Autorem materiálu a všech jeho částí, není-li uvedeno jinak, je Mgr. Zdeňka Hrstková. Slezské gymnázium, Opava, příspěvková organizace. Vzdělávací materiál byl vytvořen v rámci OP VK 1.5 – EU peníze středním školám. Health and hospitals VY_32_INOVACE_ srpna 2012

Starter Are you afraid of hospitals? What could be some reasons why would people be afraid of them? Have you /or somebody you know ever been in hospital for a treatment? What is your/his experience like?

Vocabulary – match the synonyms weird to tend to recover obviously to contract an illness tonsils up-to-date to reassure clearly, without doubt modern to become ill to calm down to get healthy to do st. often/usually strange 2 small organs in your throat

Listening You will hear 6 people answering the question „Are you afraid of hospitals?“ LikeHospitals.htm Choose the best answer for each speaker:

Al, England Al feels uncomfortable to say that he is NOT afraid because: A)he was often ill as a child. B)he thinks it could mean bad luck in the future. C)he thinks there is something strange about doctors.

Mitchell, the USA One thing that makes Mitchell afraid of hospitals is A) the fact that it must be full of viruses. B) the fact that he is with sick people in one room. C) the look at people with injuries.

Keiko, Japan Keiko is afraid of hospitals because A) she doesn’t like doctors B) she knows that she cannot get any good news there C) there is always wrong organisation

Tres, the USA Tres is not afraid of hospitals because A) he was often in hospital with asthma as a child. B) he had his tonsils taken out which helped him. C) as a child he often played with doctors and nurses.

Simon, Canada Which reason to dislike hospitals does Simon NOT mention? A) Hospital buildings are often very old. B) Lots of people suffer in hospitals. C) Equipment in some hospitals is not modern enough.

Ruth, England What does Ruth like about hospitals? A) smell B) excitement C) operations

How do you call the doctors who specialize in treating: children mental problems teeth eyes skin problems heart cancer pregnant women apendicitis ……………………….. ………………………... …………………………

Put the following words in the correct category: INJURYILLNESSORGAN cancer brain liver bladder pancreas kidneys lungs heart diarrhea plague rash rabies varicose veins bronchitis pneumonia concussion bruise frostbite scratch fracture burn sunstroke black eye food poisoning scarlet fever otitis

Complete: Broken bones wheel chair crutches sling splint plaster cast remedial exercise X-ray fracture When you have a ………., it means that one of your bones is broken. With a broken leg you cannot walk and may use a ………….. to transport you to the doctor. The doctor first takes you to the …………. to see the broken bone. The doctor uses a …………… or a ……………… to fix the broken bone. A plastered arm may be put on a ………… When you have a broken leg, …………. help you walk. After the bone is mended, you may go in for ……………….. to regain flexibility.

Complete: Operation stretcher operating theatre to sew up anesthetic stitches surgeons scar ambulance When an accident happens, somebody usually calls for ……………….. The person who is going to be operated is transported on a ……….. He is taken to a special room – ………… A specialist gives him ……………., which puts him to sleep. Then, …………. operate on the patient. When the operation is done, they ……….. the wound. After a couple of days, the doctors tak e out the ………………. Usually a ……….. remains in the place of the operation.