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臨床醫學英語(修訂版) 版權信息
- ISBN:9787811252019
- 條形碼:9787811252019 ; 978-7-81125-201-9
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臨床醫學英語(修訂版) 內容簡介
《21世紀高等醫學英語系列教材:臨床醫學英語(修訂版)》問世已經近10年了。隨著人類文明的不斷發展、人類社會對醫療需求標準的不斷提高,醫學和醫療技術的日新月異之變化有目共睹。修訂這部我國歷史上第1套兼顧醫學英語讀說聽寫諸方面技能提高的教材,勢在必行。修訂遵循兩條原則: 第1是時代性。所謂時代性體現在理念、內容和教學手段等諸方面。理念也就是修訂的主導思想和落腳點__整體醫療觀。因為整體醫療觀是世界各國對現代醫療的共同、客觀、科學、全面的認識。它強調人體與環境、社會、心理、情感等諸方面的和諧一致,是保證高水平生活質量的必由之路,也自然是培養新時代合格醫生的新標準。為此,修訂版依據此原則對教材內容進行重大改動,讀者使用教材后會有所體驗。時代性在教學手段上的表現是將原來《醫學英語聽與說》分冊改為《醫學英語視聽說》。科學技術的進步使現代化教學手段逐步成為可能。生動、具體、有趣的影視資料以教學的形式出現,不但可以提高學習效果,也增加了教材使用的途徑。它便于教學,也可用于自學。
臨床醫學英語(修訂版) 目錄
Text A Preventive and Holistic Health
Text B Lifestyle Changes: An Essential Part of Controlling High Blood
Pressure
Text C A Baby Boomer's Guide to Maximal Health and Longevity
Text D Terminating Medical Interventions
Writing Medical Research Papers: Structure and Requirements
Unit 2 0steoporosis
Text A Osteoporosis and Risk Factors to Our Bone
Text B Preventing Osteoporosis: Beyond Milk: More Than Milk
Text C Calcium Intake Must Start Early
Text D Osteosarcoma (Osteogenic Sarcoma)
Writing Medical Research Papers:Titles
Unit 3 Gene Therapy
Text A On Gene and Gene Therapy
Text B What Is a Gene?
Text C Gene Therapy and Children
Text D Introduction to Medical Genetics
Writing Medical Research Papers: Abstracts(1)
Unit4 Parkinson's Disease
Text A Parkinson's Disease
Text B Complications of PD and Coping-Skills
Text C The Genes and People That Link to Parkinson's Disease
Text D Neuropsychiatric Symptoms of Parkinson's Disease
Writing Medical Research Papers:Abstracts(2)
Unit 5 Coronary Artery Disease
Text A Atherosclerosis: A Major Cause of Cardiovascular Disease
Text B Stroke
Text C Anxiety Worsens Prognosis in Patients with Coronary Artery
Disease
Text D Coronary Atherosclerosis
Writing Case Report
Unit 6 ICU
Text A A Guide to Intensive Care Unit
Text B A Day in ICU
Text C Malnutrition in the ICU
Text D Oxygen “Debt” Concept of Septic Shock
Writing History and Physical(I)
Unit 7 Modern Surgery
Text A Recent Advances in Minimal Access Surgery
Text B Minimally Invasive Parathyroidectomy Heralds a New Era in the Treatment of Primary Hyperparathyroidism
Text C Minimally Invasive Medicine (MIM): A New Theoretical System of Medicine
Text D Historical Background of Surgical Infection
Writing History and Physical(2)
Unit 8 Tuberculosis
Text A XDR Tuberculosis: Implications for Global Public Health
Text B TB or Not TB? A New Test for the Disease of Pharaohs
Text C Tuberculosis, Newer Strains Are Showing Up
Text D Postprimary Disease of Tuberculosis
Unit 9 Bird Flu
TextA Avian InfluenzaA(H5N1) Infection in Humans
Text B Avian Influenza: A Challenge to Global Health Care Structures
Text C Protecting Virus Offers Instant Flu Protection and Converts
Flu Infections Into Their Own Vaccines
Text D Epidemiology of Influenza
Writing Discharge Summary
Unit 10 Diabetes Mellitus
Text A Prospects for Research in Diabetes Mellitus
Text B Insulin Pumps
Text C Diabetics Cured in Stem-Cell Treatment Advance
Text D Forms of Type 1 Diabetes
Writing Rsum
Unit 11 Maternal-Fetal Medicine
Text A Cesarean Delivery and the Risk-Benefit Calculus
Text B Perinatal Mortality in Developing Countries
Text C Ectopic Pregnancy
Text D Essentials of Prenatal Care
Writing Application Letter
Unit 12 Emergency Medicine
Text A Cardiac Resuscitation
Text B The Development of Emergency Medical Services in the United States
Text C Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
Text D Diagnosis of Septic Shock
Writing Personal Statement
Unit 13 AIDS
Text A HIVand AIDS
Text B One Disease, Two Epidemics——AIDS at 25
Text C Living with HIV, Dying of Cancer
Text D Epidemiol0gy of AIDS
Writing Emails
Unit 14 Cancer
Text A Translating Cancer Genomics into Clinical Oncology
Text B New Vaccines Reversing Melanoma, Leukemia, Lymphoma,
Pancreatic, Prostate Cancer
Text C Progress in Cancer Control Through Screening and Early Detection
Text D Clinicopathological Correlations of Tumour Metastasis
Writing Certificates
Unit 15 Progress in Medical Imaging
Text A Out of the Shadows——MRI and the Nobel Prize
Text B New Horizons in Oncologic Imaging
Text C Combining Molecular Imaging Technologies to Stop or Prevent
Heart Attacks
Text D Interventional Computed Tomography
Answer Key
Glossary
Appendices
Appendix 1 常用臨床醫學英文術語
Appendix 2 處方中常見縮略語
Appendix 3 病歷中常用縮略語
Appendix 4 檢驗中常用縮略語
Appendix 5 本書中主要縮略語
Appendix 6 國內醫務人員稱謂
Appendix 7 國外醫院職員稱謂
Appendix 8 醫院科室名稱
Appendix 9 部分常用醫學英語網站
Appendix 10 常用醫學雜志及其網站
臨床醫學英語(修訂版) 節選
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