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OXFORD ENCYCLOPEDIA OF EUROPEAN HISTORY.
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Oxford encyclopaedia of Europe.
Explains the history of Europe from the ancient Greeks to the present day. This is a wide-ranging course, with a particular focus on the major historical developments and events that shaped the history of Europe. Students explore the many different nations and cultures that have made Europe what it is today.
Classes for pre-work students who are studying for a career in medicine.
Oxford encyclopaedia of Europe.
Explains the history of Europe from the ancient Greeks to the present day. This is a wide-ranging course, with a particular focus on the major historical developments and events that shaped the history of Europe. Students explore the many different nations and cultures that have made Europe what it is today.
CLASSES FOR PRE-WORK STUDENTS WHO ARE STUDYING FOR A CAREER IN MEDICINE.
This is a wide-ranging course, with a particular focus on the major historical developments and events that shaped the history of Europe. Students explore the many different nations and cultures that have made Europe what it is today.
An A-Z encyclopedia of British history.
Gives a general overview of the history of Britain and its place in the world, with emphasis on the later history of the United Kingdom. A wide selection of articles, many illustrated and some in colour, cover every aspect of British history from ancient times to the present day, with particular emphasis on the major periods, events, people and institutions.
CLASSES FOR PRE-WORK STUDENTS WHO ARE STUDYING FOR A CAREER IN MEDICINE.
This is a wide-ranging course, with a particular focus on the major historical developments and events that shaped the history of Europe. Students explore the many different nations and cultures that have made Europe what it is today.
Britten-Pears Foundation.
More than 50 works by Britten and Pears by modern composers including Thomas Adès, John Tavener, Peter Maxwell Davies, Christopher Gunning, Benjamin Britten, John Cage, Gy 01e38acffe
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Assignment 1: English for Careers Medicine 1
1. Read the medical text "The Complete Book of Medicine" by R. W. Seaman. Your goal is to find all the information about the four fundamental functions of the human body. If you don't understand any of the vocabulary, you may use the glossary and index to find out what they mean. Each concept is introduced and explained briefly and again in more detail.
2. At the end of the book there are ten questions for you to answer. Some of the questions may be tricky, so you may need help. Be sure to use a dictionary if you can't find the exact meaning of any of the words, and a medical dictionary if you need to look up a disease or medication.
3. Use the information you've learned about the body's basic functions to answer the questions at the end of this chapter.
Summary
1. R. W. Seaman, The Complete Book of Medicine, 2nd edition, Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1968.
2. For some students this may be the most difficult question of the whole exam. Find out more about it from your teacher if necessary.
3. Try to answer the questions without using the glossary and index.
4. If you need help, then use a dictionary and the glossary and index.
5. You have 10 minutes to answer these questions. Be sure to use your time well and check your answers carefully before submitting.
Answer key
Question 1
A. 1. Dilate blood vessels
B. 2. Describe the production of heat by metabolism.
C. 3. Define aponeurosis.
D. 4. Introduce the functions of the skin and the circulatory system.
E. 5. Explain the functions of the immune system.
Question 2
A. 1. Describe the effects of temperature changes on the body.
B. 2. Explain the functions of temperature.
C. 3. Define epidermis.
D. 4. Explain the distribution of cells in the epidermis.
E. 5. Describe the layers of the epidermis
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