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Our textbook
Link to the listenings: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kiHKSZRUEEY

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MANDATORY   -- 1st year   --                Why do you want to be a nurse? When did you decide you wanted to be a nurse?  Did anyone or anything influence your decision? 

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MANDATORY   -- 1st year   --                Why do you want to be a nurse? When did you decide you wanted to be a nurse?  Did anyone or anything influence your decision? 

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Write 100-150 words.

I have always wished to become a nurse because I saw in that job the possibility of helping people in need. This idea came into my mind after having done some volunteering activities during which I understood what nursing meant for me. Indeed, I consider nursing not only a profession and passion, but a real mission. At the end of each working day, I feel happy and satisfied because I know that I have been doing something essential and relevant for a patient. Firstly, I consider being a nurse a path that leads to a better understanding of yourself, growth, and a better awareness of my strengths and limits. Moreover, even if nursing is not an easy profession, I recommend it to any young person who feels the need of helping people in suffer. In conclusion, I truly appreciate my profession and my career choice.

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MANDATORY  -- 1st year  --           Create a dialogue you could hear in a hospital . Explain the scene, location, actors.         

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MANDATORY  -- 1st year  --           Create a dialogue you could hear in a hospital . Explain the scene, location, actors.         

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Write at least 100 words

Nurse: Good Morning!
Patient: Good Morning!
N: I am Nurse Sara
P: It’s nice ti meet you
N: I have to ask you some questions: What’s wrong?
P: I have these symptoms: abdominal pain, nausea and vomiting, loss of appetite, mild fever (38), bloating
N: Where does it hurt?
P: in the right side of the abdomen
N: How often? How long does it last?
P: for 5 days. The pain gets worse when I eat fatty foods, red meats, and fried foods
N: let's start with a light diet, it must include the absence of fibers in order to facilitate intestinal transit.
We proceed with the hospitalization. Are you taking any medicines?
P: no i'm not taking medicine
N: Are you allergic to any medicines and latex?
P: I'm allergic to penicillin
N: you will wear a red bracelet with your name, surname, date of birth and nosological code.
We will keep you under observation to evaluate whether to proceed with antibiotic treatment and perform a surgical operation.

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Listen to one of the recordings from our book. You can choose any recording from Unit 1 to Unit 6. Summarize what the recording is about.  

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Listen to one of the recordings from our book. You can choose any recording from Unit 1 to Unit 6. Summarize what the recording is about.  

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Cleveland Clinic has gathered resources from our health experts and the CDC to help you develop and implement a plan to help your employees return to work safely.

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Create a short message related to COVID or vaccinations

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Create a short message related to COVID or vaccinations

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In the last two years, our society has been tremendously shocked by a global pandemic that stopped and changed our lives. However, even if the healthcare system developed a vaccine to stop the spread of this virus, there have been discussions about the security of getting into your body this experimental medication. Many people, whose health were not in particular danger if affected by this virus, refused to have the booster shot. Personally, being a member of the healthcare system, I would like to speak against this though. Vaccinating is not an action of self-protection that a person should do just for its own benefit, vaccinating is an action of civic mindedness that a citizen does as an active member of the national community.

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Describe how you felt about your first rotation in the hospital. 

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I spent my first day of work in the general surgery ward, with a smile and desire of learning. I entered the department at the beginning of March. Everyone was saying to me that it was a harsh and challenging department, especially for a 19 years old girl. Both for the strong psychological impact and for the huge amount of work, but I was not hesitating thanks to my deep passion and commitment. I really appreciated this first approach also due to the presence of my tutor.

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Summarize a tv show, movie or book that was set in a hospital/clinic/doctor's office.

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Summarize a tv show, movie or book that was set in a hospital/clinic/doctor's office.

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at least 75 words

The Good Doctor is an American TV series set at the prestigious San Jose St. Bonaventure Hospital in Northern California. The story focuses on the young pediatric surgery resident Shaun Murphy, admitted to specialization despite being affected by autism and with the savant syndrome, thanks to the intervention of Aaron Glassman, who understood his genius years before,being his mentor since when the boy was a teenager with a tragic family history. Thus, the young surgeon leaves his hometown in the peaceful Wyoming countryside and moves to the city to begin his great adventure. Amidst the skepticism and prejudices of all those around him, superiors and colleagues, Shaun must demonstrate that, despite not having the ability to relate to people and establish a relationship with them, he is able to really save lives thanks to his incredible ability he is always able it keep thins under control and remain calm. The young surgeon does not have the emotional sensitivity to grasp and understand the nuances of the moods of patients and colleagues. In fact, he often does not realize that he is excessively direct and inappropriate, although he has an exceptional capacity for diagnosis that leads him to always stay one step ahead of other trainees. In addition to Dr. Glassman, Claire Browne is the first resident with whom Shaun is able to bond, who helps him to understand. also all the dynamics of the hospital.

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Choose 15 new vocabulary words from Units 1 - 6 in our textbook. Write your own sentence for each word. Each sentence should be  (minimum ) 10 words. 

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Choose 15 new vocabulary words from Units 1 - 6 in our textbook. Write your own sentence for each word. Each sentence should be  (minimum ) 10 words. 