The medical term for difficulty breathing is ___.相关知识点: 试题来源: 解析 dyspnea 呼吸困难在医学术语中被称为dyspnea。该词源自希腊语,“dys-”表示困难,“-pnea”表示呼吸,组合起来即为呼吸困难的症状描述。题目结构完整,属于直接考查专业术语定义的填空题,无需额外逻辑推理即可确认答案。其他类似术语如apn...
/ 5dIkFn; `dIkFEn/ n [U] (a) style or manner of speaking or (sometimes) writing 说话(有时亦指写作)的方式; 语言风格: Clarity of diction is vital for a public speaker. 发音清晰对演说家至关重要. (b) choice and use of words 词语的选择; 遣词用字; 措辞. dictionary / 5dIkFEnrI; ?
Dyspnea is the medical term for difficulty breathing, typically presenting as shortness of breath or labored breathing. The term dyspnea encompasses a number of different breathing difficulties, which may be vary in sensation and experience among patients. Despite the differences, the sensation is usua...
interest, familiarity, importance, and difficulty) on various language skills (e.g., reading, speaking, and writing) and also learners’ perceptions of textbook-assigned and self-selected topics (Threadkell,2010). In all such studies, however, only learner’s perceptions of the ...
British researchers also found failed exams in the early/preclinical courses in medical school to predict professional misconduct [5]. Generally, much of the existing research on residents in difficulty appears to be originating from English-speaking countries, in particular the US and the UK [8-...
in alphabetic languages. These intervention programs typically include training on letter-sound knowledge, grapheme-phoneme correspondence rules, in addition to phonemic awareness, such as blending, segmenting, and phoneme manipulation (Schuele & Boudreau,2008). There is evidence that English-speaking ...
and supply.Comparing the analysis with the relative measures of the new healthcare reform scheme,we found there is a firm base to resolve the absolute difficulty and objective high cost;but we need more time to resolve the relative difficulty and subjective high cost of getting the medical ...
【题文】Culture shock isn’t a clinical term or medical condition. It’s simply a common way to describe the confusing and nervous feelings a person have after leaving a familiar culture to live in a new and different culture.It’s natural to have difficulty adjusting to a...
For example, participants were only English-speaking and from four provinces in Canada, thus limiting transferability. None of our participants lived in rural or remote areas. Moreover, strategies to recruit participants for interviews who did not complete the interventions as scheduled (e.g., did...
British researchers also found failed exams in the early/preclinical courses in medical school to predict professional misconduct [5]. Generally, much of the existing research on residents in difficulty appears to be originating from English-speaking countries, in particular the US and the UK [8]-...