Can I ask a doctor to prescribe medicine in English when I see a doctor in Moscow? 30

It's impossible, for example, if a crooked nut sees a doctor in China, and he asks for a prescription in English, it's impossible, because even if the doctor knows English, no one can be sure that the pharmacy does! It's impossible, for example, if a crooked nut sees a doctor in China, and he asks for a prescription in English, it's impossible, because even if the doctor knows English, no one can be sure that the pharmacy does! It's impossible, for example, if a crooked nut sees a doctor in China, and he asks for a prescription in English, it's impossible, because even if the doctor knows English, no one can be sure that the pharmacy does!

It's impossible, for example, if a crooked nut sees a doctor in China, and he asks for a prescription in English, it's impossible, because even if the doctor knows English, no one can be sure that the pharmacy does! It's impossible, for example, if a crooked nut sees a doctor in China, and he asks for a prescription in English, it's impossible, because even if the doctor knows English, no one can be sure that the pharmacy does! It's impossible, for example, if a crooked nut sees a doctor in China, and he asks for a prescription in English, it's impossible, because even if the doctor knows English, no one can be sure that the pharmacy does!

It's impossible, for example, if a crooked nut sees a doctor in China, and he asks for a prescription in English, it's impossible, because even if the doctor knows English, no one can be sure that the pharmacy does! It's impossible, for example, if a crooked nut sees a doctor in China, and he asks for a prescription in English, it's impossible, because even if the doctor knows English, no one can be sure that the pharmacy does! It's impossible, for example, if a crooked nut sees a doctor in China, and he asks for a prescription in English, it's impossible, because even if the doctor knows English, no one can be sure that the pharmacy does!

It's impossible, for example, if a crooked nut sees a doctor in China, and he asks for a prescription in English, it's impossible, because even if the doctor knows English, no one can be sure that the pharmacy does! It's impossible, for example, if a crooked nut sees a doctor in China, and he asks for a prescription in English, it's impossible, because even if the doctor knows English, no one can be sure that the pharmacy does! It's impossible, for example, if a crooked nut sees a doctor in China, and he asks for a prescription in English, it's impossible, because even if the doctor knows English, no one can be sure that the pharmacy does!

Doctors all over the world prescribe in Latin, either in their own Chinese, Moscow also has to use Russian or prescribe in Latin, you can communicate with the doctor about the dosage and dosage, but you can't ask for prescriptions in English, because they are all prescribed by computers, for example, if you go to the United States and you let the doctor prescribe in Mongolian, isn't it a bit difficult? Isn't it....

It's an impossible hope, Moscow is the capital of Russia, and the whole country speaks Russian, so even if you ask for it, you can't do it.

Russian is the main language spoken in Russia, English is also spoken by young people, and many prescriptions are in Latin.

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1. Different types.

The English major is a discipline that cultivates senior English professionals who have a solid foundation in English language and a relatively broad knowledge of science and culture, and can engage in translation, research, teaching, and management in foreign affairs, economy and trade, culture, press and publication, education, scientific research, tourism, and other departments.

Medical English is a university major with a duration of four years (five years at Peking University Health Science Center) and a degree awarded is a Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Education or a Bachelor of Science (e.g. Peking University).

2. Employment prospects are different.

Medical English cultivates high-quality interdisciplinary talents with a solid foundation in English language, proficient English language application skills, knowledge of medical sciences and humanities, strong communication skills and innovative spirit, and can engage in foreign exchange, translation, research, teaching and management in medical and health care and other related fields.

Students majoring in English mainly learn the basic theoretical knowledge of English linguistics, literature, history, politics, economy, diplomacy and social culture of English-speaking countries, receive good skills training in English listening, speaking, reading, writing and translation, master certain scientific research methods, and have the professional level of translation, research, teaching and management, as well as high comprehensive quality ability.

3. The curriculum is different.

The main courses of medical English include Introduction to Basic Medicine, Introduction to Clinical Medicine, Preventive Medicine, Traditional Chinese Medicine, Pharmacy, Basic English, Advanced English, Medical English Vocabulary, English Reading, English Speaking, English Writing, English Listening, English and American Literature, English and American Culture, Linguistics, Hospital Management, Health Economics, Health Statistics, and Computer Fundamentals and Applications.

The main courses of the English major are English Intensive Reading, English Extensive Reading, English Listening, English Grammar, English Speaking, English Writing, Comprehensive English, Advanced English, English Translation, English Interpretation, Introduction to Linguistics, English and American Literature, and Overview of English-speaking Countries.

General English majors should study intensive reading, linguistics, British and American culture, and so on. Medical English, on the other hand, requires learning English explanations of medical terms at the same time as learning English, and more precisely, translation in this regard. Personally, I think that if I study well, I can become a translator or interpreter, of course, in medicine.

As for job prospects, "scarcity is expensive". However, like every coin has two sides, your employment scope will also be narrow.

Suggestion: On the basis of learning professional courses in school, we should do a good job of basic English, translation and so on, and practice more oral English, so as to reach the level of general English majors, but at the same time, there is also an extra skill in medical English!

Medical English: Medical English is a university major with a duration of four years (five years at Peking University Health Science Center) and a degree awarded is a Bachelor of Arts or a Bachelor of Education or a Bachelor of Science (e.g., Peking University). The main courses include Introduction to Basic Medicine, Introduction to Clinical Medicine, Preventive Medicine, Traditional Chinese Medicine, Pharmacy, Basic English, Advanced English, Medical English Lexicology, English Reading, English Speaking, English Writing, English Listening, English and American Literature, British and American Culture, Linguistics, Chinese Literature, Translation Theory and Practice, Appreciation of Classic Works, Second Foreign Language, Hospital Management, Health Economics, Health Statistics, Computer Fundamentals and Applications.

English major: English major students mainly learn the basic theories and basic knowledge of English language, literature, history, politics, economy, diplomacy, social culture, etc., receive good skills training in English listening, speaking, reading, writing, translation, etc., master certain scientific research methods, and have the professional level and good quality and strong ability to engage in translation, research, teaching and management.

Medical English should fall under the category of applied English! The difference between it and ordinary English is that its English learning is more focused on clinical medical knowledge!!

The employment prospects are average, after all, English has a strong universality, but it mainly depends on your own ability, and the society is still very eager for talents, no matter which field!!

Two words "refinement".

Our school is Nanjing University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, 05 years of medical English and English are divided, medical English to the junior year will learn some medical-related content, but to the 06 level of medical English this major was canceled, only English, but they also learned some medical-related content, medical English major must learn some medical knowledge, as for the employment prospects, to be honest, now is much more inappropriate.

English majors are nothing more than two kinds of foreign trade English and English translation, and there are too many people who read them, and it is better to major in medical English, and there are fewer people involved. In short, the former is too general, and the latter is more specific, and the above can be seen in the employment situation.

What should be learned in medical English is definitely still application-oriented.

I guess medical English is mainly concerned with these aspects:

Everyday language, including contextual conversations commonly used in medical procedures.

Probably the best way to use the language of the literature is to translate it into Chinese and English in writing. It is easier to understand the gist of a document, but it is not easy to translate it word by word.

Meeting language, including contextual language throughout the meeting.

Professional vocabulary is still easy to understand, but it is difficult to read accurately. It's best to listen to the standard pronunciation and not take it for granted.

New words, the discipline is developing faster and faster, and new words are emerging in an endless stream, which cannot be solved by simple learning.

It depends on what you major, of course, studying Western medicine is to lay the foundation for reading English medical books and articles in the future.

After all, the level of medicine in the West is much higher than that in China, and Chinese translations are usually flawed, and each has its own translation name, which is easy to confuse.

Cocoa English. This includes medical English. Navigate to "English for the Industry" in Medical English

As a result of social trends, the status of English is becoming more and more important. Imagine that you want to work in a better company, and in the future all companies may have to face external **, especially better companies, if you want to make yourself competitive, better realize your own value, so that you can always be in the active position in the workplace, it is essential to have a certain English ability.

In addition, learning English only learns grammar knowledge, and the method of dumb English is seriously outdated, so you must focus on cultivating your own language expression skills, that is, your oral level.

1. Assist doctors to do a good job in consulting, counseling, receiving and improving the work of patients and their families. Have a high degree of compassion for patients, be considerate and caring, take the initiative and be enthusiastic, have a kind expression, speak softly, work patiently and meticulously, answer all questions, and do not quarrel with patients.

2. Implement doctor's orders and nursing technical operations; Pay attention to inspections, observe the condition and infusion situation, and report to the physician in time if any abnormalities are found; Assist in the treatment of new, surgical, acute and critical patients; Responsible for preparing blood, taking blood, and escorting critically ill patients out for examination.

3. Regularly communicate with patients in the ward to obtain information about the patient's condition, understand the patient's doubts, solve the patient's problems in a timely manner, give psychological support and humanistic care, explain the causes, principles, precautions and dietary life guidance and health education guidance to the family and the patient.

4. Strengthen the learning of new knowledge of medicine and nursing, focusing on the relevant knowledge of the department, such as the pathogenesis, pathology, physiological mechanism of common diseases in the department, preventive nursing, and read more about the medical records, processes, curative effects and various laboratory indicators of each patient in the department.

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Useful, after all, your major will involve English professional terms, and in addition, you will use English when consulting foreign literature in the future, and there will be places where you will use English in the future.

The simplest, many of the documents nowadays are English source documents, you can read them in English, others have to wait for translation, and even the translation is different from the original text, in short, English is a necessary skill.

It's not very useful, English is mainly used for communication, which is very useful if you are studying abroad or learning to communicate with high-end technology.

Learning English for medical students is very helpful for the major. Up-to-date medical consultations or leading medical treatments** are in English.

Of course, it is useful, now pay more attention to Western medicine, there are many medical books with English abbreviations, professional names are in English, if you don't understand how to study it.

Yes for foreigners... Just kidding. If you learn English well, you may encounter an opportunity to go abroad for further study. Don't say it's impossible, there are a lot of such things.

You can read foreign medical classics...

Modern hospitals are inseparable from English, because the source of Western medicine is British and American technology, so English is the foundation of Western medicine, and hospitals cannot do without English.

See a doctor for foreigners and go abroad for further study.