fibrillation [.faibri'leifn] п трепетание, фибрилляция arrest [a'rest] п остановка, задержка; прекращение; v задерживать, (приостанавливать) damage [*daemid3]п повреждение, поражение; v повреждать result [ri'zAlt] in v заканчиваться, приводить к чему-л.;result from происходить в результате, быть следствием danger [ldeind33]п опасность exclude [iks'klu.d] v исключать bandage ['baendid3] v перевязывать; n повязка incision [in'si3n] nразрез Прочтите и переведите следующие слова и словосочетания:
1. congenital [kan'd3enitl]: congenital disease, congenital heart defect, to suffer from a congenital heart defect; failure ['feilja]: heart failure, cardiac failure, to reveal heart failure, to prevent the development of heart failure;
result [ri'zAlt]: to result in the impairment of heart function, the inflammation resulted from infection
in the presence of, to result in, to result from, to suffer from, to be operated on for smth, to be preceded by, a damage to some organ, because of, a bad state, within a certain period of time. Составьте вопросы к данным ответам:
1. Yes, there are about ten main kinds of congenital heart defects which can be treated both therapeutically and surgically. 2. Yes, heart defects result in the impairment of heart functions and the changes in its anatomical structure. 3. Yes, heart failure may occur during the operation on the heart. 1. Прочтите текст E. 2. Найдите и переведите предложения: а) с усилительной конструкцией 'it is... that'; б) с глаголом в одном из времен группы Perfect Continuous; в) с местоимениями в качестве заменителей существительных. 3. Выпишите английские эквиваленты следующих словосочетании:
при наличии этих нарушений, порок сердца, выявление сердечных шумов Напишите аннотацию к этому тексту:
Text Е. Cardiosurgery Within the last 20 years a new branch of surgery — cardiosurgery has been developing successfully in our country. The beginning of its development was marked by the first operation on the heart performed by Academician A. N. Bakulev. It is due to the work of such prominent Soviet surgeons as Vishnevsky, Meshalkin, Petrovsky, Amosov, and others that great progress has been achieved in cardiosurgery. The lives of many thousands of people suffering from cardiac diseases and from those of coronary vessels have been already saved. The operations on the heart are performed to eliminate the existing heart, defects, congenital or developed, and to restore the normal function of the heart. The operation on the heart is preceded by various examinations, which enable the surgeon to make a correct diagnosis. The most important ones are listening to the heart, its X-ray examination, electrocardiograms, the revealing of heart murmurs, and clinical and biochemical blood analyses. Only having made an exact diagnosis and having come to the conclusion that the therapeutic measures have been ineffective the surgeon can perform the operation on the heart. The operations on the heart are very difficult to perform because of the intricate (сложный) anatomical structure of the heart and because the heart constantly contracts. Some operations are performed on the contracting heart, but such operations give the surgeon only a very short period of time for his surgical manipulations. Besides in such cases there is always the danger of the impairment of cardiac functions such as heart failure, fibrillation and others. In the presence of these impairments complete or partial arrest of blood circulation develops. Such intervals of blood circulation result in the damage to some organs, for example, the brain can live without blood supply only four-five minutes; if the interval is longer the brain cells die. CLASS ASSIGNMENTS Give the words of the opposite meaning:
to exclude, to result in, to diminish, gradually, slight, to drop, to suffer from, frequently, to arrest to some organs, for example, the brain can live without blood supply only four-five minutes; if the interval is long Translate the following word combinations:
1. врожденный порок сердца; 2. принять эффективные меры; 3. внезапная остановка сердца; 4. трепетание предсердий; 5. нарушение кровоснабжения Choose the appropriate word given in brackets:
1. Heart operations must be (preceded, followed) by various physical and laboratory analyses enabling the doctor to make a correct diagnosis. 2. The damage to different organs of the human body may be caused by (blood supply, blood loss). 3. The findings of Soviet scientists such as Georgi Lang, Alexander Myasnikov and Dmitry Pletnev show that the main cause of some heart diseases is (the impairment, the arrest) of the nerve regulation of cardiac and vascular functions. Translate into English:
1. Больной был срочно госпитализирован в связи с его тяжелым состоянием. 2. При наличии тяжелых сердечных заболеваний больной часто страдает одышкой. 3. Операции на сердце всегда предшествуют многочисленные исследования. 4. Его оперировали по поводу врожденного порока сердца. 5. При стенокардии больной должен соблюдать назначение врача в течение определенного периода времени. 6. Обильное наружное кровотечение (bleeding) явилось результатом повреждения большой поверхности голени. 7. Длительное соблюдение соответствующей диеты привело к снятию боли в желудке. Use Complex Object instead of the subordinate clause. Translate the sentences:
1. At the Institute of Cardiology in Moscow the researchers have found that mental overstrain is the factor causing the infarction in 35% of patients. 2. They have observed that the direct association between infarctions and the nerves occurs only in the age-group of patients over 40. 3. At the Institute of Experimental Medicine in Leningrad the scientists have found that cholesterin is produced in the body itself in the amounts sufficient to cause atherosclerosis. 4. Cardiologists have observed that children with congenital heart defects have no clinical manifestations of the disease until years after birth, when it may be too late to operate. Answer the following questions:
1. How many litres of blood does the human heart pump per minute at rest? 2. How many litres of blood does the human heart pump per minute on great physical exertion? 3. How many times does the human heart contract within 70 years of life? 4. How many litres of blood does the human heart pump within 70 years of life? 5. In how many seconds does the blood make a complete circle in our body at rest? 6. How long can the man live without water and without food? Read Text F. Which of the described methods have you got interested in?
Text F. Methods Used in Cardiosurgery In performing the operations on the contracting heart there is danger of the impairment of cardiac function and partial arrest of blood circulation, resulting in the damage to some organs, brain cells in particular. Such danger is eliminated when artificial blood circulation apparatus called heart-lungs is used during the operation. By using the artificial blood Circulation apparatus the heart is excluded from the blood circulation and the surgeon is able to work on the "dry" heart for a longer period of time achieving better results. Hypothermia is another method used in heart operations. When the patient is under hypothermia the surgeon can eliminate congenital or developed heart defects without the loss of the patient's blood during the operation. The method of occlusion consists of bandaging all the vessels carrying blood to and from the heart just before making an incision on the cardiac wall. When the method of occlusion is applied the surgeon evacuates from the heart that amount of blood which is inside its cavities (in the adult it is about 100-150 ml) and performs the necessary operation to eliminate the cardiac defect. XVI. Choose the answer corresponding to Texts E and F: 1. How is the danger of the partial arrest of blood supply eliminated during heart operations? (a) It is eliminated by using hypothermia; b) It is eliminated by using artificial blood circulation apparatus.) 2. What vessels are bandaged when the method of occlusion is employed in heart operations? (a) The portal veins are bandaged; b) All the vessels carrying blood to and from the heart are bandaged.) LESSON 40 HOME ASSIGNMENTS (REVISION) Повторите грамматические правила, лексический и текстовой материал, цикл VI (уроки 34—39).
Ответьте на следующие вопросы:
1. Назовите формулу группы времен Perfect Continuous. 2. Как переводятся времена группы Perfect Continuous? 3. Из каких частей состоит сложное дополнение, и на каком месте в предложении оно стоит? 4. Как переводится на русский язык сложное дополнение? Найдите сказуемые, определите их время и напишите формулы, по которым они образованы. Переведите предложения:
1. The life of the little girl was saved thanks to a successful operation for a congenital heart defect. 2. On his first admission to the hospital the patient complained of palpitation and discomfort in the chest. 3. The patient had numerous foci of inflammation in the left lung before he underwent the streptomycin treatment. 4. The girl has had heart murmurs since the age of seven and no therapeutic measures were effective in their elimination. 5. On palpation the physician determined that the liver was considerably enlarged. IV.* Закончите следующие предложения, выбрав нужный вариант: 1. The doctor wanted... (a) the heart failure to develop frequently; 6) the patient to be followed-up at the out-patient department) 2. The nurse made... (a) the patient take bromide to control his sleeplessness; 6) the heart be excluded from the blood circulation) 3. The surgeon ordered... (a) the patient's wound to be bandaged immediately; 6) the intensity of the inflammatory process to be reducing gradually) V. Распределите слова по графам:
1. The doctor expected that the disturbances in blood circulation would be eliminated by the administration of atropine. 2. The patient that is undergoing the course of treatment for rheumatic endocarditis will be followed up for several months. 3.That the inflammatory process would involve new areas in the lungs was clear at the onset of lobular pneumonia. 4.That child's life was saved after cardiosurgeon had made the operation eliminating the congenital heart defect. 5. Subfebrile temperature accompanied by cold perspiration may be the clinical manifestation of tuberculosis and that of chronic rheumatic endocarditis. * Выберите правильный ответ на следующие вопросы:
1. Why are patients with rheumatic endocarditis administered antibiotic treatment? (a) They are administered this treatment to eliminate the primary focus of infection; b) They are administered this treatment to control cardiovascular insufficiency.) 2. Why do patients with rheumatic endocarditis undergo aspirin and bicillin treatment in spring and autumn? (a) They undergo such treatment to improve the cardiac function; b) They undergo such treatment to prevent the recurrence of the disease.) Ответьте на следующие вопросы:
1. What most characteristic clinical manifestations is lobular pneumonia accompanied by? 2. What treatment is administered to the patient with lobular pneumonia? 3. What is the causative agent of tuberculosis? 4. What do you know about primary tuberculosis? 5. What course is lung abscess characterized by? 6. What complaints has the patient in case of rheumatic endocarditis? 7. What treatment can you administer a patient with rheumatic endocarditis? 8. Describe a severe attack of angina pectoris. 9. What methods of performing operations are employed in cardiosurgery? IX. 1. Прочтите текст A. 2. Выпишите английские эквиваленты следующих словосочетаний: внешние признаки, профилактические меры, умственное перенапряжение, крепкий сон 3. Расскажите о режиме и лечении больного с атеросклерозом. Text A. Atherosclerosis and Its Treatment Atherosclerosis is one of the diseases of the cardiovascular system which is due to many causes. There is a number of factors which may determine its development. Atherosclerosis of the blood vessels results from metabolic disturbances and particularly from disturbances of cholesterol exchange. These disturbances begin long before there is any external evidence of the disease. Therefore the doctor must prevent its appearance beginning preventive measures and treatment as early as possible. Prevention and treatment of atherosclerosis consist mainly of a certain regimen for the patient, which he must strictly follow. The patient must get up, eat, work, and go to bed at exactly the same time every day. Sound sleep is very important since it enables the nerve cells to rest. The patient with the signs of atherosclerosis must sleep not less than 7-8 hours and walk before going to bed. Mental and physical overstrain must be excluded. The incidence of atherosclerosis is high in professional groups with insufficient physical activities. So physical exercises must be part of the prescribed regimen for such persons. Smoking affects unfavourably the walls of the blood vessels and can result in their spasm, that is why patients suffering from atherosclerosis must not smoke. The diet of the patients with atherosclerosis must contain sufficient amount of proteins, but fats and carbohydrates must be taken in very limited doses. Vitamins are widely used in the treatment of atherosclerosis because some of them improve the metabolic processes and others dilate the vessels, particularly the peripheral ones. Other drugs administered in treating atherosclerosis are the so-called lipotropic substances, which prevent fat from accumulating in the organism. Since the nervous system affects the metabolic processes in the human body the patients with atherosclerosis are prescribed such drugs as bromide and valerian to improve its general condition. CLASS ASSIGNMENTS Revision Translate the following word combinations:
congenital heart defects, to result in heart failure, to make an incision on the cardiac wall, to radiate to the back and arm, to undergo the course of X-ray treatment, to prevent the rupture of the blood vessel, to administer an adequate dose of medicine, to complain of a general malaise and fatigue 1. Give the words of the opposite meaning:
to diminish, suddenly, to be constant, to become worse, changeable, to fall (to drop), to include, malignant, seldom, sufficiency, a gain in weight 2. Give the words of the close meaning: a symptom, in addition to, to be troubled by, to give attention, to, to pass through, an injury, an impairment, to spread, a return of a disease, to feed, an attack Choose the appropriate word from those given in brackets:
1. As the condition of the patient had been gradually improving his temperature... considerably, (reduced, rose) 2. Severe attacks of angina pectoris are accompanied by... pain radiating down the arm. (sharp, moderate) 3. If the patient is suffering from rheumatic endocarditis his pulse becomes... on physical exertion, (accelerated, slow) 4. Partial arrest of blood circulation often results in ... to brain cells, (the recovery, the damage) Read the pairs of sentences and answer the questions supplying your explanations: The young cardiologist has been investigating the character of heart defects since the beginning of the year. Doctor Sviridov is investigating the character of heart defects.Кто из них начал раньше заниматься исследованием?
My mother has been followed up at the polyclinic since the time she was discharged from the clinic. My father is followed up at the polyclinic to prevent the recurrence of the disease.За кем из них наблюдение по поводу отдаленных результатов начато раньше?
Find Complex Object. Define the forms of the Infinitive Translate the sentences:
1. The physician considered the incidence of heart attacks to be associated with the nervous overstrain. 2. The doctor wants me to have undergone the course of treatment by the end of the week. 3. We noticed the most characteristic symptoms of rheumatic endocarditis have been eliminated since the administration of those preparations. Translate the following sentences:
1. Сейчас этот больной страдает от острой боли в области сердца. 2. Этот больной страдает от острой боли в области сердца уже целый день. 3. Сердечные шумы постепенно уменьшались в процессе лечения. 4. В течение последних двух недель сердечные шумы постепенно уменьшались. Read Text В. Entitle and retell it:
Text В Some years ago an Italian worker whose name was Pietro Anello fell ill with tuberculosis. He developed a severe form of the disease which was progressing very rapidly. He was administered drug treatment which was ineffective. An Italian surgeon operated on him twice to arrest the cavity formation in the lungs. But even this measure failed to control the development of the disease. Tuberculosis process continued to develop and the life of the patient was in danger. The Italian physician refused (отказался) to operate on him for the third time. One of the prominent Italian surgeons told Pietro's relatives that he would die if the third operation was performed. One day Pietro saw a photograph of the Soviet surgeon Professor Lev Bogush, a well-known Soviet specialist in lung operations. The idea came to Pietro of asking Soviet doctors to perform the third operation. He went to the Italy-USSR Society and asked to help him. When Pietro Anello came to the Soviet Union Professor Bogush operated on him for the third time. The operation was successful and Pietro's life was saved. UNIT 3. THE DISEASES OF THE ALIMENTARY TRACT