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Future

Alien, Artificial Intelligence, Catastrophe, and More

Explore potential future scenarios, from advancements in artificial intelligence and space travel to challenges like climate change and overpopulation. This section delves into both optimistic and pessimistic perspectives on what the future holds.

Keywords:

• Alien
• Artificial Intelligence
• Catastrophe
• Climate Change
• Colony
• Crime Wave
• Cyborg
• Epidemic
• Hologram
• Optimistic
• Overpopulation
• Pessimistic
• Pollution
• Robot
• Space Station
• Space Travel
• Virtual World
• War

Actions:

• Arm yourself
• Call yourself
• Consider yourself
• Defend yourself
• Look after yourself
• Prepare yourself
• Teach yourself

Interactions:

• Bump into
• Call round
• Come along
• Go along
• Come round-over
• Drop sb off
• Go out
• Have sb around
• Meet up with
• Pick sb up
• Stay in

Professions:

• Artist
• Baker
• Beginner
• Biologist
• Controller
• Cyclist
• Editor
• Founder
• Instructor
• Journalist
• Maker
• Operator
• Owner
• Politician
• Professor
• Psychologist
• Ruler
• Scientist
• Stranger
• Swimmer
• Survivor
• Technician
• Tourist
• Traveler
• Visitor
• Winner

Entertainment

Adventures,

A chair with a toilet seat which can be wheeled over the toilet/ commode chair.

A stick with a piece that fits under your arm to help injured or disabled people walk/ crutches.

A piece of wood with a handle which helps patients move themselves in bed/ hand block.

A belt which helps support patients when standing/ handling sling.

A device to lift patients/ hoist.

A triangular bar which hangs over a hospital bed to help a patient lift themselves/ monkey pole.

Extremely overweight/ obese.

A flat board which helps nurses transfer patients from one bed to another/ patient slide.

Rehabilitation; treatment which helps patients to relearn skills after an injury or stroke/ rehab.

A cord ladder placed at the end of the bed which a patient uses to move from lying... Continue reading "Assistive Devices for Patient Mobility and Support" »

Useful English Vocabulary List

• To Take After: To resemble a parent or relative in appearance or character. Example: She takes after her mother in her love of music.
• To See Eye to Eye: To agree fully with someone. Example: We see eye to eye on most important issues.
• To Scold: To rebuke or reprimand someone angrily. Example: She scolded John because of his bad behavior.
• To Speak Your Mind: To say exactly what you think, even if it is not polite or popular. Example: She is not afraid to speak her mind, even if it upsets people.
• To Kill Time: To do something to make time pass while waiting for something else. Example: I'm going to kill time doing some math exercises.
• To Give Someone a Hard Time: To criticize or trouble someone. Example: Josh's pals were

***CASES:

-68 year old ...6-8 , 2-3(C)-------->Nitro 100mg x2 ,t 4mg(B)--------->J/UC/CRP/US(-82 YO +Pn+ Peyonephritis (B)-------> Cetrizxone 750 mg Once!-86 YO_+On_C dificiline Tx(D)--------->discontinue cetiaxone....Vanco

Women, depression-------CITALOPRAM!*** Q:

-Dementia+ UI(D)------->Reminder+Adaptation-GI malaria Exacerbation(C)---->Longest( NSAID----oprharin)

Airport Check-in Process

Navigating the airport is straightforward with these steps:

1. First, locate the check-in desk.
2. Next, check in your luggage and receive your boarding pass.
3. Proceed through passport control and head to the departure lounge.
4. After checking your gate number, proceed to your assigned gate.
5. Finally, board the plane.

Travel Communication

Meeting Reschedule: Important Update

Subject: Meeting Reschedule Request - Airport Strikes

Hi both,

Really sorry, but I'm afraid I'm going to have to reschedule our meeting. There are strikes at the airport on Tuesday, starting at 10:00 AM. I'm arriving at 9:00 AM, so I can reach Warsaw but not continue to Katowice.

Perhaps we could try taking the train and meeting later on Tuesday? Alternatively, Thursday... Continue reading "Travel Essentials: Airport Procedures, Communication & Vocabulary" »

Essential English Expressions & Collocations

Common Travel Idioms

• To get/be off the beaten track: to be in a place far away from the city or popular tourist areas.
• To rough it: to live without the comforts of modern life.
• To get by on a shoestring budget: to survive with a very limited budget.
• To end up spending a fortune: to spend a lot of money.
• To be a culture vulture: to enjoy art and culture.
• To get back to nature: to live in a simple way, close to the natural environment.
• To be in the lap of luxury: to live in a very comfortable and expensive condition.

Collocations with 'Traveler'

• Frequent traveler: someone who travels often.
• Independent traveler: a traveler who hasn't booked a package tour.
• Seasoned traveler: an experienced traveler.
• Intrepid

Contraception

Contraception for women who are breastfeeding
- A mother should not wait until the return of their menstrual period
1) regular intervals between breastfeedings (4 hours during day and 6 hours during night)
2) supplemental food 5%
3) for 6 months postpartum, when a woman doesn’t have menstruation
- condoms and spermicides can be used immediately
- intrauterine device can be inserted within the first 48 hours postpartum
- progesteron-only pills: 21 days postpartum, do not have any adverse effects on milk volume
- combined oral contraception: from 6 weeks, but it has adverse effect on milk volume- Contraception for overweight women- Overweight doesn't influence on the effectiveness of contraception. - Overweight increases the risk of... Continue reading "Contraception and Sexual Health Guidelines" »

Secondary Infertility: Diagnosis and Management

Understanding Secondary Infertility

Secondary infertility is the inability to conceive or carry a pregnancy to term after having had a successful pregnancy in the past.

Patient History (Hx)

• Obstetric History: Parity, Deliveries, Live births, Deaths (P/D/L/D)
• Sexual Activity: Regularity of intercourse
• Gynecological Diseases: History of relevant conditions
• Medications: Current and past drug use
• Lifestyle Factors: Smoking status

Key Contributing Factors

• Pelvic Inflammatory Disease (PID): Can lead to tubal damage.
• Appendicitis: May result in peritonitis and subsequent adhesions.
• Previous Surgeries: Can cause adhesions affecting fertility.
• Smoking: Associated with reduced fertility and increased risk of Sexually

Parents usually give their children access to mobile phones, tablets, or televisions as long as the child does not bother and leaves them alone.

Today, technologies have many programs to promote healthy habits but they are not always used correctly.

As many children and young people stay connected at all times, they eat at any time, disorderly and in large portions. Lack of exercise, obviously related to the use of technology, is another factor for being overweight.

What you have to understand is that they have their proper times and schedules to use it. It is recommended that you propose additional activities to your children that keep them away from the devices.

All family members must be clear about the breakfast, lunch and dinner times,