2003版第四册读写译Unit_Three(最终版).ppt

Text A Health Care in Transition  Part Three Detailed Study of the Text (1) 1. (L. 1) Health care is among the most complex, highly regulated industries in the country. regulate: to control an activity or process, especially by rules 控制，管理 Examples: Private schools regulate the behavior of students. 私立学校规范学生行为。 Your watch is always slow; it needs to be regulated. 你的手表总是慢，需要校准一下。 Text B Where Doctors Go WrongPart Four Exercises (I) What caused eighty percent of medical mistakes according to Jerome Groopman? How can patients prompt broader, sharper and less prejudiced thinking? What is the best defense for patients besides giving as complete a history as they can? Text B Where Doctors Go WrongPart Four Exercises (I) What does this kind of “commission bias” refer to in Groopman’s book? What are most patients pretty accurate in according to studies? Text C College Drinking and Heart ProblemsPart Four Exercises (Ⅰ) Why did the author used to drink heavily in college?A. He drank to pass through the medical school and residency.B. He was addicted to alcohol.C. He drank for social activities.D. He drank in order to become a doctor. Which of the following factors cannot increase CRP risk?A. Smoking.B. Medication use.C. Alcohol use.D. Vegetarian. Text C College Drinking and Heart ProblemsPart Four Exercises (Ⅰ) What is the effect of heavy drinking during one’s college years on his future heart health?A. Drinking heavily during your college years means you’re setting yourself up for trouble down the line.B. Drinking heavily during your college years has a carry-over effect on your future heart disease.C. Drinking heavily during your college years has no direct effect on your future health.D. Drinking heavily during your college years can raise your CRP level. Which of the following statement about CRP is true?A. CRP is a biological marker for inflammation that has been associated with a lower chance of cardiovascular problems.B. The CRP level of an