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II. Multiple choice. Complete the following statements.Module -1 Training Variant I. True or false. (Put + in case it is true, and – if you think it is not true). 1. The problem of training of medical personnel was acute for Bukovyna at the beginning of the XX century. 2. The course of study at dental institutions of Ukraine lasts 6 years. 3. All Ukrainian students have to pass KROK-1 and KROK-2. 4. Primary care should by provided by family doctor/general practitioner service. 5. Public health system of Ukraine consists of family doctors service. 6. The main task of the WHO is to reduce tobacco and alcohol consumption. 7. An idealized health care system recommended by the WHO includes primary, secondary and tertiary care. 8. All ambulances in Ukraine carry apparatus for blood transfusion and express laboratories. 9. Most medical treatment in the UK costs a pretty penny. 10. Hippocrates was a doctor of the Middle Ages. 11. Ambulance doctors are ready to give the first aid at any time of day or night. 12. Cholera, plague and yellow fever are children infectious diseases. 13. Health care in Ukraine is provided by insurance medicine. 14. The staff of an ambulance includes doctors of different specialties. 15. Laboratory examinations and analyses are made by doctors. 16. In case an additional consultation is needed the doctor will give you an order to a specialist. 17. Passing KROK-1 medical students should demonstrate deep knowledge of medical subjects. 18. The great Russian humanist A.P. Chekov wrote the medical code of honour. 19. The heart and lungs are located in the chest. 20. The dose of drugs to be taken is usually indicated on a signature or label. II. Multiple choice. Complete the following statements. 1. There are/is … at Bukovinian State Medical University. a) many foreign professors and tutors b) many foreign students c) not much research work d) two faculties 2. Special clinical subjects at medical establishments are introduced… a) beginning with the second year b) beginning with the first year c) beginning with the third year d) at the sixth year 3. A district doctor in Ukraine… a) works at the polyclinic and visits patients at their homes b) is a leading specialist c) is a family doctor d) is a surgeon 4. A new medical service in Ukraine is … a) pharmaceutical one b) Family doctor service c) stomatological one d) Bachelor service 5. The World Health Organization … a) supports American medicine b) is the British General Council c) is responsible for KROK-1 and KROK-2 d) regulates medical services in all the countries of the world 6. Primary, secondary and tertiary health care services are … a) not introduced in Ukraine b) reformed c) recommended by the WHO d) supported in the USA 7. The Stations of Ambulance Medical Aid … a) do not work in small towns of Ukraine b) are located in Kyiv c) work in regional cities d) operate in every town of Ukraine 8. After completion of study Ukrainian medical students … a) have 2 years of residency b) have the period of internship c) have practical work at laboratories d) get the degree of Candidate of Science 9. KROK-1 includes questions on the following subjects: a) Biology, Anatomy, Histology, Microbiology, Biochemistry, Pharmacology b) Therapy, Surgery, Infectious diseases c) Obstetrics and Gynecology, Therapy, Surgery, Ophthalmology d) Clinical and pre-clinical subjects 10. The leading institute of ambulance service of Ukraine … a) has many branches in all the towns and cities b) is equipped with aviation service c) is located in Kyiv d) carries out great research 11. At the beginning of the third millennium Ukraine is facing … a) deep changes in medical science b) deep political changes c) deep changes in all spheres of life including medicine d) changes in insurance medicine 12. The staff of an ambulance includes … a) a doctor and a nurse b) doctors of different specialties c) a doctor, a nurse, a doctor’s assistant and a driver d) a team of therapists 13. Hippocrates was known in the 5th century B.C. as … a) an excellent health care provider b) an author of historical books c) an excellent doctor and a teacher of medicine d) a founder of Greek medical schools 14. The basic principle of modern medicine today is … a) struggle against infectious diseases b) treatment of elderly people c) prevention of diseases d) struggle against AIDS 15. Murmur of the heart is … a) a sign of bronchitis b) a symptom of heart trouble c) a syndrome of yellow fever d) severe disease
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