- •Stages of medical education and subjects studied
- •Read the text and be ready to do exercises after it.
- •A student’s view
- •Match these activities to the stages of medical education in the Russian Federation
- •Complete the sentences
- •Are these sentences true or false
- •Answer the questions to the text
- •Fill in the gaps with these prepositions where they are necessary
- •Match the beginnings and endings of the sentences
- •Medical education in the United Kingdom
- •Study the key words below. Read and translate the text.
- •Undergraduate training
- •Are these sentences true or false?
- •Match the phrases
- •Using the information from the text and the exercise above complete the gaps in the sentences given below
- •All the abbreviations listed below refer to medical education in the uk .Using information from the text and Internet e[plain what stands for them.
- •Using the information from the text answer the questions listed below
- •Speak about medical education in the United Kingdom.
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A student’s view
I’ll try to say some words about myself
This year I successfully have passed my Uniform State Examinations and by their results, I was admitted to the North-Western State Medical University. Now I am a first year student. I study at the general medical faculty (preventive medical faculty, stomatological faculty). I study preclinical subjects such as anatomy, biology, chemistry, the Latin language. I also learn English. Every day I have four lessons. They are practical classes and lectures. After the classes, I go home. I am not from Saint-Petersburg and I live in the hostel. In the evening I do my homework for the next day. When I have free time I go for a walk, visit my friends or read books, play computer games, watch TV.
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Match these activities to the stages of medical education in the Russian Federation
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Studying preclinical subjects
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Defending one’s thesis to a Candidate Degree
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Studying clinical subjects
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Anatomy, physiology, histology
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Working as real doctors under the supervision of specialists
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Specializing in a certain field of medicine
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Work with patients
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Transition from preclinical to clinical subjects
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Complete the sentences
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Anatomy, biology and histology are …….
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To pass …… is necessary to enter higher medical school.
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The third year is a transitional year between ……
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A six-week practical course in …… is taken by fifth year students.
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Having received a doctor’s diploma students work in clinics under …..
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During practical course at the end of the third year students perform the …
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….. may be passed only once.
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Students have …. In the morning.
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Nursing assistants teach students how …..
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If students miss lessons they have to ….. at their free time.
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Are these sentences true or false
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Before having diplomas students work in clinics.
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Students who fail at the Uniform State Examinations can reapply in three years.
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A certificate of specialization is given after one year of internship.
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During the first two years students study clinical subjects.
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Applicants must specify the department they want to study at.
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A degree of Candidate of Sciences in Medicine is given after internship.
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Senior students study clinical subjects.
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From the very beginning students are taught how to talk with patients.
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Histology is a clinical subject.
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After the fourth year students work as doctors’ assistants.
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After the fifth year students take a one-week course in out-patient clinics.
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Six year students specialize in a chosen field of medicine.
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Medical education is not difficult to study.
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To enter higher medical school it is not necessary to pass the Uniform State Examinations.
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During the third years students study both preclinical and clinical subjects
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Answer the questions to the text
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Is medicine the most difficult subject to study?
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What must an applicant do to enter higher medical school?
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What have an applicant specify when entering higher medical school?
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How long is the medical education in Russia?
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What are the stages of higher medical education?
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When do students study preclinical subjects?
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What are the preclinical subjects?
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What do nursing assistants teach students?
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What year is considered to be the transitional and why?
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What practice do students have after the fourth year?
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What do the students have to do if they miss lessons?
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How many times can students pass their exams?
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When do graduates receive their diploma?
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Where do students work after receiving doctor’s diploma?
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What certificate do students get after one year of internship?
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When do postgraduate defend their thesis?