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Why do some people decide to study medicine? What makes them want to be medical professionals? The text you are going to read in this section analyses the reasons that people have for choosing this career path.
Dlaczego niektórzy decydują się studiować medycynę? Co sprawia, że chcą zostać osobami wykonującymi zawody medyczne? Tekst, który przeczytasz w tej sekcji analizuje powody, dla których ludzie wybierają taką ścieżkę zawodową.
Match the words with their translations.
Read the text about why some people decide to become medical professionals and complete the exercises below.
Why do so many people dream of becoming a medical professionalmedical professional? After all, any job in that field is difficult, and usually requires studying hard for many years, taking a lot of difficult exams, and working long hours. Of course, in many countries, a doctor or a nurse might have a high salary, but there are many young people who study medicine in countries where doctors earn very little too. That’s why I don’t think people decide to do it for money. I suppose you decide to study medicine when you really want to help other people and make them feel better. If you are a paramedicparamedic, a surgeonsurgeon, a GP or even an ambulanceambulance driver, you can save people’s lives every day. You become a real‑life superhero and it can make you feel invincibleinvincible. And don’t even get me started on a caregivercaregiver, especially one who works in a hospicehospice! This job is really emotionally and physically demandingdemanding.
So, with all the medical professions, there might be days when you are just not able to help, but it is the effort that counts. Trust me, I’m a professional myself, so I know what I’m talking about. If you are seriously thinking of studying medicine so that you can work in a clinicclinic, the emergency roomemergency room in a hospitalhospital or at a chemist’schemist’s one day, please read my advice below. There are also links to other useful websites.
Źródło: Marta Godlewska Justyna Płachta, licencja: CC BY-SA 3.0.
Search for the information in the text. Then, choose the correct answer.
- It is difficult to be a doctorchemist'shospital.
- Becoming a nursesuperheroguardian angel is not much easier than becoming a doctor.
- In many countries, a doctor or a nurse might have a high salarytemperaturelevel.
- If you are a paramedic, a surgeon, or even an ambulancetaxibus driver, you can save people’s lives every day.
- Becoming a medical professionalambulancehospital can make you feel like a superhero.
- If you want to work in a clinicnursesalary, a hospital or at a chemist’s, you should read the blogger’s advice below the text.
2. We use 1. pill, 2. a, 3. strong antibiotic, 4. an, 5. antibiotic, 6. orange pill before nouns (or adjectives+nouns) starting with a consonant sound, for example before 1. pill, 2. a, 3. strong antibiotic, 4. an, 5. antibiotic, 6. orange pill or 1. pill, 2. a, 3. strong antibiotic, 4. an, 5. antibiotic, 6. orange pill.
- Can you send aan ambulance?
- He is aan pharmacist.
- I need to see aan physician.
- My sister is aan surgeon.
- The doctor said he needed aan X-ray.
- It was aan expensive clinic.
- Everyone says it is aan good hospital.
- Do you think I can buy it at aan local pharmacy?
- I will become aan amazing doctor one day.
- My brother is aan experienced nurse.
Słownik
/ ˈæmbjələns /
karetka pogotowia
/ ˈkerˌɡɪvə /
opiekun/opiekunka
/ ˈkemɪsts / / ˈfɑːməsi /
apteka
/ ˈklɪnɪk /
przychodnia lekarska
/ dɪˈmɑːndɪŋ /
wymagający/wymagająca
/ ɪˈmɜːdʒənsi ruːm /
szpitalny oddział ratunkowy
/ ɪkˈspektɪŋ ə tʃaɪld / / ɪkˈspekt ə tʃaɪld /
oczekuje dziecka [oczekiwać dziecka]
/ ˌdʒiːˈpiː / / ˈdʒenr̩əl prækˈtɪʃənə /
lekarz/lekarka pierwszego kontaktu, lekarz rodzinny/lekarka rodzinna, internista/internistka
/ ˈhɒspɪs /
hospicjum
/ ˈhɒspɪtl̩ /
szpital
/ ɪnˈvɪnsəbl̩ /
niezwyciężony/niezwyciężona
/ ˈmedɪkl̩ prəˈfeʃnəl /
osoba wykonująca zawód medyczny (lekarz/lekarka, pielęgniarz/pielęgniarka, ratownik/ratowniczka itp.)
/ ˌpærəˈmedɪk /
ratownik medyczny/ratowniczka medyczna
/ ˈsɜːdʒən /
chirurg
/ ˈsɜːdʒəri /
operacja
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