Notes, summaries, assignments, exams, and problems for Medicine & Health

Sort by
Subject
Level

Legalizing Medical Marijuana: Health, Revenue, and Ecology

Classified in Medicine & Health

Written on in English with a size of 2.53 KB

Introduction

Did you know that in many countries medical marijuana is illegal? It has been debated for years and will likely be debated for many more. Medical marijuana should be legalized because of the many possibilities in the medical field for health reasons, additional revenue for the government and community, and its environmental sustainability.

Marijuana Used for Health Reasons

For years, marijuana has been successfully used to help people with serious health issues. Key medical applications include:

  • Marijuana use can help treat and prevent the eye disease glaucoma.
  • The most common reason people seek medical marijuana is for chronic pain. Marijuana alleviates pain, reduces inflammation, and promotes sleep, which may help relieve suffering.
... Continue reading "Legalizing Medical Marijuana: Health, Revenue, and Ecology" »

Djdkjd

Classified in Medicine & Health

Written on in English with a size of 1.73 KB

To Whom It May Concern,RE: complain about 
The reason for this letter is to express my dissatisfaction. I am sorry to say that I was extremely disappointed with .. I felt that the product / service, I received was well below the standard I expected. I had this sort of problem ... I would like your to investigate this matter, and let me know your decision. I hope that you will deal with this matter promptly as it is causing me. Waiting for your answer Yours faithfully
Please accept our sincere apologies for the inconvenience you may have experienced in respect to ... At {Comp Name}, we take pride in ensuring our customer's satisfaction. As a testament to our strive for perfection, we have taken steps to ensure that this will never happen again.
... Continue reading "Djdkjd" »

Passive Voice and Reported Speech Verb Tense Changes

Classified in Medicine & Health

Written on in English with a size of 2.54 KB

Passive Voice and Reported Speech

Active Voice and Reported Speech

  • Present Simple: make → recycle (he said)
  • Present Continuous: are making → am volunteering (he said)
  • Present Perfect Simple: have made → have given (she said)
  • Past Simple: made
  • Present Perfect Continuous: have been cooking (he said)
  • Past Continuous: were making
  • Past Perfect Simple: had made → planted (he said)
  • Will: will make → were swimming (past continuous)
  • Be Going To: are going to make
  • Modal Verbs: can, must, should (can make) → Future Simple: will join

Passive Voice and Reported Speech

  • Are made: Past Simple: he recycled
  • Are being made: Past Continuous: he was recycling
  • Have been made: Past Perfect Simple: she had given
  • Were made: Past Perfect Continuous: he had been cooking
  • Were
... Continue reading "Passive Voice and Reported Speech Verb Tense Changes" »

Alice's Encounter with the Caterpillar

Classified in Medicine & Health

Written on in English with a size of 3.34 KB

Initial Encounter

The Caterpillar and Alice looked at each other for some time in silence. At last the Caterpillar took the hookah out of its mouth, and addressed her in a languid, sleepy voice.

Question of Identity

“Who are YOU?” said the Caterpillar.

This was not an encouraging opening for a conversation. Alice replied, rather shyly, “I—I hardly know, sir, just at present—at least I know who I WAS when I got up this morning, but I think I must have been changed several times since then.”

“What do you mean by that?” said the Caterpillar sternly. “Explain yourself!”

“I can't explain myself, I'm afraid, sir,” said Alice, “because I'm not myself, you see.”

“I'm afraid I can't put it more clearly,” Alice replied very politely,... Continue reading "Alice's Encounter with the Caterpillar" »

Unveiling the Truth: Migrant Journeys and Border Realities

Classified in Medicine & Health

Written on in English with a size of 4.42 KB

Part One. This Hard Land

In the first part of the book, De León discusses the steps that were taken to result in the system, 'Prevention Through Deterrence,' that is in place today to prevent migrants from coming into America. He also expands upon the ideas of the hybrid collectif and 'Prevention Through Deterrence' by arguing that the United States deliberately funnels migrants through the Sonoran Desert so that various human and nonhuman actants do the 'brutal work' for Border Patrol. He also uses the phrase bare life to describe those that have died and their death means nothing. This phrase is used to describe many migrants who lost their lives while attempting to cross. De León notes how there are very few posters set up in Mexico that... Continue reading "Unveiling the Truth: Migrant Journeys and Border Realities" »

Essential Meat Terminology and Culinary Vocabulary

Classified in Medicine & Health

Written on in English with a size of 4.16 KB

Vocabulary for Describing Meat

Describing Meat Quality (Adjectives)

  • Red, Dark, White, Tender, Pinkish (Carn rosada)
  • Bright Red (Vermell intens)
  • Sweet, Game Meat, Dry (Seca)
  • Tasty (Sabrosa)
  • Versatile, Pink (Carn rosa)
  • Farmed, Wild, Tasteless (Insípida, sense gust)
  • Lean Meat (Sense greix, carn magra)

Meat Doneness Levels

These terms describe the internal cooking point of the meat:

  • Punt més (Most done): WELL COOKED / WELL DONE
  • Al punt (Medium): MEDIUM-RARE
  • Punt menys (Least done): RARE / UNDERCOOKED

Essential Meat Cuts and Charcuterie

Meat Cuts Vocabulary

  • LAMB LEG: Cama de xai
  • HAM: Pernil
  • CURED HAM: Pernil salat (This is the name for salted ham)
  • STEAK: Bistec
  • MINCED MEAT: Carn picada
  • TENDERLOIN / SIRLOIN: Solomillo. LOIN alone means Llom.
  • RUMP: Rabadilla (The upper
... Continue reading "Essential Meat Terminology and Culinary Vocabulary" »

Aesthetic Plastic Surgery: Benefits, Risks, and Impact

Classified in Medicine & Health

Written on in English with a size of 2.25 KB

Understanding Aesthetic Plastic Surgery

Aesthetic plastic surgery typically treats healthy patients with the goal of correcting deviations from the aesthetic norm. The primary objective is to achieve greater facial and body harmony or to address the physical sequelae caused by aging. These improvements often positively impact emotional stability and enhance quality of life, including professional and personal relationships.

While the motivation to undergo cosmetic surgery is deeply personal, external factors play a significant role. Modern society often emphasizes youth, where a dynamic physical appearance is frequently perceived as essential for professional competitiveness and social success.

The Advantages of Cosmetic Procedures

  • Improved Sexual
... Continue reading "Aesthetic Plastic Surgery: Benefits, Risks, and Impact" »

The Great Gatsby: A Tale of Love, Wealth, and Mystery

Classified in Medicine & Health

Written on in English with a size of 3.39 KB

The book I have read is called The Great Gatsby and its author is Francis Scott Fitzgerald. The Great Gatsby is set in New York City, representing a very social environment. The most important characters are Jay Gatsby, Nick Carraway, Jordan Baker, and Tom Buchanan. The most interesting thing about this book is how Gatsby pretended for a long time that he was a millionaire.


Nick Carraway moves to a bungalow in West Egg, a Long Island neighborhood, to study the bond business in New York. Nick is invited by Daisy, his cousin, to come to his house in East Egg, an aristocratic neighborhood on Long Island. Tom Buchanan, Daisy's husband, whom he has met at Yale. Gatsby tells her that Gatsby is in love with Daisy. He met her in Louisville in 1917 and... Continue reading "The Great Gatsby: A Tale of Love, Wealth, and Mystery" »

Alzheimer's Symptoms, Stages and Care Needs

Classified in Medicine & Health

Written on in English with a size of 2.23 KB

ItemAssociated Symptom
medicationa rash
diagnosisbruising
recoveryconstipation
getting arounda cough
daily taskscramp
attitude of staffdeformity
minddizziness
complicationsfever
hearing aid (audífono)itching
walking stick (bastón)diarrhea
glasses (lente)a lump
pressure pad (colchón escaras)numbness
incontinence pad (pañales)vomiting
bath lift (bañera)a runny nose
power chair (silla eléctrica)sickness
helping hand (bastón para mano)sneezing
false teeth (placa dental)a sore throat
artificial hipspots
walking frame (burrito)swelling
commode (adaptador baño)tiredness
aching


Alzheimer's disease damages the brain, destroying memory and reason. People with Alzheimer's disease suffer confusion and loss of cognitive function. They require increasing nursing care... Continue reading "Alzheimer's Symptoms, Stages and Care Needs" »

Medical English Phrases for Nurses and Patient Communication

Classified in Medicine & Health

Written on in English with a size of 3.52 KB

Medical English Phrases for Nurses

Questions and Answers

If a patient tells you "the pain never goes away", what does he mean?

The pain is constant.

¿En qué parte cambia de color? Find the English word that means:

A bruising / Find the English word that means

"The period worked by a group of nurses"?

Shift / I told the nurse that

My symptoms were dizziness, sickness and constipation?

I felt dizzy, sick and constipated.

Choose the correct statement about the nursing grades in the UK:

  • Student nurses, who are still in training, get the lowest pay, but they don't stay at the bottom of the pay scale forever.

Linda dijo a la enfermera: se había dado un golpe el día antes, ¿qué síntomas podría tener?

Bruising, aching and swelling.

How do you say in English

... Continue reading "Medical English Phrases for Nurses and Patient Communication" »