Notes, summaries, assignments, exams, and exercises for Medicine and health sciences for Competitive examination

Lickwood Means Rewind, a Gunshot Means Forward

You Requested It So We Rewind

Yeah
Way, way, way up
Turn it all up
Yeah
Look

I got enemies, got a lot of enemies
Got a lot of people tryin' to drain me of my energy
They tryin' to take the wave from a nigga
Fuckin' with the kid and pray for your nigga

I got girls in real life tryin' to mess up my day
Fuck goin' online that ain't part of my day
I got real shit poppin' with my family too
I got niggas that can never leave Canada too
I got 2 mortgages, thirty million in total
I got niggas that'll still try fuckin' me over
I got rap niggas that I gotta act like I like
But my actin' days are over, fuck them niggas for life, yeah

I got enemies, got a lot of enemies
Got a lot of people tryin' to drain me of...

Body Parts and Related Terms

• Back of Hand: Esquena o dur (Dorsum of Hand)
• Cheek: Galta (Mofletes) (Cheek)
• Fingertip: Punta del dit (Fingertip)
• Foot: Peu (Foot)
• Forearm: Antebraç (Forearm)
• Forehead: Front (Forehead)
• Nose: Nas (Nose)
• Palm: Palmell de la mà (Palm of the Hand)
• Upper Lip: Llavi superior (Upper Lip)

Verbs and Actions Related to Pain

• Cope with: Poder amb (To manage/deal with)
• Feel: Sentir (To feel)
• Got: Aconseguit (Achieved/Gotten)
• Losing: Perdent (Losing)
• Relieve: Aliviar (To relieve)
• Took Away: Se'n va anar (Went away)
• Wears Off: Desaparèixer (To disappear/fade)
• Survive: Sobreviure (To survive)
• Makes: Fer (To make/do)
• Cured: Curar (Cured)
• Suffer: Sufrir (To suffer)
• Cannot: No poder (Cannot/Unable to)
• Cause: Causa (To cause)
• Managed: Gestionat (Managed)

Nick Carraway and the Moral Compass of West Egg

The narrator, Nick Carraway, starts the book by sharing advice from his father about the importance of not criticizing others. The Buchanans live in the modern East Egg, while Nick resides in the West Egg area—a location that is less elite but rising in status, situated on the opposite side of the bay.

The Mysterious Jay Gatsby and the Green Light

Nick becomes intrigued by Jay Gatsby, a wealthy and mysterious man who lives in a massive mansion next to Nick. Gatsby spends many of his evenings standing in his garden, staring across the water at a green light located at the end of a dock.

Tom Buchanan and the Valley of Ashes

Tom takes Nick to the city to meet his mistress, Myrtle Wilson, who is married....

Section X14A: Vocabulary and Sentence Practice

Vocabulary: look after, accelerated, took part (in), demanding.

Exercise 3

• a) Had only one bedroom.
• b) Read together, but they also played games.
• c) Their parents were not well off; both children were brought up with an emphasis on education.
• d) Taking various accelerated courses, she went on to attend...

Section X14B: Travel and Adventure Phrases

Vocabulary: duration, abroad, cash, suit.

Exercise 3

• a) You can go on your own mini-adventure because our trips start from a one-week duration.
• b) Before you move on to Southeast Asia, you could work in Australia.
• c) It's easy to plan your adventure.
• d) She told them that if they were sensible, they would be safe.

Section S14A: Health and Lifestyle Habits

Vocabulary:

1. Swollen udders are commonly hot with mastitis; they can be PAINFUL and

leak pus.

2. The patient was shouting all the time he was extremely IS IN PAIN.

3. The pregnant woman was suffering a lot, she asked for an EPIDURAL

injection.

4. The nurse could not COPE WITH with the situation, she asked the doctor to

interfere.

5. There are two units in the hospital on either side, on both floors, divided by

a CENTRAL hall and staircase.

6. I am COUGHING all the day, I think I need to drink some milk and honey to

get better.

7. The teacher is not coming today because she-FELS SICK she will be

absent the whole week.

8. The newborn baby is constantly crying the doctor says he was born

withGAS AND AIR in the intestines, maybe his mother drunk a lot of cola

when she...

Categorized Vocabulary

Types of People

• People: Epicure, dolt, novice, dissenter, entrepreneur, emissary, troupe, sluggard, equestrian, dissident, swindler, impresario, electorate.

Funerals

• Funerals: Eulogy, dirge, elegy.

Religion

• Religion: Profane, theology, devout, ecclesiastical.

Money and Finances

• Finance: Gratis, impoverish, foreclose, exorbitant, fiscal, impecunious, prosperous.

Government and Official Matters

• Government: Emissary, fiat, embargo, edict, incumbent, electorate, monarch.

Words and Communication

• Communication: Elocution, eulogy, diatribe, discourse, tirade, expostulate, epilogue, double entendre, discursive, edict, explicate, prevaricate.

Critical Thinking and Usage

• If a witness gave testimony under duress, would that statement be considered

Essential Grammar Concepts and Usage

Understanding Voice in Sentences

Passive Voice refers to sentence construction where the subject receives the action.

• Active: Harry ate six shrimp at dinner.
• Passive: At dinner, six shrimp were eaten by Harry.

Subjunctive Mood Triggers

The subjunctive mood is often required after verbs expressing necessity, demand, or suggestion. These verbs typically precede the word that:

• to advise (that)
• to ask (that)
• to command (that)
• to demand (that)
• to desire (that)
• to insist (that)
• to propose (that)
• to recommend (that)
• to request (that)
• to suggest (that)
• to urge (that)

Common English and Spanish Phrases

• Much to my delight: Para mi mayor deleite
• Naturally: Naturalmente
• Not surprisingly: No es sorprendente

Key Diagnostic Medical Procedures

Electrocardiogram