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［A］ dwarfs ［B］ giants ［C］ patients ［D］ princesses
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She was able to get the government and ______ companies to help patients with the cost of their care.A.assurance
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Careful surveys have indicated that asmany as 50 percent of patients do not take drugs directed.A.like
B.so
C.which
D.as
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单选题The author proposes that in teaching science history, educators should not neglect contributions made by______.A
people who applied scientists’ ideas.B
scientists as individuals.C
scientists as a group.D
“giants” who stand on one another’s shoulders.
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单选题Greene thought that the study proved _____.A
the importance of a Mediterranean-style diet to diabetes patients.B
the effect of a Mediterranean-style diet which can replaces medication.C
the rationality for diabetes patients to refuse medication.D
the unnecessity for prediabetes to take medication.
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单选题One factor causing death on organ transplantation is ______.A
heavy bleeding during surgeryB
destruction of patients’ immune systemC
objection from patients to taking organs of othersD
doctors’ lack of confidence
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单选题We learn from Para. 8 and Para. 9 that______.A
diabetes patients must take medication upon diagnosis.B
medication is the first line of defense against Type 2 diabetes.C
both lifestyle and medication are important for diabetes patients.D
diabetes patients have no difficulties accepting medical cure.
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单选题George Annas would probably agree that doctors should be punished if they ______.A
manage their patients incompetentlyB
give patients more medicine than neededC
reduce drug dosages for their patientsD
prolong the needless suffering of the patients
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单选题When treating patients with psychological problems, some doctors feel that they _____.A
are at a loss for treatmentB
have no right to use drugsC
have to cure their patients by any meansD
should use drugs to treat the symptoms
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单选题Dr. Sosa’s delightful sense of humor and friendly smile puts her patients at ease.A
puts her patientsB
having put her patientsC
her patients have been putD
put her patientsE
putting her patients
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单选题After the use of the laser beam, surgeons can perform operations which ______.A
leave their patients with negative effectsB
can treat only human eye diseasesC
do little damage to their patientsD
make their patients need a long time to recover
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单选题Quelle est la conclusion de l’étude conduite sur une période de deux semaines?A
Les patients dormant cinq heures par nuit peuvent perdre en moyenne 55 % de masse grasse, ce qui est le plus idéal.B
Les patients dormant cinq heures par nuit peuvent perdre en moyenne 55 % de masse grasse, ce qui signifie que moins on dort, moins on prend du poids.C
Si les patients dormant cinq heures par nuit peuvent perdre en moyenne 55 % de masse grasse, les patients dormant dix heures par nuit peuvent en perdre pros de 100 %.D
Les patients dormant cinq heures par nuit perdent moins de masse grasse que les participants dormant une nuit complète.
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单选题Doctors give less importance to the communication between patients and doctors mainly because ______.A
modem medical instruments are usedB
they can cure more diseases and save more livesC
they have much more medical experience than beforeD
they are too busy to have time to talk with patients
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判断题In a hospital, nurses are usually kinder and friendlier towards patients than are the physicians.A
对B
错
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