgery?organtransplants?magneticresonanceimaging(MRI)?lasersurgery?discoveryofDNAstructure?researchintoendorphinsReference:TheCambridgeHistoryofMedicine,RoyPorter,ed.,20012.2ReadingAchievementDefinitionEffectVaccinationsSteroids(e.g.,cortisone)CardiacsurgeryOrgantransplantsinjectionofamicrobetostimulatetheimmunesystemandsopreventdiseasebeatbacteria,controlleddeficiencyorviraldiseasesandprovidedeffectivemedicationachemicalsubstanceproducednaturallyinthebodymadeitpossibletoincreaseunderstandingoftheimmunesystemsurgeryontheheartenableddoctorstocarryouthearttransplantsandopen-heartsurgeryreplacingonehumanorgan(fromtherecipient)withthatfromanotherperson(thedonor)extendedlivesofpeoplewithchronicheartdisease,forexample2.2ReadingBStudythetextontheright.AchievementDefinitionEffectMagneticresonanceimaging(MRI)LasersurgeryDiscoveryofDNAstructureResearchintoendorphinsaradiologytechniquethatusesmagnetism,radiowavesandacomputertoproduceimagesofbodystructuresrevolutionizeddiagnosticcapacities,increasedaccuracyofdiseasedetection(inparticulartothehead,traumatothebrain)surgerycarriedoutusinganarrowbeamoflightradiationoralaserbeamtocutthroughtissueenableddoctorstocarryoutmicrosurgery,increasedprecision,recoveryperiodisreducedcomparedwithtraditionalsurgeryoneoftwotypesofmoleculesthatencodegeneticinformationledtodevelopmentsinscreeningforgeneticdiseases,forexamplehormonesproducedinthebrainthatreducefeelingsofpainledtofindingatreatmentforParkinson’sdiseaseandotherdisordersofthenervoussystem2.2ReadingBStudythetextontheright.CYouaregoingtoreadatext.Whatshouldyoudobeforeyoureadatextindetail?SeeSkillsbank.2.2ReadingBeforeyoustartreading…Thinkofresearchquestions.Inotherwords,askyourself:WhatmustIfindoutfrommyresearch?Lookatheadings,sub-headings,illustrations,etc.Lookforpatternsorvariationsinpresentation,e.g.,aseriesofdates;wordsinboldoritalicscript.Think:What

informationdotheygiveme?Decidehowtorecordinformationfromyourreading.Chooseoneormoremethodsofnote-taking.SeeUnit1Skillsbank.DoingreadingresearchSkillsbankDThistextisaboutagreatachievementfromthelast50years.1Thinkofsomeresearchquestionsbeforeyouread.2CompareyourquestionswiththoseintheHadfordUniversityassignmentonthispage.2.2ReadingEStudythesetopicsentencesfromthetextandanswerthequestionsbelow.Paragraph1Paragraph2Paragraph3Paragraph4Paragraph5Paragraph6Paragraph7Paragraph8Paragraph9Possiblysomeofthegreatestachievementsinmedicalsciencehavebeenthosemadeincardiacsurgery.OneofthefirstpioneersinthefieldofcardiacsurgerywasDrDwightHarken,aUSarmymedicservingduringWorldWarII.Closed-heartsurgerywasthenextstageinthedevelopmentofcardiacsurgery.However,therewasstillacriticalissuetoberesolvedifcardiacsurgerywastodevelopanyfurther.In1952,open-heartsurgerywasattemptedfortheveryfirsttimeattheUniversityofMinnesota.Butwhatcouldbedoneforpatientswhoseheartswerediseasedbeyondrepairandforwhomtheonlysolutionwasanewheart?Thecomplexproblemoftissuerejectionremainedanissuethroughoutthe1970s.Theprognosisforhearttransplantpatientshasgreatlyimprovedoverthepast20years.Suchbreakthroughsdohavetheirlimitations,however.2.2ReadingEStudythesetopicsentencesfromthetextandanswerthequestionsbelow.1Whichachievementisthistextabout?2WheredoyouexpecttofindtheanswertoeachquestionintheHadfordUniversityassignment?Write1,2or3nexttothetopicsentence.3Whatdoyouexpecttofindintheotherparagraphs?Possiblysomeofthegreatestachievementsinmedicalsciencehavebeenthosemadeincardiacsurgery.OneofthefirstpioneersinthefieldofcardiacsurgerywasDrDwightHarken,aUSarmymedicservingduringWorldWarII.Closed-heartsurgerywasthenextstageinthedevelopment

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surgery.However,therewasstillacriticalissuetoberesolvedifcardiacsurgerywastodevelopanyfurther.In1952open-heartsurgerywasattemptedfortheveryfirsttimeattheUniversityofMinnesota.Butwhatcouldbedoneforpatientswhosehearts

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however.111211/232.2ReadingFReadthetextontheoppositepageandcheckyourideas.SeeSkillsbank.2.2ReadingWhileyouarereading…Highlightthetopicsentences.Think:Whichparagraph(s)willprobablygivemetheanswertomyresearchquestions?Readtheseparagraphsfirst.Makenotes.DoingreadingresearchSkillsbankAfterreading…Think:Didthetextanswerallmyresearchquestions?Iftheanswerisno,lookatotherparagraphstoseeiftheinformationisthere.AStudythewordsinboxa.TheyareallfromthetextinLesson2.2.1Givetwocommonmeaningsforeachword.2Checkwithyourdictionary.Meaning1Meaning1bypasstransplantpatientaroadpassingaroundatownasopposedtogoingthroughitoperationtotheheartthatredirectsthebloodsoitavoidsthedamaged/blockedareamoveagrowingplanttoanotherspotreplaceonehumanorgan(fromtherecipient)withthatfromanotherperson(thedonor)calm,abletowaitforalongtimeordealwithadifficultsituationwithoutbecomingupsetpersonreceivingmedicalcarenvadjnvn2.3ExtendingskillsAStudythewordsinboxa.TheyareallfromthetextinLesson2.2.1Givetwocommonmeaningsforeachword.2Checkwithyourdictionary.Meaning1Meani