TAILIEUCHUNG - Ebook English in medicine (3rd edition): Part 2

(BQ) Part 2 book "English in medicine" presents the following contents: Making a diagnosis (discussing a diagnosis, reading skills-reading articles, case history,.), treatment (medical treatment, physiotherapy, surgical treatment, reading skills: Using an online database). | Section 1 Discussing a diagnosis Task 1 You will hear an extract in which a doctor Interviews a 59-year-old office worker. As you listen note the patient s present complaint. SURNAME Nicol FIRST NAMES AGE 51 SEX HA MARITAL STATUS M OCCUPATION Office vJortctf PRESENT COMPLAINT Complete Tasks 2 3 and 4 before you check your answers in the Key. Task 2 Listen to the extract again and write down several possible diagnoses for this patient. You will be given further information on him later. Complete Tasks 3 and 4 before you check your answers in the Key. Discussing a diagnosis 65 Task 3 Here are the doctor s findings on examination. O E General Condition ENT RS CVS Zo wiA K5 Aorrwal GIS GUS CNS No Agile sK-ppAgSS. FliA i Aorrwal. Ngilc Artois fjl VƯIỶK AO pcŨA. Look back at the possible diagnoses you listed in Task 2. Order them so that the most likely diagnosis is first and the least likely last. Exclude any which now seem very unlikely. ------T- iTtl tr-IT---T-HI-r -- - w . . . . . . . .M. . . . o 8 160 15 fg-lr f a tg ij palpabll Which investigations would you check for this patient Write them here. INVESTIGATIONS Unit 6 Making a diagnosis Task 4 Complete Task 4 before you check your answers in the Key. The results of some investigations for this patient are given on p. 75. How do these findings affect your diagnosis Write your final diagnosis here. DIAGNOSIS 66 Lcanguage focus 1 5 Note these expressions used betiveen doctors in discussing a diagnosis. Certain Fairly certain Uncertain res is must seems probably might could may likely No can t definitely not exclude rule out unlikely possibly a possibility The listening extract in Tasks 1 and 2 provides little information on which to base our diagnosis. We are still uncertain. We can say - The patient might have cervical spondylosis. - Cervical spondylosis is a possibility. The findings on examination provide more evidence. Some diagnoses become more likely while others become less likely. We can say - He .

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