- •2 Describe gp's practice team.
- •5. Describe the hospital team.
- •In a busy general hospital there may
- •In hospitals are called staff.The medical staff in a
- •50 Specialist departments:Coronary,
- •6 .Taking a case history.
- •Is necessary to determine the precise identity of
- •Intramuscular and intravenous injections; tubes
- •10.The importance of keyhole surgery.
- •I think that a keyhole surgery will advance and
- •16.Voronezh n.N. Burdenko
- •Its history goes back to 1802 — the date of Derpt
- •Voronezh. The Institute acquired an Academy
- •17 Of infectious diseases transmission
- •It is necessary to provide him with immediate help.
- •5. Describe the hospital team.
- •In a busy general hospital there may
- •In hospitals are called staff.The medical staff in a
- •50 Specialist departments:Coronary,
- •6 .Taking a case history.
- •Is necessary to determine the precise identity of
- •Intramuscular and intravenous injections; tubes
- •10.The importance of keyhole surgery.
- •I think that a keyhole surgery will advance and
- •16.Voronezh n.N. Burdenko
- •Its history goes back to 1802 — the date of Derpt
- •Voronezh. The Institute acquired an Academy
- •17 Of infectious diseases transmission
- •It is necessary to provide him with immediate help.
5. Describe the hospital team.
In a busy general hospital there may
be several thousand staff. The people who work
In hospitals are called staff.The medical staff in a
hospital belong to one of 2 main groups.
-A pre registration house officer is a newly
Graduated doctor in the first year of postgraduate
training
-A senior house officer (SHO) is a junior doctor in
The second year of Postgraduate training
-A registrar is a doctor who has completed the
Foundatian Programme and is training one of the
medical specialities
-A consultant is a full qualitied specialist
These are professionals such as surgeons,
physiotherapists, anesthetists, cardiologists,
pediatricians, radiologists and others.
Big general hospitals may have up to
50 Specialist departments:Coronary,
Dermatology, Gastroenterology, Genitourinary,
Hematology, Obstetrics, Rheumatology,
Gynecology and Ophthalmology.
6 .Taking a case history.
When a patient comes to the medical service a
doctor has to take his case history. A full case
history covers: personal details, presenting
complaint, past medical history, drug history,
family history, social and personal history and
review of systems. Asking about personal details a
doctor must be interested in a patient’s
occupation and marital status. Case notes are kept
for each consultation. It is essential to obtain full
details of all drug and medications taken by the
patient. Sometime patients forget to mention
about the drugs they take. In any case it
Is necessary to determine the precise identity of
the drug, the dose used, the frequency of
administration and the patient’s compliance. It is
important to ask about known drug allergies.Asking
about family history it is necessary to note about
the age, health or cause of death of parents;
siblings children. Also record the relevant information
about the occupation, housing and personal habits
including recreation, physical exercise, alcohol
and tobacco.
Initial questions should be open-ended and
general as possible. Follow up with more specific
questions(direct/closed) if needed.
7.AT THE CHEMIST'S
The department for reception of prescriptions and
delivery of drugs is called a chemists
department.At the prescription department
medicines are sold or made up according to
prescriptions. At the chemist department one may
buy medicines without prescriptions.
The working rooms of a chemist's include rooms
for washing, drying and sterilization of glassware,
an analytical laboratory, a room for dispensing.
At the chemist's all medicines are kept in
drug cabinets.Every small bottle or box has a
label with the name of the medicine. There are
labels of four colours for the drugs prepared.
green colour indicate medicines for internal use;
blue labels indicate drugs used for injections.
Drugs for external application have labels of a
yellow colour. Drugs used for treatment of eye
diseases have labels of a pink colour. At the
chemist department medicines are kept according
to the therapeutic effect: drugs for cough, cardiac
medicines, drugs for headache. At the
prescription department one can see drugs of all
kinds: boxes, ampoules used for