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Hi,
One of the teachers from our university is off sick and I've been asked to replace her, which consists in teaching English to French students specialized...
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Is this a correct sentence: The condition of the surroundings
may be different from that of SATP. Thanks
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which form is more common? Which form do doctors use (in the UK, in the USA)? thank you in advance.
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My doctor recomended a product called Juice Plus it is suppose to be great for your heart as well as cholesterol. Have you heard of this product? What...
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What does it mean when a doctor says to a nurse for a patient: ''Dip her urine stat.''
I'm confused with teh word ''stat'' here. Thank you.
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I am applying to become an ultrasound technologist and have to write an admission letter to get in to the program and I am having a lot of trouble writing...
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I'm doctor from Poland and I'm going to work as an RMO. Of course I know many facts and informations from recruiting company but I'm looking for someones...
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I would like to you to introduce and comment my abtract. I am writing my researh report.Now I try to write abtract that I translate from...
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Hi My name is Anna,I'm from Poland and I'm looking for people(Polish) who work as a pharmacist in UK. I wanna know how it looks like.
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Hello. I have found that it is difficult to adapt my CV to the European Union terminology because the structure of their Medical University degree is different...
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Chief report
A middle-aged man without personal details was admitted to our ICU at 0:20AM of Nev. 15th, 2006.
The patient fell from a building...
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I am looking for an online resource to find a list of some common, routine medical vocabulary.
Examples: syringe, dose, elevate, soak, draw blood,...
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Today I had to summarize a medical article using as much linkwords as I could. Could you please let me know whether what I wrote is grammatically...
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Are both correct? Please suggest apt usage. Thanks!
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How is serious this disease?
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I am an American ESL teacher with a student interested in improving his medical writing. He is interested in submitting a research article on several...
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Hello !
How should I pronounce the following abbreviation : ISSAC ( Int. Study of Asthma and Allergies )? As one word , like the personal name or spell...
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What do you think about this haedline? Is it grammaticaly right?
Newly diagnosed Arterial Hypertension, Impaired glucose tolerance or Diabetes mellitus...
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Who is an attending? Is an attending a consultant? And so the head of the department? (AmE, BritE???) thnak you
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... I start teaching English the doctors in Slovakia and need as much material as possible. Can you help me where can I download any good dialogues, articles...
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Can anyone tell me if
1. right sided is hypenated ex."right sided weakness"
2. left hemispheric is hyphenated ex. " left hemispheric infarct"
...
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hi, everyone. I'm glad to meet you. I come from China. I am a surgeon majoring in orthopaedic surgery. I wish I can improve my medical English here.
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I'm looking for books about life as a medical student/(junior) doctor - biographies, novels, whatever. For example, I read Kill as few patients...
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Hi, everyone!
I'm a resident of surgery department from China! This forum is really fantastic and I wish I had known it earlier! I'd like to exchanges...
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