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Вопрос:
4. Leprosy (to control) not by medical means.
Ответ:
Leprosy was not controlled by medical means.
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- 1. Hippocrates (to know) as an excellent doctor and a teacher of medicine.
- 2. Some certain methods to protect health (to use) during the Middle Ages.
- 3. Plague (to spread) throughout the countries for hundreds of years.
- 4. Leprosy (to control) not by medical means.
- 5. Hospitals (to found) during the Middle Ages in many European countries.
- 6. Human body, biological sciences and some diseases (to teach) in the first European Universities.
- 7. Over thirty corpses (to dissect) by Leonardo da Vinci to draw the human body with more realism.
- 8. Many important discoveries in medicine (to make) in the seventeenth century.
- 9. The science of internal medicine (to develop) by Thomas Sydenham.
- 10. The beginning of new theories of disease (to stimulate) by the first great pathologist G.B. Morgagni in the eighteenth century.
- 11. Immunology (to introduce) in the field of health conservation.
- 12. In 1776 the vaccination for smallpox (to discover) in England by Edward Jenner.
- 13. Chloroform (to find) to relieve pain.
- 14. Germ theory (to originate) by Louis Pasteur.
- 15. A properly balanced diet (to provide) by the discovery of vitamins.
- 16. Penicillin (to use) in hospital to reduce infections in wounds.
- 17. CT, MRT and ultrasonography (to develop) in the twenties century.
- 18. The concept of respiration (to base) directly upon the work of Lavoisier.
- 19. The Robert Koch's discovery of tubercle bacillus (much to speak) about.
- 20. The man with pneumonia (to give) necessary treatment.
- 21. The bones (to classify) into several groups.
- 22. Functionally, the muscles (to divide) into two groups: voluntary and involuntary.
- 23. The anatomy of the heart (to discuss) at the conference.
- 24. He (to injure) in a car accident.
- 25. She (to hurt) playing sports.
- 26. Jack Peterson (to admit) with a possible concussion after falling down the ladder and hitting his head.
- 27. An open injury (to cause) by a hard impact to soft body tissue.
- 28. I (to train) in basic first aid techniques.
- 29. The bleeding wound (to clean and wrap) with a bandage.
- 30. The victim's condition (to assess) by a paramedic at the scene.
- 31. Pressure (to apply) to laceration to stop bleeding.
- 32. Minor burns (to cool) with running water.
- 33. Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) (to perform) when the victim's breathing had stopped.
- 34. The victim's airway (to clear) before performing rescue breathing.
