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ĐỀ THI TIẾNG ANH

FORM B

PART I: STRUCTURE AND VOCABULARY


CHOOSE THE BEST ANSWER AMONG A, B, C, AND D.
01. Needles and syringes are used for ….. injections.
A. Has given B. give C. being D. giving
02. As a rule, disposable equipment is …. after use.
A. Use B. throw away C. threw away D. discarded
03. The nurse …. Admitted Lisa asked what had happened to her.
A. Who B. when C. why D. whose
04. Your health …. if you gave up alcohol completely.
A. Would improve B. will improve C. is improve D. will be improve
05. It wastes a lot of time when I don’t understand reports and forms …. Handwriting
or abbreviations.
A. Because B. because of C. although D. though
06. Do you know if you are allergic …. any drugs?
A. To B. from C. into D. upon
07. Stomach cancer is also called …. Cancer.
A. Anal B. renal C. gastric D. throat
08. Pneumonia is much …. than the common cold.
A. More seriously B. serious more C. seriously more D. more serious
09. Mr. Brown went to Lotus Hospital yesterday. He wanted to have his eyes …. .
A. Checked B. checking C. to check D. check
10. A patient with a life- threatening …. Will see a doctor immediately.
A. Condition B. problem C. disease D. All of these
11. Migraines are believed to be due to a mixture of environmental and …. Factors.
A. Genetic B. genes C. generation D. geniuses
12. During pregnancy, women may develop disorders that may…..
A. Require B. release C. required D. specialize
13. The doctor ….. you met yesterday is a specialist in diabetes.
A. That B. who C. whom D. All of these
14. If you are able to wait here, I …. A nurse to come and take care of you.
A. Would get B. has got C. would have got D. will get
15. We can’t see our patients, so we …. Very good on the phone.
A. Have to be B. has go to be C. have be D. has been
16. A … effect is a bad effect that a drug has on you
A. Mild B. side C. sign D. right
17. Colgate prevents bacteria … your teeth.
A. To attack B. attack C. attacking D. from attacking
18. The study of the diseases of the old people is called …
A. Surgery B. psychiatrics C. geriatrics D. dentist
19. Aspirin could be … as the most effective and safest pain relievers.
A. Considered B. consideration C. know D. considers
20. Too little B6 in the diet could … dizziness, nausea, confusion, irritability and
convulsions.
A. Caused B. will cause C. causing D. cause
21. Lots of dentists …. Hard and they often work overtime to look after their.
A. Doing B. works C. profession D. work
22. My aunt is too fat. She wants to … weight.
A. Gain B. lose C. lost D. loses
23. After she becomes pregnant, she may need … care.
A. Special B. specially C. specialize D. specialization
24. Viral encephalitis can be due … to the direct effects of an acute infection or as one
of the sequelae of a latent infection.
A. Neither B. so C. either D. too
25. Do you remember the day … he stopped smoking.
A. On which B. when C. where D. A & B
26. Treatment of chickenpox in children is aimed at the symptoms while the immune
system deals with the virus.
A. Surrender B. accept C. cope with D. refused
27. A child who is infected with chickenpox should stay at home because he needs to
be under the …
A. Cured B. treatment C. delivery D. checks
28. I think your mother should pay attention to her diet and do more exercise …
taking pills.
A. Though B. because C. although D. instead of
29. Mammograms …. To help find breast cancer early.
A. Are used B. is used C. use D. uses
30. They …. Aware that their lungs are working.
A. Is even not B. are not even C. even is not D. not even are

PART II: READING COMPREHENSION


A. Fill each gap with one appropriate word given.
Specific- medication- better- recover- particularly- hepatitis- painkillers- diagnosed-
infection- hepatologist

If you are (31)diagnosed. with hepatitis B, it is likely that your GP will refer to you a
specialist, usually a (32) hepatologist ( a liver specialist). Most people tend to be free of
symptoms and (33) recover completely within a couple of months, never going on to
develop chronic (long-term) hepatitis. There is usually no (34) specific treatment for
acute (short-term) hepatitis B. Unless your symptoms are (35) particularly severe, you
should be able to manage them at home. You can take over-the-counter (36) painkillers
such as ibuprofen and paracetamol and may be prescribed codeine if pain is more severe.
Nausea (feeling sick) can often be controlled with a (37) medication called
metoclopramide. If you are diagnosed as having a hepatitis B (38) infection, you will be
advised to have regular blood tests and physical check-ups. Once your symptoms get (39)
better you will need further testing to check that you are free of the virus and have not
developed chronic (40)_ hepatitis _B.
A. Fill each gap with one appropriate word given.
A. shows B. in C. problem D. to E. be
F. most G. beneficial H. tissues I. vitamins J. out
Vitamins, one of the (41) most essential nutrients required by the body, can (42)__ be
broadly classified into two broad categories namely, water-soluble (43) vitamins and fat-
soluble vitamins. Water-soluble vitamins (B vitamins and vitamin C) get flushed (44) out
from the body; therefore there arises a need (45) to consume these vitamins on a daily
basis. On the contrary, fat-soluble vitamins (Vitamins A, D, E, and K) get stored in the
body's fatty (46) tissues There are distinctive kinds of vitamins and each vitamin plays a
unique role in promoting health fitness. Study (47) shows that vitamins are very essential
for our immune system. Eating healthier food that is rich (48) in vitamins and minerals
ensures good health, less heart (49) problem and regulated blood pressure. Vitamin rich
diets are also (50) beneficial to avoid induction of cancer in living body.
C. Read the text and say whether these sentences are TRUE or FALSE.
High blood pressure (also known as hypertension) is often called a "silent killer" because
it usually causes no symptoms until it becomes severe, when it might cause occasional
headaches, and/or vision changes. High blood pressure is a leading cause of heart attacks,
strokes and chronic kidney disease. High blood pressure means the pressure inside the
blood vessels is increased above normal. When this happens, the heart has to work harder
to pump blood through the body. Blood pressure is measured as two numbers: a top
number (called the systolic pressure) and a bottom number (called the diastolic pressure).
For example, 120/75 is read as 120 over 75. Normal blood pressure in adults 18 and older
is less than 120/80. People who have blood pressure between 120 and 139 for the top
number or between 80 and 89 for the bottom number may have an increased chance of
developing high blood pressure unless they take steps to prevent it. Blood pressure is
considered high if it is 140/90 or above. However, for people who have diabetes or
chronic kidney disease, blood pressure is high if it is 130/80 or above. If you have high
blood pressure, the goal is to get your pressure below 140/90 and keep it there.
Recognizing these facts about high blood pressure may save your life.
51. F .High blood pressure never causes damage to the kidneys.
52. T .Blood pressure is considered high if it is 140/90 or above.
53. T .Normal blood pressure in adults 18 and older is less than 120/80.
54. T .High blood pressure usually causes no symptoms until it becomes severe.
55. F .High blood pressure affects only old people.
PART III: WRITING: Rewrite the following sentences so that they best keep the
meaning of the sentence above.
56. This patient isn't healthy enough to be discharged.
This patient is too weak to be discharged.
57. Anyone who coughs for a long time should have the lung x-rayed.
Anyone coughing for a long time should have the lung x-rayed.
58. My grandmother must inject insulin daily.
Insulin must be injected in to my grandmother everyday
59. This triage nurse excels in making an initial assessment of your problem.
This triage nurse is good at having made an initial assessement of your problem
60. Following the medication schedule is very important for his mother.
It's very important for his mother too follow the medication schedule
61. I have never helped with a birth before.
This is the first case that I have helped with a birth.
62. Stress can affect both your body and your mind.
Both your body and your mind can be affected by stress
63. All life activities are controlled by the nervous system.
The nervous system controls all life activities
64. The drug was too bitter for the child to take.
The drug was so difficult to take for the child because it is too bitter
65. People say that his son is infected with HIV.
His son has HIV infection

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