Биркун, 7. Unit 4. Lesson 2

a pediatric unit — 7
intensive care unit — 5
surgical unit — 8
emergency unit — 9
intermediate care units — 1
pharmacy — 4
food service department — 3
laboratories — 6
medical records department — 2

emergency unit — treating those who have suddenly become ill
food service department — preparing meals
intensive care unit — treating critically ill patients
intermediate care unit — treating all kinds of patients
laboratories — doing tests
medical records department — keeping records of patients
pediatric unit — treating children
pharmacy — making and selling drugs
surgical unit — performing operations

John is 15. He was playing football and broke his right leg. — surgical unit
Barbara is 32. She has problems with her back.— intermediate care unit
Jerry is 8. He has a bad earache.— a pediatric unit
Thomas is 60. He suddenly felt pain in his heart.— emergency unit
Lillie is 12. She has a bad stomachache.— a pediatric unit
Janet is 24. She got into a car accident. — intensive care unit

1d; 2k; 3a; 4h; 5n; 6c; 7b; 8l; 9m; 10g; 11e; 12f; 13o; 14q; 15i; 16p; 17j.

During the checkup the pediatrician or dentist may ask questions:
Are you a vegetarian?
How much sleep do you get each night?
How often do you exercise?
What food do you eat?
How often do you brush your teeth?
What toothpaste do you usually use?