Correct the Sentence
I have 25 articles in English language.
I have 25 articles in English.
We don’t need the word ‘language’ here. It is already clear by saying “in English” that the articles are in English.
"I did performed 3 lobectomies this week"
Correct this sentence with the right tense.
"I've performed 3 lobectomies this week"
Present Perfect
Transform this into reported speech:
Surgeon: “The CT scan shows a lesion on the left lung.”
Resident: “We are preparing the OR for the biopsy.”
• The resident said they were preparing the OR for the biopsy.
How do you pronounce this word?
Temperature
[TEM-per-chur] or it can also sound like [TEM-pruh-chur]
Choose the correct verb to finish this sentence:
"My son ___ 4 years old"
is
We always use the verb "to be" when talking about age
We are used with these kind of diseases.
We are used to these kind of diseases.
We must use “to” with “used” to emphasize being familiar with something or someone.
What tense would you use?
How many lung biopsies __________________ you __________________ (do) this week?
Transform this into reported speech and shift the time expression.
“I checked on the patient yesterday.” The surgeon says.
She/he said she/he had checked on the patient the day before.
How do you pronounce this word?
Stabilize
[STAY-buh-lize]
What is the difference between
"robot" and "robotic"?
Use them in sentences.
Robot = noun / Robotic = adjective
“This is a new and innovative robot from China that will greatly impact the future of surgery”
“This will greatly impact the future of robotic surgery”
For Saturday, there were a lot of thoracic surgeons from Morocco at the conference.
On Saturday, there were a lot of thoracic surgeons from Morocco at the conference.
When referring to days of the week we use "on".
Transform this sentence into the Past Perfect Continuous:
The patient had complained of chest pain several times before he was admitted.
The patient had been complaining of chest pain several times before he was admitted.
Transform this into reported speech:
Nurse: “He is refusing to take the medication.”
Doctor: “I will speak with him personally.”
How do you pronounce this word?
Identify
[I-DEN-tih-fye]
Transform this into reported speech.
Doctor: “Don't remove the chest tube”
The doctor told/ordered us not to remove the chest tube.
We operated him yesterday.
We operated on him yesterday.
In English, the verb "operate" when used in a medical sense typically requires the preposition "on" to indicate the person receiving the surgery.
Transform this into 2 different sentences using Future Perfect and Future Perfect Continuous:
"The lab processes tissue samples."
FP: By tomorrow morning, the lab will have processed all the samples.
FPC: By tomorrow morning, the lab will have been processing samples for 10 hours.
Transform the sentence into reported speech:
The surgeon said: “I must check the patient before the team arrives.”
The surgeon said (that) he had to check the patient before the team arrived.
must -> have to
How do you pronounce this word?
Finalize
[FINE-uh-lize]
What is the mistake and why?
If there is an evidence of infection, we should prepare to operate again.
If there is evidence of infection, we should prepare to operate again.
We don’t say “an evidence” because “evidence” is an uncountable noun in English.
He made pressure on his blood vessels.
He put pressure on his blood vessels.
We use the verb 'put' with pressure.
Objective: Use at least 4 different tenses to describe events before, during, and after a fictional case:
"A patient came in yesterday. You operated this morning. You will review results tomorrow. Discharge is expected next week."
Past Perfect: "By the time the surgery began, we had reviewed the CT scan."
Present Perfect: "We have stabilized the patient since this morning."
Future Perfect: "By tomorrow, we will have checked the pathology results."
Future Perfect Continuous: "By discharge, we will have been monitoring his recovery for over a week."
Transform this into reported speech with the correct time expressions.
“I reviewed the scans yesterday and I will call the patient tomorrow.”
He said that he had reviewed the scans the day before and he would call the patient tomorrow/the next day/ the following day.
“I reviewed the scans yesterday and I will call the patient tomorrow.”
How do you pronounce this word?
Focus
[FOH-kus]
Correct the mistake.
In order to diagnosis the patient, we must take samples first.
In order to diagnose the patient, we must take samples first.
diagnose = verb
diagnosis = noun [the result]