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    The document provides guidance for a speaking test revision covering three parts: 1) Reading medical terms aloud from a list 2) Identifying elements in diagrams of cells and organs and discussing one assigned part 3) Answering examiner's questions about the circulatory and respiratory systems. Sample questions cover the location and functions of key organs like the heart, roles of blood cells, and primary/secondary functions of respiration. The document provides diagrams and tables to label parts of the body and review their positions and functions.

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    The document provides guidance for a speaking test revision covering three parts: 1) Reading medical terms aloud from a list 2) Identifying elements in diagrams of cells and organs and discussing one assigned part 3) Answering examiner's questions about the circulatory and respiratory systems. Sample questions cover the location and functions of key organs like the heart, roles of blood cells, and primary/secondary functions of respiration. The document provides diagrams and tables to label parts of the body and review their positions and functions.

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    The document provides guidance for a speaking test revision covering three parts: 1) Reading medical terms aloud from a list 2) Identifying elements in diagrams of cells and organs and discussing one assigned part 3) Answering examiner's questions about the circulatory and respiratory systems. Sample questions cover the location and functions of key organs like the heart, roles of blood cells, and primary/secondary functions of respiration. The document provides diagrams and tables to label parts of the body and review their positions and functions.

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    ENGLISH IN MED 2

    Speaking test revision – 2nd term

    SPEAKING TEST REVISION – THE 2nd TERM


    I. PART I ( 3.0pts)
    Read aloud the following words ( Unit 5 – Unit 7)
    Example:

    Agranulocyte Arteriole Nasopharyngitis


    Aorta Esophagus Thrombocytopenia

    II. PART II ( 5.0pts)


    2.1. Name 5 elements specified in the picture. (2 points)
    2.2. Talk about what you know about one part assigned by the examiner. (3 points)

    Practice 1
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    Practice 2

    Practice 3
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    Practice 4

    3
    4

    Practice 5

    Cells Shapes & Functions

    Erythrocyte Erythrocytes are small, disk-shaped cells with no


    nucleus. Their major function is to carry oxygen to cells.
    This oxygen is bound to an iron-containìn pigment
    within the cells called hemoglobin. A red blood cell
    ENGLISH IN MED 2

    gradully wears out and die in about 120 days.

    Platelets are the fragments of larger cells formed in the


    Platelet bone narrow. They are important in hemostasis, the
    (thrombocyte) prevention of blood loss, a component of which is the
    process of blood clotting, also known as coagulation.

    The white blood cells all show prominent nuclei when


    stained.
    They are important in immunization, their number may
    Leukocyte
    increase during infection.
    There are 5 different types of leukocytes: basophils,
    neutrophils, eosinophils, lymphocytes , monocytes.

    Granulocytes Neutrophil
    have a
    granular
    Eosinophil
    cytoplasm and
    have nuclei
    with several
    lobes when
    viewed under
    a microscope
    and when
    stain is used.
    Basophil

    agranulocyte Lymphocyte
    have
    cytoplasm
    Monocyte
    with no
    granules.
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    Their single
    nucleus does
    not have the
    dark-staining
    elements of
    granulocytes.

    Plasma Plasma is 90% water. The remaining 10% contains nutriens,


    electrolytes, gases, albumin, clotting facyors , antibodies, waste,
    enzymes and hormones. The pH of the plasma remains steady at
    about 7.4.

    Practice 4

    Practice 5
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    Organs Functions

    Right atrium Right atrium receives blood from all parts of the body.

    Left atrium ….receives blood from the lungs

    Ventricle Pump blood out of the heart

    Right ventricle Pump blood to the lungs


    Left ventricle Pump blood to all parts of the body

    Valve Keep the blood from flowing backward

    Septum Divides the right side of the heart from the left side. This is nêcssary

    to separate oxygen rich blood from oxygen poor blood.

    Practice 6
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    Practice 7
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    Practice 8

    Organs Functions

    Heart It’s the muscle at the centre of your circulation system, pumping

    blood around your body as your heart beats. This blood sends oxygen

    and nutrients to all parts of your body and carries away unwanted

    carbon dioxide and waste products.

    Aorta It is main artery that carry blood away from the heart to the rest of

    your body.

    Artery Carry blood away from the heart and bear the highest blood
    pressures
    Arteriole Small blood vessel that carry blood away from your heart, are
    connectors between your arteries and capillaries.
    Capillaries Allow oxygen and nutrients to pass from the blood into tissues and

    allow waste to pass from tissues into the blood.

    venule Venules are the smallest veins and receive blood from capillaries.
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    Thay also play a role in the exchange of oxygen and nutrients for

    water product.

    vein Widen as the amount of fluid in them increase and some veins to

    prevent blood from flowing backward.

    Unit 3 – Respiratory system


    Practice 1

    3
    5
    4
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    Practice 2
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    1
    5

    4
    3
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    Practice 3
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    1 4

    2
    3
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    Practice 4
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    3
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    5
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    Organ Position & function


    Nose
    Nostril
    Nasal cavity
    Oral cavity

    II. PART III ( 2.0pts)


    Answer the examiner’s questions
    Some examples:
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    I. What are the functions of the circulatory system?


    - It transports materials such as: waste, hormones, nutrients, oxygen and carbon dioxide,
    antibodies, lymph and enzymes.
    - It regulates body temperature
    - It helps fight disease
    - It aids in digestion
    1. Where are blood cells made?
    - The bone marrow
    2. What is the function of red blood cell?
    - Transport oxygen
    3. What is the function of white blood cell?
    - Fight infection
    4. What is the function of platelet?
    - Prevent blood loss
    5. Where is hemoglobin found and what does it help to do?
    - found on red blood cell and it helps transport oxygen and carbon dioxide
    II. What is the function of the respiratory system?
    Primary functions
    - supplies oxygen to our cells
    - remove carbon dioxide from our cell
    Secondary functions
    - filter particles such as dust and pollen from our airways
    - produces sound
    - participates in olfactory functions (smell).
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    II. PART III ( 2.0pts)


    Answer the examiner’s questions
    Some examples:
    Where is your heart?
     The heart is situated between the two lungs and slightly to the left of center,
    behind the breastbone. It rest on the diaphragm, the muscular partition between the
    chest and the abdominal cavity
    What does the heart do?
    The function of the cardiovascular system.

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