Medical English for Research and Publication
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L'essentiel du cours
Chapitre 1 : What is Medical English?
Medical English is the international language of medicine and research.
Chapitre 2 : Parts of a Research Paper
The abstract is the most important part to read first.
Chapitre 3 : Common Verbs in Research
Verbs like 'analyze' and 'compare' are common in research papers.
Chapitre 4 : Reading a Simple Abstract
A good abstract gives you the key information in a few sentences.
Teste-toi · 8 questions
1.What is Medical English?
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Réponse : The special language of medicine and research
Medical English is the vocabulary and phrases used by healthcare professionals and scientists worldwide.
2.Which part of a research paper is a short summary?
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Réponse : Abstract
The abstract summarizes the whole paper in a few sentences.
3.What does the verb 'to analyze' mean?
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Réponse : To examine data carefully
To analyze means to study data in detail to understand it.
4.In the handwashing abstract, what was the result?
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Réponse : The handwashing group had fewer stomach aches
The abstract says the handwashing group had fewer stomach aches, showing handwashing helps.
5.Which verb means 'to share results in a journal'?
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Réponse : To publish
To publish means to make research available to others, usually in a scientific journal.
6.What is the first thing you should read in a research paper?
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Réponse : The abstract
The abstract gives a quick overview, so it's best to read it first.
7.Which word means 'a final opinion based on results'?
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Réponse : Conclusion
The conclusion states what the results mean and gives a final opinion.
8.In the sentence 'We compared two groups', what does 'compared' mean?
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Réponse : We found differences and similarities between groups
To compare means to examine two or more things to see how they are similar or different.