Medicines have a crucial impact on people’s health vaccine covid 19

Welcome to our presentation Welcome to our presentation GROUP 6 August 23th, 2022 Hello everyone My name is Thao I’m a member of Group 3 My group also has 3 other members They are Pham Thi Ha, Vu Thi.

Welcome to our

presentation

GROUP 6

August 23th, 2022

Getting started

Let’s watch a video.

Vaccines have been playing a

significant part in the fight against Covid-19.

Medicines have a crucial impact on people’s health.

Welcome to our presentation Medicin

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GROUP 3 August 30th, 2022

DISCUSSION

OVERVIEW Introduction

Activate your knowledge

Introduction

Medicine

Medicine

Medicine is the science or practice of the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of disease (in technical use often taken to exclude surgery)

Activate

your

knowledge

Besides Covid-19, do you

know any common illnesses or

medical problems?

How were they treated?

Common cold

Cough

Headache

Ebola

Covid-19

Vocabulary

Definition: a fight that repeatedly moves in one direction and then in the opposite direction

Example: My weight has been an issue in these months It has been an up-and-down battle.

up-and-down battle

(n phr)

Definition: a small idea or

event that causes

something bigger to start

Example: Her idea was the spark that motivated him to improve his health

Definition: the rate at

which a person, company,

or country does useful

work

productivity (n) /ˌprɒdʌkˈtɪvəti/

corporate wellness

program (n)

Definition: a device that

measures how many steps a person walks

pedometer(n)

/pɪˈdɒmɪtə(r)/

Definition: physical exercise that increases your heart rate

Example: Cardio is the

answer if you want to lose weight.

Cardio (n)

/ˈkɑːdiəʊ/

Definition: to catch or

become ill with a disease

Example: The doctor

contracted the flu when he was treating the patient.

contract (v)

/ˈkɒntrækt/

Definition: having a disease

as a result of the introduction

of organisms such as bacteria and viruses to the body

Example: The Covid-19 outbreak was so sudden and widespread that many people was infected with it

Definition: something that you do to try to cure an

illness or injury , especially something suggested by a doctor

Example: He is receiving treatment for shock.

Treatment (n) /ˈtriːtmənt/

Definition: the act of

stopping something from

Definition: a medicine or

chemical that can destroy

harmful bacteria in the body or limit their growth

Example: She has a bad

infection so the doctor put her

on antibiotics

antibiotic (n)

/ˌæntibaɪˈɒtɪk/

Definition: a test to find

out how effective or

Example: The new drug went through clinical trials before it became available at drugstores

precaution (n)

/prɪˈkɔːʃn/

Definition: an action that is

taken to stop something negative from happening

Example: A lot of precautions

has been taken to make sure

that the virus doesn't spread

widely.

IT’S TIME TO

PLAY GAME

GUESS THE WORD

2 teams, each chooses 2 describers and the rest will be the guessers

There are 8 words in total The describers must describe the words without directly

saying it out The rest try to guess the

words Each team has 3 minutes to play.

The team guessing more words will be the winner

Practice

WRITE THE WORDS IN BOLD NEXT TO THE DEFINITIONS

c. _(v) to catch or become ill with a disease d. _(adj) having a disease as a result of the introduction of organisms such as bacteria or viruses

to the body e. _(n) the act of stopping something from happening

f. _(n) a sudden appearance of something, especially of a disease or something else dangerous

or unpleasant g. _(n) something that you do to try to cure an illness or injury, especially something suggested by a doctor

h. _(n) a fact or situation that influences the result

of something

#1

occu r

recov er

contra

ct infect ed

preventi on

outbre ak

treatme nt

fact or

#2: MATCH THE HEADINGS TO THE EXAMPLES IN THE TABLE

1, give a personal example _

2, ask challenging questions _

3, use specific persuasive words and phrases

4, give information to support your position _

5, address other person’s argument _

a Have there been proper clinical trials to prove that it works, that it stops infection?

b However, the flu can cause severe illness or worse for a small percentage of the people who get it It may not sound like a lot, but actually this is hundreds of thousands of people around the world each year

There isn’t one single scientific study that proves that this year’s flu vaccine works

c So while Mr Li is right - we don’t do clinical trials of the flu vaccine in the way that we do trials for other medicines - that doesn’t mean we aren’t scientific in our methods

d All my colleagues have gotten the vaccine None of us have caught the flu

Let me tell you more about my work in that area

e Obviously, we want to do everything in our power to stop the infection from spreading.

Supposing you gave your kids the vaccine and it made them worse rather than better?

How would you feel if someone in your family did not get the vaccine and then became really sick?

It’s obvious that the vaccine hasn’t been properly tested.

d a

e b c

Ways to introduce source information

In a book published by Meridian House Press in

2012, Dr Manuel Femandes argues that…

According to Doctors Without Borders…

A recent report by the World health Organization found that…

#3: Complete the citations with the words in the box.

1 _ Pathologies of Power, published by University of California Press in 2003, Dr Paul Farmer _that…

2 _ statistics from the Centers for Disease

A recent

d

How to talk about i llness and medicine

in English?

Each team has 10 minutes for preparation and then 5 minutes for debating.

What did we achieve in the lesson today?

- General overview of Medicine

- Vocabulary related to Medicine

- Assignments

- Discussion

THANK YOU!

CONTACT FOR FURTHER INFORMATION

EMAIL: (Ms Pham Thi Ha)