CODE: UAS2018-EFP 02

FINAL TEST

ENGLISH FOR PHARMACY

LECTURER : Dr. Muhizar Muchtar, M.S.

TIME : 60 Minutes

Student Identity
Name : Melia Fajar Hasanah
NIM : 171501083
Class : STF 2017

A. Word Form Exercise

• Various treatments for people who suffer from emphysema include antibiotics, inhalers, and
bronchodilators.
treatments (noun) suffer (verb) emphysema (noun) inhalers (noun) bronchodilators (noun)
• Children with cystic fibrosis, a lung disease, are treated with breathing treatments and chest
percussions.
cystic fibrosis (noun) treated (verb) breathing (noun) chest (noun)
• A person with heart failure may experience palpitations and feel like the heart is throbbing and
racing, and may experience swelling in the feet, legs, and abdomen.
palpitations (noun) throbbing (adjective) swelling (adjective) abdomen (noun)
• Ischemia is the term used to describe what happens to the part of the body that is not able to get
enough oxygen as a result of a narrow or blocked artery.
Ischemia (noun) narrow (adjective) blocked (adjective)
• She accidentally perforated her eardrum after inserting a Q-tip in her ear to remove the wax from
her ear.
perforated (verb) eardrum (noun) wax (noun)
• People allergic to pollen, dust, and dander will experience a stuffy nose and swollen, watering eyes.
allergic (adjective) stuffy (adjective) swollen (adjective) watering (adjective)
• Some people will experience the irritating, tingling sensation of a canker sore if they have bitten
their tongue or cheek.
irritating (adjective) tingling (adjective) canker sore (noun)
• Painless swelling in the lymph nodes in the groin, armpit, or neck and recurrent fevers should not be
ignored.
painless (adjective) swelling (noun) recurrent (adjective)
• People with type I diabetes are not able to produce insulin, whereas people with type II diabetes
resist insulin and are not able to use it properly.
diabetes (noun) produce (verb) insulin (noun) resist (verb)
• She dried her skin completely before she applied the ointment.
dried (verb)
• The scab did not heal well and now the area is scarred.
scab (noun) scarred (adjective)
• Some of the symptoms experienced by people with airplane ear are hearing loss and ringing in the
ear.
airplane ear (noun) hearing loss (noun) ringing (adjective)

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• A common symptom of a stroke, which deprives the brain of blood and oxygen, is paralysis or
weakness on one side of the body.
common (adjective) deprives (verb) paralysis (noun) weakness (noun)
• Feelings of heaviness, tightening, and squeezing pressure or aching across the chest and behind the
breastbone are possible symptoms of angina, also called angina pectoris.
heaviness (noun) tightening (noun) breastbone (noun) angina (noun)
• Warning signs of a stroke, which is caused by blockage of an artery or rupture of an artery, include
numbness on one side of the body, confusion, and difficulty talking and walking.
stroke (noun) blockage (noun) rupture (noun) numbness (noun) confusion (noun)

B. Typical Medical Conditions and Patients Complaints

• Early signs of COPD include a persistent cough, respiratory infections, and shortness of breath
with exertion.
persistent (adjective) respiratory (noun) exertion (noun)
• Treatment for people who suffer from emphysema includes smoking cessation, drug therapies, and
supplemental oxygen designed for home use.
smoking cessation (noun) therapies (noun) supplemental (adjective)
• Tests conducted after the patient complained that she was having pain in her lower extremities,
especially her feet, during the night when she was lying down and when her legs were resting
indicated she had peripheral artery disease, also known as PAD.
lower (adjective) extremities (noun) resting (verb) indicated (verb)
• Congestive heart failure, also know as CHF, can lead to kidney failure and pulmonary edema.
congestive heart failure (noun) failure (noun) edema (noun)
• If you experience itching, hearing loss, redness, swelling, pressure, or fluid in your ear, you should
see your doctor.
itching (noun) hearing loss (noun) swelling (noun) pressure (noun) fluid (noun)
• Applying a warm compress to inflamed eyelids can help reduce the inflammation and help loosen
the crust in the eye.
inflamed (adjective) inflammation (noun) crust (noun)
• If you experience itching eyes, a watery discharge from your nose, and sneezing, you might have
hay fever.
itching (noun) watery (adjective) discharge (noun) sneezing (adjective)
• Allergens, such as dander and pollen, can cause a person’s nose to run, itch, swell, and produce
mucus.
allergens (noun) run (verb) itch (verb) swell (verb) mucus (noun)
• Radioactive iodine therapy is one way to treat thyroid cancer.
therapy (noun) treat (verb) thyroid (noun) cancer (noun)
• Some individuals develop a keloid after a wound or a surgical incision has healed. The keloid is a
thick scar tissue.
keloid (noun) wound (noun) scar tissue (noun)
• A scab is mainly dry blood that forms over a cut or a wound on the skin. If it does not heal properly,
the scab may ooze pus and become infected.
scab (noun) wound (noun) ooze (verb) pus (noun)
• Some individuals suffering with either Hodgkin’s lymphoma, a cancer of the lymphatic system, or
non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma, a cancer of the lymphatic system, may experience soaking night sweats
and severely itchy skin.
lymphatic (noun) lymphoma (noun) sweats (noun) severely (adverb) itchy (adjective)
• Breaking out in a sweat, feelings of nausea, and feeling lightheaded are warning signs of a heart
attack.

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sweat (noun) feelings (noun) feeling (verb) lightheaded (adjective) warning (adjective)
• A cerebral hemorrhage, which is caused by a vessel in the brain that bursts and bleeds, can deprive
the brain of oxygen and blood and result in a stroke.
hemorrhage (noun) vessel (noun) bursts (verb) bleeds (verb) deprive (verb)
• Another name for a transient ischemic attack, or TIA, which is a temporary loss of blood to the
brain, is mini-stroke.
transient (adjective) ischemic (adjective) attack (noun) loss (loss) mini-stroke (noun)

C. Multiple Choice Question

• _____ Swallowing and yawning often during a plane ride will help to prevent:
a. swimmer’s ear
b. ear wax
c. a ruptured ear drum
• _____ To prevent airplane ear during a plane ride, a person should:
a. cover their ears with their hands
b. yawn and swallow frequently
c. not wear ear plugs
• _____ Teething in toddlers can cause:
a. bite marks
b. drooling
c. fever blisters
• _____ Fever blisters are:
a. painful fluid-filled blisters
b. blood-filled blisters
c. pus-filled blisters
• _____ People with type I diabetes:
a. can make their own insulin
b. have protruding eyes
c. cannot make their own insulin
• _____ Another word for windpipe is:
a. tonsils
b. esophagus
c. trachea
• _____ If a skin condition clears up, it means:
a. the pus is clear
b. it has healed
c. it is itchy
• _____ A ruptured cyst is:
a. another word for scab
b. another word for laceration
c. a growth on the skin that has broken open or burst
• _____ A collapsed lung can be caused by:
a. a stabbing and gunshot wounds only
b. lung diseases only
c. lung diseases and physical injury such as a broken rib cage, a stabbing, or a gunshot wound
• _____ Dyspnea refers to:
a. labored breathing
b. shortness of breath
c. exhalation

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• _____ Another word for mini-stroke is:

a. blockage
b. click-murmur syndrome
c. transient ischemic attack
• _____ A person experiencing heart failure may have loss of appetite because:
a. he or she is fatigued
b. less blood is going into the digestive system
c. more blood is going into the digestive system
• _____ Pericarditis can cause:
a. click-murmur syndrome
b. mitral valve prolapse
c. a sharp, stabbing pain behind the breastbone
• _____ If a man is experiencing a squeezing sensation and pressure in his chest, and discomfort in his
neck, arms, leg, stomach, and jaw, he is most likely having:
a. a stroke
b. an aneurysm
c. a heart attack
• _____ Ischemia occurs when the body:
a. has high cholesterol
b. cannot receive enough oxygen because of a narrow or blocked artery
c. starts to palpitate

D. Idiomatic Expressions Exercise

Make a sentence in english with the following idiomatic expression:
• have to heart

• to wait with bated breath

My parents and me waited with bared breath for my sister’s pregnancy result

• blood is thicker than water

It’s okay if I ended up being left out by my friends. I still have my family and I believe blood is
thicker than water

GOOD LUCK