2025年全国医学英语水平考试（METS三级）综合能力测试题及答案一
2025/1/19
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1). Safety Campaign Reduces Medical Radiation Risks in Africa When Dr. Michael Kawooya，a radiologist at Mengo Hospital in Kampala，Uganda，performs an ultrasonography on pregnant patients，he′s often asked，“Doctor，is this dangerous？”His answer is always “No”.“Ultrasonography does not use ionizing radiation，so they aren′t dangerous，”says Dr. Kawooya，who is also Director of Ernest Cook Ultrasound Research and Education Institute in Kampala.■( )These have the potential to cause cancer and skin injuries，particularly in children. Many referrers，patients and caregivers are unaware of these risks.“Often patients think that an X-ray is part of a cure without any knowledge of the risks involved，“explains Dr. Kawooya. ”This is our opportunity to educate them. ”Worldwide，an estimated 3.6 billion diagnostic medical examinations，such as X-rays，are performed every year. This number continues to grow as more people access medical care. About 350 million of these are performed on children under 15 years of age.■Using radiation in medical imaging can save lives and prevent the need for more invasive procedures，but inappropriate use may lead to unnecessary and unintended radiation doses for patients.( )■To improve safety，WHO launched a Global Initiative on Radiation Safety in Health Care Settings in 2008 with the aim to mobilize the health sector towards safe and effective use of radiation in mecdicine.■( )A new WHO publication，“Communicating radiation risks in pediatric imaging”，helps health-care providers communicate known or potential radiation risks associated with pediatric imaging procedures. The document provides several approaches to help medical professionals answer questions，like“How much radiation will my child receive？”■In Uganda，Dr. Kawooya and other medical professionals are using the new publication as part of a regional campaign to improve radiation safety and raise awareness to develop national radiation policies and regulations.■In many parts of Africa，protecting patients from radiation risks can be a challenge. Radiation guidelines are often inadequate and rarely adhered to.( )■In February 2015，the Pan African Congress of Radiology and Imaging launched AFROSAFE，a campaign to ensure all radiation -based medical procedures in Africa are necessary and performed safely. As part of the campaign，medical professionals are learning to conduct risk-benefit discussions about pediatric imaging with patients and families utilizing this new risk communications tool.■Through AFROSAFE Uganda，Dr. Kawooya is teaching doctors and technicians in his country to enhance the safety and quality of radiology. ( )“We are encouraging radiologists at hospitals throughout Uganda to use referral guidelines when making decisions about using radiation on children and their families，” says Dr.Kawooya. The new communication tool will serve as a basis to further develop training packages to improve communication skills of health care workers，as well as advocacy and information materials targeting patients，parents，family members and the community.( )
A.Because children are smaller and have a longer lifespan than adults，their risk of developing radiation-induced effects is greater
B.If patients and families are not properly informed about the risks and benefits of an imaging procedure，they may make choices that are harmful to their health
C.Training for medical professionals is unregulated，and procedures for maintenance，deomisoning and disposal of radiology equipment are not always followed
D.One key priority is to improve the communication of radiation risk in pediatric imaging to ensure an effective and balanced benefit-risk dialogue between health care providers，families and patients
E.Yet many of the procedures his patients do have or ask for，including X-rays，CT-scans and fluoroscopy-guided interventions，do use ionizing radiation
F.In November 2015，he helped organize the first training session，which was attended by more than 100 Ugandan medical professionals and patient advocates
正确答案：E
2). Vaccinating and Registering the Children Born during Ebola■In Sierra Leone，the Ebola outbreak has affected all aspects of health care.Exact numbers are yet to be confirmed but it is( )that many children have missed out on routine vaccination services and birth registration during the outbreak.To counter this，mass immunization( )are being held to enable children to “catch-up”.In June ，2015，an integrate measles and polio (小儿麻痹症) campaign was conducted reaching 97% of children under the age of 5.■In mid-July，2015，Sierra Leone′s Ministry of Health and Sanitation，supported by WHO，UNICEF and other partners held a 3-day campaign to ( )1.4 million children against polio.The campaign also registered births，( )birth certificates for an estimated 200，000 children born at home during the Ebola outbreak.■Birth registration is an essential part of protecting children′s rights.Although 78% of children under the age of 5 are registered at birth in Sierra Leone，those who lack( )documents are at risk of child labor，early marriage and other forms of violence.■“Immunization campaigns are important steps in protecting children against( )diseases and assuring their well-being”，said Dr Anders，WHO Representative in Sierra Leone.“While we are still striving to get to zero Ebola，( )services-such as birth registration and routine immunization-and empowering social structures and institutions to be functional is( )transitioning from the Ebola response to a concrete recovery process.”■The door-to-door campaign also provided a good opportunity to vaccinate children who( )routine immunization.Families in homes under quarantine in Ebola-affected areas also benefited from these essential services，“I am happy to receive these services for my newborn child because they are free and right here at my home.”said Adama Conteh，whose 11-day-old son had )just received his polio vaccination and a birth certificate.■After vaccination，indelible ink is marked on the children′s fingers as( )that they were vaccinated.Independent monitors conduct post campaign monitoring to assess coverage.( )
A.formulating
B.issuing
C.addressing
D.delivering
正确答案：B
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1). Safety Campaign Reduces Medical Radiation Risks in Africa When Dr. Michael Kawooya，a radiologist at Mengo Hospital in Kampala，Uganda，performs an ultrasonography on pregnant patients，he′s often asked，“Doctor，is this dangerous？”His answer is always “No”.“Ultrasonography does not use ionizing radiation，so they aren′t dangerous，”says Dr. Kawooya，who is also Director of Ernest Cook Ultrasound Research and Education Institute in Kampala.■( )These have the potential to cause cancer and skin injuries，particularly in children. Many referrers，patients and caregivers are unaware of these risks.“Often patients think that an X-ray is part of a cure without any knowledge of the risks involved，“explains Dr. Kawooya. ”This is our opportunity to educate them. ”Worldwide，an estimated 3.6 billion diagnostic medical examinations，such as X-rays，are performed every year. This number continues to grow as more people access medical care. About 350 million of these are performed on children under 15 years of age.■Using radiation in medical imaging can save lives and prevent the need for more invasive procedures，but inappropriate use may lead to unnecessary and unintended radiation doses for patients.( )■To improve safety，WHO launched a Global Initiative on Radiation Safety in Health Care Settings in 2008 with the aim to mobilize the health sector towards safe and effective use of radiation in mecdicine.■( )A new WHO publication，“Communicating radiation risks in pediatric imaging”，helps health-care providers communicate known or potential radiation risks associated with pediatric imaging procedures. The document provides several approaches to help medical professionals answer questions，like“How much radiation will my child receive？”■In Uganda，Dr. Kawooya and other medical professionals are using the new publication as part of a regional campaign to improve radiation safety and raise awareness to develop national radiation policies and regulations.■In many parts of Africa，protecting patients from radiation risks can be a challenge. Radiation guidelines are often inadequate and rarely adhered to.( )■In February 2015，the Pan African Congress of Radiology and Imaging launched AFROSAFE，a campaign to ensure all radiation -based medical procedures in Africa are necessary and performed safely. As part of the campaign，medical professionals are learning to conduct risk-benefit discussions about pediatric imaging with patients and families utilizing this new risk communications tool.■Through AFROSAFE Uganda，Dr. Kawooya is teaching doctors and technicians in his country to enhance the safety and quality of radiology. ( )“We are encouraging radiologists at hospitals throughout Uganda to use referral guidelines when making decisions about using radiation on children and their families，” says Dr.Kawooya. The new communication tool will serve as a basis to further develop training packages to improve communication skills of health care workers，as well as advocacy and information materials targeting patients，parents，family members and the community.( )
A.Because children are smaller and have a longer lifespan than adults，their risk of developing radiation-induced effects is greater
B.If patients and families are not properly informed about the risks and benefits of an imaging procedure，they may make choices that are harmful to their health
C.Training for medical professionals is unregulated，and procedures for maintenance，deomisoning and disposal of radiology equipment are not always followed
D.One key priority is to improve the communication of radiation risk in pediatric imaging to ensure an effective and balanced benefit-risk dialogue between health care providers，families and patients
E.Yet many of the procedures his patients do have or ask for，including X-rays，CT-scans and fluoroscopy-guided interventions，do use ionizing radiation
F.In November 2015，he helped organize the first training session，which was attended by more than 100 Ugandan medical professionals and patient advocates
正确答案：E
2). Vaccinating and Registering the Children Born during Ebola■In Sierra Leone，the Ebola outbreak has affected all aspects of health care.Exact numbers are yet to be confirmed but it is( )that many children have missed out on routine vaccination services and birth registration during the outbreak.To counter this，mass immunization( )are being held to enable children to “catch-up”.In June ，2015，an integrate measles and polio (小儿麻痹症) campaign was conducted reaching 97% of children under the age of 5.■In mid-July，2015，Sierra Leone′s Ministry of Health and Sanitation，supported by WHO，UNICEF and other partners held a 3-day campaign to ( )1.4 million children against polio.The campaign also registered births，( )birth certificates for an estimated 200，000 children born at home during the Ebola outbreak.■Birth registration is an essential part of protecting children′s rights.Although 78% of children under the age of 5 are registered at birth in Sierra Leone，those who lack( )documents are at risk of child labor，early marriage and other forms of violence.■“Immunization campaigns are important steps in protecting children against( )diseases and assuring their well-being”，said Dr Anders，WHO Representative in Sierra Leone.“While we are still striving to get to zero Ebola，( )services-such as birth registration and routine immunization-and empowering social structures and institutions to be functional is( )transitioning from the Ebola response to a concrete recovery process.”■The door-to-door campaign also provided a good opportunity to vaccinate children who( )routine immunization.Families in homes under quarantine in Ebola-affected areas also benefited from these essential services，“I am happy to receive these services for my newborn child because they are free and right here at my home.”said Adama Conteh，whose 11-day-old son had )just received his polio vaccination and a birth certificate.■After vaccination，indelible ink is marked on the children′s fingers as( )that they were vaccinated.Independent monitors conduct post campaign monitoring to assess coverage.( )
A.formulating
B.issuing
C.addressing
D.delivering
正确答案：B
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