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4.4.
a) intubation b) IV therapy c) stable vital signs d) improvement
Unit 11.
4.1.
A3 B6 C5 D14 E1 F2 G4 H10 I8 J9 K7 L13 M12 N15 O11
4.2.
a) lancets b) scalpel c) crutches d) otoscope e) stethoscope f) gown g) rollator h) shoe cover
4.3.
A3 B4 C1 D6 E2 F5
Unit 12.
4.1.
A4 B10 C3 D5 E1 F8 G7 H9 I6 J11 K2
4.2.
a) weight, height b) ear syringing c) health check/check-up d) prescription, referred e) make/
book, appointment
8.4. Listening
Unit 1.
5.1.
a) People with a busy schedule, like busy mums and fathers, people at school, etc.
b) Go to the grocery store and buy all fruit that you need for that week. In that way, you can
challenge yourself to try to get those pieces of fruit in every day.
c) He says they are kept in a pantry.
d) Keep a cup by your bathroom and sink, and in the morning drink one glass when you wake
up, and before you go to bed at night drink another glass and enjoy/during the day.
Unit 2.
5.1.
a) False. Speaker 2 says that the phenomenon is nothing new and statistics prove it.
b) False. The average American boy would take as first sip of alcohol when he is eleven,
while American girls try a little later by the age of thirteen.