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Useful vocabulary:
jueves, 23 de octubre de 2014
martes, 12 de marzo de 2013
CONTENIDOS EXAMEN DISEÑO FABRICACIÓN MECÁNICA
1. COMMON MANUFACTURING PROCESSES (PAGES 56,57 AND 58)
2. MODERN MANUFACTURING PROCESSES:
Electroforming, Water jet abrasive cutting and Hydroforming
3. VOCABULARY UNIT 7 (PAGE 40)
MATERIALS: alloy, rubber, steel, titanium, copper, plastic, wood, aluminium.
PROCESSES: assembly, bending, bonding, colour printing, cutting, impact extrusion,
injection moulding, painting, plating, welding.
(PAGE 45)
COMPOUND NOUNS: car bodies, pastci baths, injection moulding, gas oven, gas canister, computer covers, vacuum forming, pvc pipes, plane wings, steel mixer, wind pump, steel bearings, clockwork radio.
4. VOCABULARY TOOLS:
CUTTING TOOLS: saw, scissors, cutter, chisels,file.
GRIPPING TOOLS: box wrench, vice, spanner, allen keys, screwdriver, pliers, socket wrend, nippers.
MEASURING TOOLS: spirit level, calliper, measuring tape, torque wrench, multimeter, micrometer.
OTHER TOOLS: washer, bolt, nail, screw, nut, grinder, welding torch, hammer, hydraulic jack, torch.
5 DESCRIBING TOOLS:
It is a kind of_______________ (tool, thing)
It has got _________________and ______________ (parts)
It is/ They are _________________ and_________________ (adjective)
It is made of __________________ (material)
It is used for _________________ (+ ing)
* EXPLAINING THE USE OF SOME TOOLS:
- What do you use a hammer for? You use a hammer for hitting nails.
- What's the use of a screwdriver? It is used to turn screws.
It is FOR + ING
They are USED TO+ INF
PARTS OF TOOLS: Blades, handles, head, shaft, jaws.
USEFUL VOCABULARY: cut objects, make holes, measure items, hold objects, drive in nails, turn screws, fix things, level things.
MISCELLANEOUS: black, grey, metallic green, steel, important, simple, blue, hard, plastic, square, useful, well made, big, iron, rectangular, white, easy-to-use, cheap, dark red, large, round, wood, dangerous, popular, flat, long, rubber, heavy, safe, tiny, glass, medium-sized, small, light, functional, metal.
6. SPECIFYING (PHOTOCOPIES)
Making two sentences about items.
Example: The battery is six volts. It's a six-volt battery.
7. PARTS AND EQUIPMENT (PHOTOCOPIES)
Exercise of different vocabulary identifying with the picture
8. METRIC-IMPERIAL CONVERSIONS:
LENGTH: inch, foot, centimetre, metre, kilometre, yard, mile.
AREA: square inch, etc
VOLUME: cubic inch, UK pint, US pint, UK gallon, US gallon, litre, cubic metre
WEIGHT: ounce, pound (lb), gram, kilogram, ton,
TEMPERATURE: degree Celsius, degree Farenheit.
miércoles, 6 de marzo de 2013
FIRST AID VIDEOS
Bueno, como estamos con el tema de FIRST AID (primeros auxilios) y no hemos hecho ningún mural sobre éste y algunos otros, os subiré algunos vídeos bastante interesantes sobre el tema. Ya os preguntaré qué tal :D
martes, 5 de marzo de 2013
CONTENIDOS EXAMEN FARMACIA Y PARAFARMACIA Y EMERGENCIAS SANITARIAS
UNIT 3: HOSPITAL ADMISSIONS
Vocabulary: A triage nurse, Initial assessment, life-threatening, registration, treatmen, priority, waiting room, cubicle.
TYPES OF PATIENT: OUTPATIENT, DAY PATIENT AND INPATIENT.
MEDICAL RECORD:
-Handwritten medical notes
-Computerized files
-Laboratory reports
-X-ray films and scans
-Photographs
-Printouts from monitoring equipment.
PATIENT RECORD
job-occupation
allergies-bad reactions
family doctor-GP
closest relative-next of kin
the amoun of...-intake
date of birth-DOB
male/female- M/F
past illnesses and injuries- medical history
married/single/divorced/widowed/-marital status
not applicable-N/A
in each-per
number-nº
UNIT 4: ACCIDENTS AND EMERGENCIES
A&E DEPARTMENT ATTENDS VICTIMS OF:
- Road traffic accidents.
- Violent crimes.
- Accidents at home.
- Suicide attempts.
- Self-harming.
- Contact with toxic chemicals and radiation.
- Burns.
- Near drowning
- Hypothermia.
- Minor injuries: Sprains, cutgs and grazes.
A & E CONSIDERS AN EMERGENCY:
- Loss of consciousness.
- Heavy blood loss.
- Suspected broken bones.
- Chest pain lasting 15 minutes or more.
- Difficulty breathing.
- Overdose.
- Poisoning.
TRIAGE: In case of major incidents (terrorist attacks, large fires, multiple road traffic accidents) is to determine who is a priority and needs to be treated immediately and who can wait.
MEDICAL VOCABULARY: Bandages, a scalpel, morphine, aspirin, disposable gloves, thermometer, tweezers, a first aid manual, hypodermic needles, adhesive tape.
FIRST AID Vocabulary. First, second and third degree burns; blister and severe bleeding.
INSTRUCTIONS: Apply, check for, immobilize, immerse, keep, make sure, puncture, remove, squeeze, sterilize, swab, treat.
SHOCK
UNIT 14: MEDICATION
Vocabulary: Opioids, pills, capsules, patches, injection, laxative, antacids, beta blockers, anticoagulants.
TYPES AND FORMS OF MEDICATION: Painkiller, sedative, anti-inflammatory, inoculation, antibiotic, antihistamine, stimulant,antidepressant, laxative, supplement.
MEDICAL PROBLEMS: an infection, cut, an insect bite, constipation, obesity, vitamin deficiency, infectious disease, an allergy.
OTHER THINGS: Syringe, inhaler, ointment, capsules, IV drip, suppository, adhesive patch, tablespoon, dropper.
TAMBIÉN ENTRAN LOS EJERCICIOS Y FOTOCOPIAS .
UNIT 3: HOSPITAL ADMISSIONS
Vocabulary: A triage nurse, Initial assessment, life-threatening, registration, treatmen, priority, waiting room, cubicle.
TYPES OF PATIENT: OUTPATIENT, DAY PATIENT AND INPATIENT.
MEDICAL RECORD:
-Handwritten medical notes
-Computerized files
-Laboratory reports
-X-ray films and scans
-Photographs
-Printouts from monitoring equipment.
PATIENT RECORD
job-occupation
allergies-bad reactions
family doctor-GP
closest relative-next of kin
the amoun of...-intake
date of birth-DOB
male/female- M/F
past illnesses and injuries- medical history
married/single/divorced/widowed/-marital status
not applicable-N/A
in each-per
number-nº
UNIT 4: ACCIDENTS AND EMERGENCIES
A&E DEPARTMENT ATTENDS VICTIMS OF:
- Road traffic accidents.
- Violent crimes.
- Accidents at home.
- Suicide attempts.
- Self-harming.
- Contact with toxic chemicals and radiation.
- Burns.
- Near drowning
- Hypothermia.
- Minor injuries: Sprains, cutgs and grazes.
A & E CONSIDERS AN EMERGENCY:
- Loss of consciousness.
- Heavy blood loss.
- Suspected broken bones.
- Chest pain lasting 15 minutes or more.
- Difficulty breathing.
- Overdose.
- Poisoning.
TRIAGE: In case of major incidents (terrorist attacks, large fires, multiple road traffic accidents) is to determine who is a priority and needs to be treated immediately and who can wait.
MEDICAL VOCABULARY: Bandages, a scalpel, morphine, aspirin, disposable gloves, thermometer, tweezers, a first aid manual, hypodermic needles, adhesive tape.
FIRST AID Vocabulary. First, second and third degree burns; blister and severe bleeding.
INSTRUCTIONS: Apply, check for, immobilize, immerse, keep, make sure, puncture, remove, squeeze, sterilize, swab, treat.
SHOCK
UNIT 14: MEDICATION
Vocabulary: Opioids, pills, capsules, patches, injection, laxative, antacids, beta blockers, anticoagulants.
TYPES AND FORMS OF MEDICATION: Painkiller, sedative, anti-inflammatory, inoculation, antibiotic, antihistamine, stimulant,antidepressant, laxative, supplement.
MEDICAL PROBLEMS: an infection, cut, an insect bite, constipation, obesity, vitamin deficiency, infectious disease, an allergy.
OTHER THINGS: Syringe, inhaler, ointment, capsules, IV drip, suppository, adhesive patch, tablespoon, dropper.
TAMBIÉN ENTRAN LOS EJERCICIOS Y FOTOCOPIAS .
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