Class assignments. IX. Form new words by adding the prefixes

IX. Form new words by adding the prefixes. Translate the words:

a) un-: doubtful, favourable, impaired, preserved, treated

b) intra-: tracheal, abdominal, venous, muscular, cellular

c) sub-: acute, febrile, cutaneous, sternal, divide

d) over-: dosage, strain, work, estimate, pressure, weight

X. Choose the appropriate participle given in brackets. Translate the sentences:

1.... an acute pain in the heart which radiated to the shoulder the patient was administered a strict bed regimen, (being developed; having developed; devel­oping; having been developed) 2.... for rheumatic endocarditis at the in-patient

189department the patient was discharged from the hospital in good state, but had to be followed-up at the out-patient department, (having treated; treating; being treated; having been treated)

XL Translate into English using Complex Object with Participle:

1. Дежурная сестра слышала, как больная в палате № 6 кашляла всю ночь. 2. Мы видели, как показания электрокардиограммы постепенно изменялись. 3. Студенты наблюдали, как лечащий врач прослушивал сердце у больного.

XII. Give the English equivalents of the words in brackets. Translate the sentences into Russian:

1. Last year for several weeks the patient had been suffering from constant cardiac pain (распространявшуюся вниз по руке). 2. (Нарушения тока крови) were revealed by numerous instrumental examinations. 3. Having undergone a course of (соответствующих инъекций) the patient stated that the cardiac pain considerably decreased. 4. (Физическое и психическое перенапряжение) in­creases the incidence of heart attacks in persons suffering from angina pectoris.

XIII. Finish the sentences choosing the appropriate statement to corre­spond to Text C:

1. For several days the patient had been suffering from... (a) pains of vari­ous intensity in the chest and behind the breastbone; b) severe attacks of pro­ductive cough which occurred at night and in the morning) 2. It was revealed that the patient had areas of particularly sensitive skin... (a) over the anterior surface of the chest from the 2nd to the 4th rib; b) from the 7th cervical vertebra to the 5th upper thoracic one)

XIV. 1. Read Text D. 2. Entitle it. 3. What data important for a future doctor does it contain? 4. Put questions:

TextD

Last year my father was ill with angina pectoris. He suffered from constant attacks of chest pain. He was admitted to the in-patient department.

After he had undergone all the necessary laboratory examinations and sev­eral electrocardiograms had been taken both during the attack of chest pain and at the time when the chest pain was relieved the cardiologist administered him an adequate treatment.

To relieve a sharp pain in very severe attacks my father was given the injec­tions of 1% omnopon solution. It was given in combination with 0.5 ml of a 0.1% atropine solution.

If the attacks were mild or moderate he took nitroglycerin in an adequate dose of 3 drops. Nitroglycerin was dropped on some sugar which my father put under the tongue. My father said that nitroglycerin relieved the pain immedi­ately and a moderate attack or a mild one was controlled within 3 or 5 minutes. The cardiologist explained that nitroglycerin relieved the spasm of coronary arteries which caused chest pain.

My father stayed in the hospital for about two weeks. Now he is followed-up at the out-patient department. His condition has considerably improved. The last electrocardiogram readings were neither diminished nor deviated.