114年hce_nsysu 英文考古題

#1 The doctors said that the patient ______ his vaccine booster to avoid catching t… ›

#2 What does “vital signs” refer to in a medical context? ›

#3 The phrase “double-blind study” in medical research means the fact that ______ ›

#4 The phrase “correlation does not imply causation” is important in medical resear… ›

#5 The phrase “placebo-controlled” in clinical trials means the fact that ______ ›

#6 Which of the following would be considered an example of “triage” in an emergenc… ›

#7 The term “contraindication” refers to ______. ›

#8 Due to the increasing number of flu cases, that hospital is now accepting 1.5 ti… ›

#9 A common symptom of iron deficiency anemia is ______, a condition where the pati… ›

#10 An experimental trial of gene therapy at an early age has helped four ______ bor… ›

#11 The ______ is a small gland in the brain responsible for regulating growth and h… ›

#12 A doctor tells a patient: “Your condition is benign.” What does this mean? ›

#13 Famous for creating the ______ detective Sherlock Holmes, Sir Arthur Canon Doyle… ›

#14 The Hippocratic Oath is an ethical guideline traditionally taken by ______. ›

#15 The ______ is the part of the brain responsible for regulating balance and coord… ›

#16 The term “palliative care” refers to ______. ›

#17 In a case study, the term “prognosis” refers to ______. ›

#18 The human body’s first line of defense against pathogens is the ______. ›

#19 Which of the following conditions is best described as “asymptomatic”? ›

#20 Barbara Wagner, 70, hit her stride after retirement and started moving houses, a… ›

#21 Which of the following procedures is considered “minimally invasive”? ›

#22 A sphygmomanometer is an instrument used to measure ______. ›

#23 Which neurotransmitter is primarily associated with motivation and reward? ›

#24 Which psychological phenomenon occurs when people believe they have less control… ›

#25 In medical ethics, the term “informed consent” means the fact that ______ ›

#26 The Renaissance was a period of cultural and intellectual revival that saw signi… ›

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#36 The digestive system is made up of the gastrointestinal tract, also called the G… ›

#37 The stomach is responsible for ______ food with digestive juice to aid digestion… ›

#38 The small intestine absorbs water and ______ nutrients into the bloodstream. ›

#39 As peristalsis continues, the waste products of digestion move into the ______ i… ›

#40 According to the article, when Patrick Manson first came to Taiwan, ______ ›

#41 Regarding David Manson Memorial Hospital, which of the following is true? ›

#42 What was the breakthrough Patrick Manson made in medical science? ›

#43 Why does the author consider the hospital “state-of-the-art”? ›

#44 According to this article, what can be done if one would like to know about the… ›

#45 Judging from the above passages, the narrator (the author Paul Kalanithi himself… ›

#46 According to the CT scan images the narrator was seeing, ______ ›

#47 What does the narrator mean by saying he “didn’t know what back pain *felt* like… ›

#48 The doctor was in a room ______ ›

#49 Why does the narrator said: “Maybe I just didn’t want to say the word *cancer* o… ›

#50 Which of the following statements can best describe the narrator? ›

114年hce_nsysu — 英文