E2language Test III

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E2language Test III
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E2language
Test III
E2 Language Listening Part A.3
Extract 1
You will hear part of a consultation between a GP and a patient called Mrs
Brownstone. For questions 1-12, complete the notes with a word or short phrase.
Patient:
Mrs Brownstone
Background/Symptoms:
Patient requesting urinalysis
Recently (1)______________, burning sensation
Symptoms present approximately (2) ______________ weeks
Patient suggests symptoms related to (3) ______________
Describes pain as not severe
Recurring condition
Treated for similar symptoms (4) ______________ in last (5) ______________
Symptoms come and go
Patient forgets to drink water
Nocturia - (6) ______________ nightly
Pain, urgency, (7) ______________ greater at night
Antibiotics effective in the past
(8) ______________ urinary incontinence
No impact from coughing, sneezing
Successful colposuspension: aged (9) ______________
Medication:
Known allergies: (10) ______________
Amoxil
(11) ______________
Nitrofurantoine
Treatment Plan:
Short course nitrofurantoine
Review appointment in (12) ______________
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E2 Language Listening Part A.3
Extract 2
You will hear part of a consultation between a doctor and a patient called Mrs
Chambers. For questions 1-12, complete the notes with a word or short phrase.
Patient:
Mrs Chambers
Background/Symptoms:
Presented after heavy bleeding approximately (1) ______________ ago
36 weeks pregnant
Previous episode at (2) ______________lasted approx. two hours
Estimated bleed 1/2 cup
Current episode (3) ______________ hours
Ongoing (4) ______________ and passing clots
Estimated bleed 1 cup
Tightness / cramps
Severe pain in (5) ______________ concurrent with bleeding
Symptoms come and go - "like period pain"
Pregnancy normal to date
Previous scan found (6) ______________
No further scans scheduled
12-week scan showed baby was (7) ______________. but fine
Antenatal clinic visit normal
Low (8) ______________
Number of previous pregnancies: (9) ______________
Boys, (10) ______________, healthy
Normal delivery
4 four years ago-abdominal myomectomy
Suffered from (11) ______________, body aches, fever
Emergency (12) ______________found large fibroids
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E2 language Listening Part B.3
1. You hear a doctor and a nurse reviewing a coma patient.
What is the Doctor checking for?
A The symptoms the patient is exhibiting

B The severity of the patient's coma
C The range of mobility of the patient
2. You hear a consultant emergency doctor talking to a patient following an

accident.
What is she doing?
A explaining why she is removing the neck brace

B clarifying the need for multiple scans and surgery
C outlining the full extent of the patient's injuries
3. You hear a clinical researcher introducing a professional development

workshop.
What is the aim of the workshop?
A To give participants strategies to gain greater trust from the public.

B To introduce participants to the basics of mathematical statistics.
C To lead participants to a deeper critical understanding of research
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4. You hear an emergency ward doctor directing her team while treating an
accident victim.
What is the doctor most concerned about?
A The severe injury to the patient's left leg.

B The possibility of other less apparent injuries.
C The limited circulation of blood around the injury.
5. You hear a doctor speaking to a woman who has presented with heart
palpitations.
What treatment does the patient require?
A intravenous medication
B a neck massage
C training in breath control
6. You hear an emergency paramedic talking to an accident and emergency

doctor about a patient who has fallen from his motorcycle.
What is the paramedic doing?
A confirming what happened to the man in the accident

B summarising the patient's injuries and treatment
C
suggesting appropriate pain medication to administer
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E2 Language Part C.3 Extract 1
1. What is the stated purpose of the talk?
A To evaluate if the audience are feeling burnout
B To inform and stimulate discussion about burnout
C To describe new research on treatment of burnout
2. What did the research from the Mayo Clinic show?
A In 2011 more than half of US doctors claimed to have burnt out.
B The large number of doctors with burnout is continuing to rise.
C Typically one aspect of a doctors work makes them burn out.
3. What is the Anna Capstone's attitude to the problem of burnout?
A Most doctors can handle burnout.
B Doctors with burnout should retire.
C Burnout endangers patients and doctors.
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4. How does Anna Capstone think the problem of burnout should be addressed?
A Hospitals should fund wellness programs for burnt out staff.
B Multiple strategies are needed to keep doctors functioning and healthy.
C By discouraging doctors from losing empathy and making mistakes.
5. How does Anna Capstone evaluate the role of administrative technology and regulations?
A As a cheap and reliable way of collecting payment.
B As confusing and stressful for doctors.
C As something few doctors have really complained about.
6. Anna Capston argues that protecting the well-being of highly trained medical staff
A is an ethical issue.
B isn't part of workplace safety.
C will require too many resources.
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E2 Language Part C.3 Extract 2
1. Dr MacGregor believes that
A most people will find the healthiest diet quite surprising.
B intake of meat, eggs, and dairy is an essential part of a balanced diet.
C the public is quite well informed about the ideal foods for a healthy diet.
2. What is Dr MacGregor's attitude to dieting?
A More people should go on diets.
B Dieting is a lifestyle choice.
C Diets are generally ineffective.
3. Which industry first "used science against itself"?
A The meat industry.
B The egg industry.
C The tobacco industry.
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4. According to Dr MacGregor, in the mid 20 century
A the public respected and trusted science to reveal the truth.
B smokers clearly understood the risks associated with tobacco use.
C the US Surgeon General first reported on the cancer risk from smoking.
5. According to Dr MacGregor the tobacco industry
A gathered a mass of evidence on the dangers of smoking.
B used its influence to slow down government responses.
C has finally recognised that smoking causes lung cancer.
6. The article suggests that the tobacco and food industries share which tactic?
A Funding their own research to confuse people.
B Using the motto "doubt is our product".
C Denying evidence that their products are bad.
7. What do the healthiest and longest living communities in the world have in common?
A they eat a lot of legumes.
B they are religious communities.
C they have a 97% plant-based diet.
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E2language
Test III – Answer
Answer Sheet A3 – Extract 1

1) going more
2) 3 to 4 weeks / 3 weeks / 3-4 weeks / 4 weeks
3): age / old age
4): 5 times / five times
5) 10 years / ten years
6) 3 times or more / 3 times / three times or more / three times
7): pressure
8) no
9) 50
10) septrin
11) trimethoprim
12) 5 days / five days
Answer Sheet A3-Extract 2

Top of Form
1) 1 week / one week
2) 28 weeks / twenty eight weeks
3) 3 / three
4) spotting
5) lower abdomen
6) the placenta was low / placenta low / the placenta low
7) small
8) down's risk
9) 1 / one
10) twins
11) migraines
12) mri
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Answer B3
1. A
2. C
3. C
4. B
5. A
6. B
Part C3
Extract 1
Answers
1. B
2. B
3. C
4. B
5. B
6. A
Exract 2
Answers
1. C
2. C
3. C
4. A
5. B
6. A
7.
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E2language Test III

1. You hear a doctor and a nurse reviewing a coma patient.

What is the Doctor checking for?

A The symptoms the patient is exhibiting

2. You hear a consultant emergency doctor talking to a patient following an

What is she doing?

A explaining why she is removing the neck brace

3. You hear a clinical researcher introducing a professional development

What is the aim of the workshop?

A To give participants strategies to gain greater trust from the public.

What is the doctor most concerned about?

A The severe injury to the patient's left leg.

What treatment does the patient require?

6. You hear an emergency paramedic talking to an accident and emergency

What is the paramedic doing?

A confirming what happened to the man in the accident

1. What is the stated purpose of the talk?

A To evaluate if the audience are feeling burnout

B To inform and stimulate discussion about burnout

C To describe new research on treatment of burnout

2. What did the research from the Mayo Clinic show?

A In 2011 more than half of US doctors claimed to have burnt out.

B The large number of doctors with burnout is continuing to rise.

C Typically one aspect of a doctors work makes them burn out.

3. What is the Anna Capstone's attitude to the problem of burnout?

A Most doctors can handle burnout.

B Doctors with burnout should retire.

C Burnout endangers patients and doctors.

A Hospitals should fund wellness programs for burnt out staff.

B Multiple strategies are needed to keep doctors functioning and healthy.

C By discouraging doctors from losing empathy and making mistakes.

A As a cheap and reliable way of collecting payment.

B As confusing and stressful for doctors.

C As something few doctors have really complained about.

B isn't part of workplace safety.

C will require too many resources.

1. Dr MacGregor believes that

A most people will find the healthiest diet quite surprising.

B intake of meat, eggs, and dairy is an essential part of a balanced diet.

2. What is Dr MacGregor's attitude to dieting?

A More people should go on diets.

B Dieting is a lifestyle choice.

C Diets are generally ineffective.

3. Which industry first "used science against itself"?

A The meat industry.

B The egg industry.

C The tobacco industry.

A the public respected and trusted science to reveal the truth.

B smokers clearly understood the risks associated with tobacco use.

5. According to Dr MacGregor the tobacco industry

A gathered a mass of evidence on the dangers of smoking.

B used its influence to slow down government responses.

C has finally recognised that smoking causes lung cancer.

A Funding their own research to confuse people.

B Using the motto "doubt is our product".

C Denying evidence that their products are bad.

A they eat a lot of legumes.

B they are religious communities.