English-Chinese Comparative Medical English Conversation

Author: Wang Wenxiu
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Publish Date: 2001-05-01
Features: This book is set in a hospital, with the language expression of medical records as the main thread. Through conversations between doctors and patients, among doctors, and between medical staff on the study and discussion of medical records, it lists the basic sentence patterns commonly used in medical English oral communication and naturally introduces hundreds of medical English oral idioms. The book includes over 250 dialogues covering more than 180 cases, involving various common diseases, diseases of major human organs, routine health care issues, as well as hot topics such as family planning and AIDS. Multiple appendices are provided at the end of the book, enabling learners to achieve the effect of "learning by analogy." This product is a non-Book Club member catalog product. Rating Stars: ☆☆☆☆☆ | Total Pages: 752 pages | Binding: Paperback (No Disc) | Size: 200×140×35 mm | ISBN: 7117042931 | Language: Chinese | Edition: 0 | Weight: 600 g | Publish Date: 2001-5-1 Customer Reviews (There are currently no reviews for this item, leave one! Post to the forum!) Reviews >> Recommend this item to a friend >> Excerpt UnitⅠSeeingaDoctorandFirstVisit Seeing a Doctor and First Visit 1. Registration (1) Patient: (To the nurse) Excuse me, where do I queue up to register? ：（）Excuse me, where do I queue up to register? Nurse: That is the line for new patients (pointing to the line). The registration fee will be 1 yuan. Pay over there, and they will give you a registration card. Fill it in and bring it back to me. ：That is the line for new patients (pointing to the line). The registration fee will be 1 yuan. Pay over there, and they will give you a registration card. Fill it in and bring it back to me. (The patient goes to the line and quickly reaches the window. After getting the card, the patient fills it out and returns it to the pre-examination desk.) Nurse: What is the problem? ：What is the problem? Patient: Since this morning I have had high fever and feel generally wretched. ：Since this morning I have had high fever and feel generally wretched. Nurse: In that case, you’d better go to the Medical Department. ：In that case, you’d better go to the Medical Department. Directory UNITⅠSeeingaDoctorandFirstVisit Seeing a Doctor and First Visit UNITⅡMedicine Medicine UNITⅢSurgery Surgery UNITⅣObstetricsandGynecology Obstetrics and Gynecology UNITⅤPediatrics Pediatrics UNITⅥNeurologyandPsychiatry Neurology and Psychiatry UNITⅦOphthalmology Ophthalmology UNITⅧOtorhinology Otorhinology UNITⅨStomatology Stomatology UNITⅩDermatology Dermatology UNITⅪLaboratoryTestsandOtherDiagnosticMethods Laboratory Tests and Other Diagnostic Methods UNITⅫHealthInstruction Health Instruction AppendixⅠConferenceNotesandMedicalHistoryAbstracts Conference Notes and Medical History Abstracts AppendixⅡCertificates Certificates Reviews Image Description: Close-up photo of Wang Wenxiu is missing Image Description: Close-up photo of Feng Yongping is missing View other items in the same category as this product: This product belongs to the category: Books | Foreign Language Learning | Professional and Specialized English View related products by the author Wang Wenxiu: No other related products by Wang Wenxiu Feng Yongping: No other related products by Feng Yongping