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1. �� : THIS COMFORTABLE WARD IS � TWO PATIENTS
1) in
2) of
3) on
4) for
2. �� : WHAT IS HE ILL � ?
1) for
2) on
3) with
4) of
3. �� : MEDICAL STUDENTS STUDY HUMAN ANATOMY � THE FIRST YEAR, DON�T THEY?
1) by
2) for
3) on
4) in
4. �� : THE LECTURE IN HISTOLOGY WILL START AT 10 A.M.
1) �� 10 ��.
2) �� 10 ��
3) �� 10 ��
4) �� 10 ��
5. �� : THE TRUNK CONSISTS OF THE CHEST, THE ABDOMEN AND THE BACK.
1) �� , �� .
2) �� , �� .
3) �� , ��
4) �� , �� .
6. �� : THE PHYSICAL EXAMINATION OF THE PATIENT REVEALED PAIN IN THE RIGHT ILIAC REGION
1) ��
2) ��
3) ��
4) ��
7. �� : CILLIUM
1) gullet
2) internal organs
3) hair
4) chest
8. �� : THORAX
1) gullet
2) internal organs
3) hair
4) chest
9. �� : VISCER
1) gullet
2) internal organs
3) hair
4) chest
10. �� : CARDIAC
1) hair
2) gullet
3) heart
4) internal organs
11. �� : MANDIBLE
1) internal organs
2) hair
3) lower jaw
4) chest
12. �� : ESOPHAGUS
1) gullet
2) chest
3) internal organs
4) hair
13. �� : IS THERE � CHANGE IN THE COURSE OF THE DISEASE OF YOUR PATIENT?
1) any
2) something
3) some
4) no
14. �� : � KNOWS ABOUT THE WORKS OF PAVLOV AND THEIR IMPORTANCE FOR MEDICINE
1) nobody
2) something
3) everybody
4) anything
15. �� : DOES YOUR PATIENT COMPLAIN OF �?
1) nowhere
2) nothing
3) anything
4) something
16. �� : VERY OFTEN THE DOCTOR SHOWS � SOME METHODS OF TESTING
1) their
2) our
3) we
4) us
17. �� : I�LL EXAMINE THE PATIENT �
1) ourselves
2) myself
3) oneself
4) by me
18. �� : SELFISH PEOPLE THINK MAINLY OF �
1) everyone
2) each other
3) themselves
4) one another
19. �� : SCISSORS � A SMALL TOOL WITH TWO SHARP BLADES SCREWED TOGETHER
1) will be
2) is
3) are
4) am
20. �� : HOW LONG ... THE REHABILITATION PERIOD LAST?
1) is
2) are
3) do
4) does
21. �� : THERE WAS NO SIGN OF THE DISEASE LAST WEEK, � ?
1) were there
2) is there
3) was it
4) was there
22. �� : TO OCCUR
1) pain
2) to happen
3) physician
4) drug
23. �� : ACHE
1) pain
2) to happen
3) physician
4) drug
24. �� : RESPIRATORY TRACT
1) pain
2) to happen
3) air passage
4) drug
25. �� : MEDICINE
1) pain
2) to happen
3) physician
4) drug
26. �� : DISEASE
1) illness
2) to happen
3) physician
4) drug
27. �� : DOCTOR
1) pain
2) to happen
3) physician
4) drug
28. �� : UPPER
1) lower
2) temporary
3) external
4) slow
29. �� : DECREASE
1) lower
2) temporary
3) external
4) increase
30. �� : INTERNAL
1) lower
2) temporary
3) external
4) slow
31. �� : PERMANENT
1) lower
2) temporary
3) external
4) slow
32. �� : UPWARD
1) lower
2) downward
3) external
4) slow
33. �� : RAPID
1) lower
2) temporary
3) external
4) slow
34. �� : I ... SAY SEVERAL WORDS IN ENGLISH
1) will
2) would
3) can
4) may
35. �� : YOU � TAKE A REST AND HAVE A GOOD MEAL
1) have to
2) are to
3) should
4) can't
36. �� : DOCTOR � TAKE CARE OF PATIENTS
1) may
2) are to
3) must
4) should
37. �� : � YOU EXAMINE YOUR PATIENTS TODAY ?
1) would
2) may
3) should
4) must
38. �� : WHAT WAS DONE � BE UNDONE
1) may not
2) won�t be able to
3) couldn�t
4) can�t
39. �� : WE � KNOW ALL THE FUNCTIONS OF THE LUNGS
1) can
2) may
3) need
4) must
40. �� : EACH LUNG IS SURROUNDED BY A DOUBLE-FOLDED MEMBRANE CALLED PLEURA
1) ��
2) ��
3) ��
4) ��
41. �� : EXAMINING THE PATIENT THE DOCTOR NOTICED SOME CHANGES IN HIS CONDITION
1) ��
2) ��
3) ��
4) ��
42. �� : PNEUMONIA MAY BE CAUSED BY ONE OF THE DIFFERENT BACTERIA, PNEUMOCOCCUS
1) ��
2) ��
3) ��
4) ��
43. �� : THAT WAS � CASE IN HIS MEDICAL PRACTICE
1) the difficultest
2) the more difficulter
3) the more difficult
4) the most difficult
44. �� : OF THE TWO EVILS CHOOSE THE �
1) leastest
2) least
3) little
4) less
45. �� : THIS ARTICLE IS � �. THAN TH�T ONE
1) interestinger
2) more interestingly
3) more interesting
4) most interesting
46. �� : � METHOD OF TREATING TUMOURS IS THEIR SURGICAL REMOVAL
1) the more reliable
2) reliablest
3) more reliable
4) the most reliable
47. �� : THE ... DISEASES OF THIS REGION ARE GASTROINTESTINAL AND NUTRITIONAL DISORDERS
1) more common
2) commoner
3) the most common
4) commoner
48. �� : ACTIONS SPEAK � THAN WORDS
1) the most loud
2) louder
3) the loudest
4) more louder
49. �� : RENAL DISEASES
1) ��
2) ��-��
3) ��
4) ��
50. �� : GASTRO-INTESTINAL TRACT
1) ��
2) ��-��
3) ��
4) ��
51. �� : TO COMBAT INFECTION
1) ��
2) ��-��
3) ��
4) ��
52. �� : TO GIVE INOCULATIONS
1) ��
2) ��
3) ��
4) ��
53. �� : EARLY DETECTION
1) ��
2) ��-��
3) ��
4) ��
54. �� : HYPERTENSION
1) ��
2) ��
3) ��
4) ��
55. �� : ��
1) The wards will be aired three times a day
2) The wards were aired three times a day
3) The wards have b�en aired three times a day
4) The wards are aired three times a day
56. �� : ��
1) The patient were affected by cold
2) The patient was affected by cold
3) The patient are affected by cold
4) The patient will be affected by cold
57. �� : ��
1) This patient was examined by our professor next week
2) This patient will have been examined by our professor next week
3) This patient will be examined by our professor next week
4) This patient is examined by our professor next week
58. �� : ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME
1) AIDS
2) prophylaxis
3) hypertension
4) immunology
59. �� : THE STUDY OF IMMUNITY
1) prophylaxis
2) hypertension
3) AIDS
4) immunology
60. �� : HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE IN THE ARTERIES
1) prophylaxis
2) hypertension
3) AIDS
4) immunology
61. �� : INFLAMMATION OF THE BLADDER
1) prophylaxis
2) AIDS
3) hypertension
4) cystitis
62. �� : PREVENTION OF THE DISEASE
1) AIDS
2) prophylaxis
3) immunology
4) hypertension
63. �� : TRANSMISSION OF BODY QUALITIES FROM PARENT TO OFFSPRING
1) AIDS
2) prophylaxis
3) immunology
4) heredity
64. �� : DO YOU STUDY ANATOMY IN THE FIRST YEAR?
1) Yes, I am.
2) Yes, I will.
3) Yes, I did.
4) Yes, I do.
65. �� : SHE � A VERY HIGH TEMPERATURE AND WAS IN HOSPITAL TWO WEEKS AGO
1) will have
2) had
3) have
4) has
66. �� : HOW LONG � YOU TO PERFORM THE OPERATION YESTERDAY?
1) will it take
2) it took
3) did it take
4) was it take
67. �� : � HAS ANN MADE UP HER MIND ON WHAT TO DO AFTER FINISHING SCHOOL? � OH, YES. SHE � � THE MEDICAL UNIVERSITY
1) to enter
2) entering
3) enters
4) is going to enter
68. �� : SCIENTISTS IN MANY DIFFERENT COUNTRIES � TO EXPLAIN THIS PHENOMENON AT THE MOMENT.
1) work
2) worked
3) have worked
4) are working
69. �� : WHAT � YOU � � AT 4.30 TOMORROW AFTERNOON?
1) was .... do
2) will � be doing
3) were � do
4) would � do
70. �� : WE � � THE TEXT WHEN THE PHONE RANG
1) will translate
2) were translating
3) had been translating
4) translated
71. �� : � YOU EVER � A PATENT WITH A STROKE ?
1) would .... .... examined
2) will � � examined
3) had � � examined
4) have � � examined
72. �� : A MAN � UNCONSCIOUS FOR A FEW MINUTES WHEN AN AMBULANCE ARRIVED
1) will be
2) had being
3) had been
4) was
73. �� : THE STUDENTS � IN HISTOLOGY NEXT TERM
1) would be tested
2) will have been tested
3) are being tested
4) will be tested
74. �� : A NEW METHOD OF TREATMENT � AT THE CONFERENCE NOW
1) are being discussed
2) was discussed
3) is being discussed
4) will be discussed
75. �� : A 25-YEAR OLD MALE � TO THE HOSPITAL ON DECEMBER 17, 2003
1) were admitted
2) was being admitted
3) was admitted
4) had been admitted
76. �� , �� : A MAN IS � OLD � HE FEELS
1) so ... that
2) as � that
3) so � as
4) as � as
77. �� , �� : THE DOCTOR HAS � EXAMINED HIS PATIENT
1) still
2) ever
3) already
4) yet
78. �� , �� : IT WAS .... COLD .... WET IN THE HOUSE
1) both ... and
2) as ... that
3) so ... as
4) both ... both
79. �� : HE BELIEVED THE PRINCIPLES � MORE IMPORTANT THAN WEALTH
1) be
2) been
3) was
4) to be
80. �� : HE IS CONSIDERED � A GOOD DOCTOR
1) to have been
2) was
3) will
4) to be
81. �� : I EXPECTED THEM � THE PROBLEM IN DETAIL
1) considered
2) considering
3) consider
4) to consider
82. �� : � ��, ��
1) I thought that you will be ill
2) I thought that you had been ill
3) I thought that you are ill
4) I thought that you were ill
83. . �� : �� , ��
1) She said that she is tired and cannot work any more
2) She said that she has been tired and could not work any more
3) She said that she is tired and could not work any more
4) She said that she was tired and could not work any more
84. �� : �� , ��
1) He said that his father were an experienced surgeon
2) He said that his father had been an experienced surgeon
3) He said that his father would have been an experienced surgeon
4) He said that his father was an experienced surgeon
85. �� : ��
1) treat
2) recover
3) blood
4) helpful
86. �� : ��
1) surgery
2) infection
3) pain
4) clinically
87. �� : ��
1) normal
2) characterize
3) abdomen
4) healthy
88. �� : IT IS IMPORTANT THAT SOLUTION OF PENICILLIN � FRESHLY PREPARED
1) be
2) was
3) had been
4) were
89. �� : IT IS ESSENTIAL THAT THE PROBLEM � TODAY
1) is being solved
2) were solved
3) be solved
4) is solved
90. �� : THE PHYSICIAN ORDERED THAT THE NURSE � THE INJECTION IMMEDIATELY
1) were made
2) would be made
3) make
4) made
91. �� : THE PATIENT�S �. �PPEARS LESS TOXIC
1) conditioner
2) conditions
3) conditioning
4) condition
92. �� : CLINICAL � DISCLOSED A FULL COMPLEMENT OF TEETH
1) exam
2) examined
3) examination
4) examine
93. �� : WE SHALL BEGIN .... IN MEDICINE NEXT YEAR.
1) unspecial
2) special
3) specialization
4) specialize
94. �� : IF HE DIDN�T LIKE PEOPLE, HE � A DOCTOR
1) would be
2) wouldn�t have become
3) would�t become
4) would had become
95. �� : IF THE PATIENT SHOWED SIGNS OF SHOCK, BLOOD TRANSFUSION � � ADMINISTERED IMMEDIATELY
1) would be
2) would have been
3) will be
4) won�t be
96. �� : HAD THE PATIENT BEEN UNCONSCIOUS, HE � �. COMPLAINED OF PAIN
1) shouldn�t have
2) wouldn�t have
3) would have
4) should have
97. �� : UNLIKE OTHER DISEASES, MEASLES IS DANGEROUS BOTH FOR CHILDREN AND GROWN-UPS
1) ��-��
2) ��
3) � ��
4) ��
98. �� : PENICILLIN IS AN IMPORTANT ANTIBIOTIC BECAUSE OF ITS ANTISEPTIC PROPERTIES
1) ��
2) ��-��, ��
3) ��
4) � ��
99. �� : SINCE THE INTERNAL ORGANS ARE REFERRED TO AS VISCERA, THE SMOOTH MUSCLES ARE CALLED VISCERAL MUSCLES
1) c �� , ��
2) �� , �� , ��
3) ��
4) ��-��
100. �� , �� : PATIENTS WHO ARE RECEIVING SYSTEMIC, (AS WELL AS) REGIONAL, RADIOTHERAPY AND CHEMOTHERAPY MAY HAVE ALTERATIONS IN THEIR HEALTH STATUS
1) ��
2) ��
3) � ��
4) ��

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