Surgery 2.1 vocabulary Copyright © 2006 Glenna Shaw All Rights Reserved.

Operating Room Welcome Doctor, You will be performing 15 operations on your patient today. Answer the questions correctly to perform a successful operation. Each successful operation will add to your patient’s Quality of Life as shown on the Vital Signs Monitor. Each unsuccessful operation will detract from your patient’s Quality of Life as well as leave a scar. The final Quality of Life for your patient will be dependent upon the total percentage shown on the Vital Signs Monitor when all 15 operations are complete. Now scrub up and begin by clicking on the Start Game button. Start Game

Un crayon de couleur? Operate on Left Foot Colored pencil Comic book

des frites? Operate on Right Foot fries Ice cream

Le chocolat? Operate on Right Shin fries chocolate

Une école? Operate on Right Leg school library

Une glace? Operate on Left Shin fries Ice cream

Un dessin? Operate on Left Leg A novel A drawing

Un roman? Operate on Left Hand novel magazine

Des écouteurs? Operate on Right Hand DVD player headphones

Operate on Left Forearm Un baladeur? Operate on Left Forearm television I pod

Operate on Right Forearm Un magazine? Operate on Right Forearm newspaper magazine

Le cinéma? Operate on Left Arm Movie theater school

Un journal? Operate on Right Arm novel newspaper

Une voiture? Operate on Kidneys A bus A car

Une bande dessinée? Operate on Liver Comic book Text message

Une radio? View Results -- Operate on Heart radio television

Operating Room Well Doctor, how did you do? Read the Vital Signs Monitor to find out your patient’s Quality of Life prognosis: 60% or higher = Good 31% - 59% = Fair 30% or less = Poor If your patient’s Vital Signs are less than 60%, you should continue to practice to improve your skills.