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The registering clerk at the polyclinic finds the … .

A) patient’s card;

B) driving license;

C) diploma;

D) birth certificate.

The part of the body between the trunk and head is the … .

A) neck;

B) breastbone;

C) skull;

D) waist.

Hippocrates took belladonna, opium, mandragora as … .

A) cardio-vascular drugs;

B) narcotics;

C) antibiotics;

D) purgatives.

Histology is the science which deals with … .

A) origin of life;

B) producing medical equipment;

C) microscopic structure of tissues and cells;

D) prevention and treatment of diseases.

Each human being starts life as a single … .

A) eye;

B) nose;

C) organ;

D) cell.

In some days after the operation the patient is taken to … .

A) the reception ward;

B) the operating room;

C) the scrub-up room;

D) the dressing room.

Many students do the … work in the scientific societies.

A) research;

B) surgical;

C) operative;

D) therapeutic.

If a person falls ill he usually goes to the nearest … .

A) hospital;

B) maternity home;

C) local polyclinic;

D) health resort.

When the patient is fully cured he … the hospital.

A) is taken to;

B) attends;

C) is discharged from;

D) suffers from.

… is hearing chest sounds, irregularity of heart beat, peristaltic sounds in the abdominal cavity .

A) palpation;

B) electrocardiogram;

C) auscultation;

D) general inspection.

The doctor finds out the … complaints and makes a diagnosis.

A) nurses’;

B) registering clerk’s;

C) patient’s;

D) surgeon’s.

The … is the biggest part of the body.

A) head;

B) leg;

C) trunk;

D) arm.

Hippocrates was the … of the most flourishing medical school.

A) patient;

B) visitor;

C) head;

D) soldier.

… uses different physical exercises to treat specific health conditions.

A) aromatherapy;

B) climate-based therapy;

C) exercise-based therapy;

D) balneotherapy.

A thin covering called the … encloses the cell and separates it from its surroundings.

A) cell membrane;

B) cell nucleus;

C) gelatinous substance;

D) cell chromosome.

Before entering the operating room the surgeon and his assistant get ready in the … .

A) patient’s ward;

B) reception ward;

C) scrub-up room;

D) post-operative ward.

The future doctors must possess profound … of medical sciences.

A) spirit;

B) knowledge;

C) friends;

D) hospital.

Internal … are studied during the fifth and sixth years.

A) subjects;

B) diseases;

C) habits;

D) skills.

Many students perform the research work at different … .

A) class rooms;

B) wards;

C) scientific societies;

D) art societies.

Our University has a unique … consisting of a stadium, a swimming pool, a track-and-field athletic hall, and a basketball playground.

A) laboratory;

B) library;

C) sports complex;

D) research centre.

Patients suffering from serious diseases are sent to a hospital for … treatment.

A) in-patient;

B) out-patient;

C) ambulance;

D) sanatorium.

The aim of medical institutions is … the health of the people.

A) to protect;

B) to prevent;

C) to worsen;

D) to divide.

According to Hippocrates … has the means of cure within itself.

A) the body;

B) the arms;

C) the head;

D) the legs.

A psychiatrist treats … disorders.

A) digestive;

B) pulmonary;

C) mental;

D) maternal.

The … is the control center that directs the activities of the cell.

A) fertilized egg;

B) nucleus;

C) protoplasm;

D) cytoplasm.

World Health Organization has its headquarters in … .

A) London;

B) Kyiv;

C) Geneva;

D) Washington.

The teeth are set in … .

A) temporal bones;

B) jawbones;

C) femur;

D) frontal bone.

The so-called … subjects are physics, chemistry, biology, human anatomy, histology and physiology.

A) clinical;

B) psychological;

C) preclinical;

D) experimental.

At 9 o’clock the … begins to make the morning round.

A) doctor;

B) nurse;

C) patient;

D) pharmacist.

… is a sense organ that detects sounds.

A) lip;

B) tongue;

C) ear;

D) eye.

To be seen by a doctor one must make an appointment in the … .

A) chemistry;

B) university;

C) hospital;

D) registry.

After receiving a course of hospital treatment and becoming perfectly healthy the patients … from the hospital.

A) are taken;

B) are asked to come;

C) are discharged;

D) are brought.

The main parts of the … are the head, the neck and the limbs.

A) human body;

B) gastro-intestinal tract;

C) cardio-vascular system;

D) digestive disturbances.

… is connected with the trunk by the neck.

A) head;

B) shoulders;

C) arms;

D) ribs.

Together the processes of catabolism and anabolism constitute the total … of the cell.

A) fertilization;

B) metabolism;

C) mitosis;

D) catabolism.

WHO policies are agreed upon at the meeting of the World Health Assembly … .

A) once a year;

B) twice a year;

C) once a month;

D) twice a month.

Each limb has a … which connects it to the trunk.

A) head;

B) girdle;

C) finger;

D) leg.

Junior students study the so-called … subjects.

A) pre-medical;

B) clinical;

C) medical;

D) special.

District doctors cater for … .

A) workers at some plants or factories;

B) drivers of cars and lorries;

C) patients living in a definite district;

D) nurses working at a policlinic or a hospital.

… focuses on health promotion and the prevention and treatment of diseases and disability in later life.

A) psychiatry;

B) geriatrics;

C) pediatrics;

D) dermatology.

After receiving a course of treatment a patient is … .

A) sent to the hospital;

B) discharged from the hospital;

C) asked to leave the hospital;

D) sent to the polyclinic.