中南大学现代远程教育课程考试6.docx

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中南大学现代远程教育课程考试6

中南大学现代远程教育课程考试

《护理英语

（二）》试卷（本试卷页不上交）

一、单选题，请选出一个最恰当的答案。

（1~32题1分每题，33~42题2分每题，共52分）

1．Wedidn'twanttogetintrouble,_____weparkedinthelotaroundthecorner.

A.soB.butC.becauseD.although

2."AreyouandRichardinthesameapartmentbuilding?

""No,we_____."

A.isn'tB.weren'tC.areD.aren't

3．Mybrotherisstudyinghardtobe_____.

A.writerB.writeC.awriterD.writes

4．Ifyou_____faster,wecouldhaveturnedintheprojectbeforethedeadline.

A.workB.hadworkedC.haveworkedD.working

5．Shehascomputerclass_____noon.

A.withB.atC.onD.in

6．MyfamilyandI_____throughthedesertonourlastvacation.

A.driveB.drivesC.drivingD.drove

7．_____timedoyouspendonyourhomeworkeveryday?

A.HowmuchB.HowwellC.HowoftenD.Howlong

8．Whatprograms_____?

""HemostlyusesMicrosoftWordandExcel."

A.isheusingB.doesheuseC.heusedD.heuse

9．Sincetheychangedjobs,theirlife_____beenmucheasier.

A.areB.wasC.hasD.had

10．"IsthatMartin'snewcar?

""Yes,it's_____."

A.himB.himselfC.hisD.he

11．"Whattelevisionshowsdidyouwatchwhenyouwereachild?

""I_____watchcomedies".

A.wasB.likedC.usedtoD.did

12．My_____usuallygoestotheofficeonfoot.

A.bestfriendB.bestfriendsC.bestfriendsheD.bestfriendis

13．Ifwe_____somemoremoney,wecouldgoawaythisweekend.

A.arehavingB.haveC.hadD.wouldhave

14．Wewenttothedoctor_____shecouldn'tseemtogetridofhercold.

A.soB.forC.thatD.because

15．Thesecretaryaskedme_____Iwantedtomeetwith.

A.whoB.howC.whyD.when

16．Ifyoufeelfull,don't_____anymoreofthatpizza.

A.ateB.eatingC.eatD.eats

17．"Iforgotmykeysonthedesk._____givingmealifthome?

"

A.CouldyouB.CanyouC.WillyouD.Wouldyoumind

18．MyclassmatesandIenjoydoingsimilarthings._____favoriteactivityisgoingcycling.

A.OurB.WeC.UsD.They

19．AmylivesinThailandnow.She_____atalargeuniversitythere.

A.teachB.taughtC.isteachingD.teaching

20．Shealwaysgetsgoodevaluations.Shemustbe_____employeeinthecompany.

A.themostvaluableB.morevaluableC.thevaluableD.valuable

21．Hasheever_____toswim?

A.learnedB.learnC.learningD.learns

22．WhenIlastsawthem,mysisterswereontheirway_____themall.

A.onB.inC.atD.to

23．IwanttosendtheSmithsanemail.Doyouhave_____emailaddress?

A.theyB.themC.theirD.there

24．Themoviewasoverbeforewehadtime_____theplot.

A.forunderstandB.tounderstandC.understandingD.understand

25．_____wasabigparadeinfrontoftheuniversitycampus.

A.TheirB.TheyC.TheseD.There

26．MyteacherwaslivinginDubaiwhenshe_____herfuturehusband.

A.willmeetB.metC.wasmeetingD.meets

27．Before_____adecisiononwhattoorder,Johnaskedthewaiterforhis

recommendation.

A.makeB.madeC.makingD.beingmade

28．Thereisn't_____milkleft.Ineedtogooutandgetsome.

A.manyB.someC.noD.any

29．Ifyoudon'tslowdown,you_____haveaheartattack.

A.wouldB.willC.canD.should

30．Theprojectwas_____complicatedthantheyhadexpected.

A.soB.mostC.moreD.too

31．Myfatherisasurgeon._____worksinahospital.

A.ItB.FatherC.HeD.She

32．Ifyou_____eatingsomuchjunkfood,you'llloseweight.

A.stoppedB.stopC.mightstopD.arestopping

33.A65-year-oldmaleisadmittedtoyourunit.Hesays,“MywifeandIhavenot

beenapartfor45years”.Yourbestresponsewouldbe

A.“Itmustbedifficultforyoutobeseparatedfromher.”

B.“Yourwifewillbeabletovisityoueveryday.”

C.“You’llbefineonceyougetadjustedtothehospitalroutine.”

D.“Yourtimeinthehospitalwillpassveryquickly.”

34.Aclientrecentlydiagnosedwithlungcancersaystothenurse,“I’mstillgoingto

smoke”.Thenurse’sbestresponsetothisclientwouldbe

A.“Ican’tbelieveyouwouldstillwanttosmoke.”

B.“Whendidyoustartsmoking?

”

C.“Let’stalkmoreaboutthis.”

D.“I’msureyourfamilywillbeupset.”

35.Aclientbroughttotheemergencydepartmentappearsveryanxiousandtearful.

Thenurse’sbestresponsewouldbe

A.“I’msureyouhavebeeninthehospitalbefore.”

B.“Thereisreallynothingtoworryabout.”

C.“Iknowthisisfrighteningforyou.”

D.“Thehospitalreallyisn’tsobad.”

36.Anewborndiedfromanintraventricularhemorrhage（颅内出血）.Whichofthefollowingresponseswouldbemostappropriateforthenursetomaketothemother?

A.“WellatleastyourbabyiswithGodnowandisnotsufferingfrombrain

damage.”

B.“Wouldyoulikeformetobewithyouwhileyourholdyourbaby?

”

C.“Iknowthatitdoesnotseempossiblerightnow,butyoucangetpregnant

again.”

D.“Justtrytothinkabouthowwonderfulyourpregnancywas.”

37.Whichofthefollowingstatements,ifmadebyapatientwhohasterminalcancer,

demonstratesthestageofbargainingasdescribedinthetheoryofdeathanddying?

A.“IknowI’mgoingtogetbetter.”

B.“Ihaveputmyfinancialaffairsinorder.”

C.“Idonotunderstandwhythishappenedtome.”

D.“Iplantobearounduntilmygrandson’sgraduation.”

38.Anurseisassessingthestoma（人造孔）ofaclientafteraurethrostomy（尿道造

口术）.Whichofthefollowingwouldthenurseexpecttonote?

A.Pale.

B.Redandmoist.

C.Dry.

D.Dark-colored.

39.Apatienthasanasogastric（鼻胃管）tubewhichisdraining（引流）largeamountsoffluid.Towhichofthefollowingnursingdiagnoseswouldanursegivepriority?

A.Diarrhea.

B.Riskforinfection.

C.Ineffectivethermoregulation.（体温调节无效）

D.Riskforfluidvolumedeficit.

40.Towhichofthefollowingnursingdiagnosiswouldanursegiveprioritywhencaringforapatientintheimmediatepostoperativeperiodfollowinganileostomy?

（回肠造口术）

A.Fluidvolumedeficit.

B.Bodyimagedisturbance.

C.Pain.

D.Diarrhea（腹泻）.

41.Apatientwhohasaborderlinepersonalitydisorder（边缘性人格障碍）asksthenurseonapsychiatricunit（精神科病房）ifshemaystayupbeyondthedesignatedbedtime（规定的就寝时间）.Whenthenursesaysno,thepatientsays,“Thenurseonduty（值班）lastnightletmestayuplate.”Whichofthefollowingresponsesbythenursewouldbetherapeutic?

A.“Youshouldn’thavebeengiventhatprivilege.（特权）”

B.“Youcanstayupforonemorehour.”

C.“Whydoyouwanttostayup?

”

D.“Everyoneisrequiredtogotobednow.”

42．Themostappropriateapproachforthestafftotakewiththeclientwhodemonstratesmanipulativeoraggressivebehavioristo

A.allowtheclient’sfavoritenursetobeherprimarycounselor.

B.sedate（镇静剂）theclientwithmedicationatsignsofaggression.

C.setclearlimitsontheclient’sbehavior.

D.telltheclientthathisbehaviorisdisruptive（捣乱的）tootherclients.

二、阅读理解（每题2分，共28分）

AirplaneHooligans（流氓）

'Airrage'isnowamajorconcernfollowingmovesbyairlinestodrawupapassengerblacklistafteranumberofviolentin-flightincidents.Germanflightattendantsreportthatonethingiscertain,withthegrowthinairtravelthenumberofin-flightviolentincidentsisalsoincreasing.OttoZiegelmeier,DirectoroftheIndependentFlightAttendants'Organisation（UFO）reportsthattherangeofincidentsbypeopledescribedas"unrulypassengers"variesfromracistremarksallthewaytofistfightsonboard.

Asecurityexpertforapilots'associationagreesthatitisaseriousproblem.BritishAirwaysregistered260incidentsin1997,fourtimesthefigureofthreeyearsearlier.TherearenostatisticsinGermany,butofficialsestimatethateachyearsome100,000passengersonboardGermanairplanesmisbehaveseriously.

Whileanumberofforeignairlinesarestartingtotakeactionagainstunrulypassengers,thetopicisnottakentooseriouslyinGermany.Flightattendantsandpilotsgroupsfeelthatairlines,outofconcernfortheirreputation,arecoveringuptheproblem.Forexample,Lufthansaofficialsspeakonlyofsomeisolatedincidentsandsaythatsofartherehavebeennoseriouscasesreported.Comparedtothetotalnumberofairtravelers,unrulypassengersremainasmallminority.Butthen,asinglepassengercanbecomeasecurityhazardifhestartstoplaywiththedoors,triestoforcehiswayintothecockpitorsecretlysmokesacigaretteinthetoilet.

Expertssaythatoftenthefearofflyingisacauseofaggressivebehaviour.Usuallyalcoholplaysarolebecauseintheextremelylowhumidityoftheairplaneithasamuchgreatereffectthanontheground.Inmanycases,whenflightattendantsdenyapassengeranotherdrink,thereisaheatedreaction.Inoneinstance,amanstruckastewardesssoviolentlyinthefacethatshesufferedabrokenjaw.

Airlinesoftenhaveproblemswithbusinesspassengersbecausetheyarealwaysusedtobeingincontrol.However,asoneairlineofficialstated,"butupinthesky,it'sthepilotwho'sincharge."Otheragenciesagreethatmanybusinesspassengershaveaproblemwithfollowingsomeoneelse'sinstructions.HesaidthatAmericanAirlineshasevenobservedthatthemajorityofunrulypassengersaretobefoundinthefirst-classandbusiness-classsections.

Howdoairlinesdealwiththesepassengers?

ApilotforaGermancharterairlineoncehadtodealwithagroupof10to15vacationerswhoweredancingthroughtheaislewhilecarryingaportablestereoplayingloudmusic.HewarnedthevacationersthatifhewasforcedtomakeanunscheduledstopinNewYork,itwouldcostthem$25,000.Thatquicklycalmedthemdown.BritishAirwayshasbegunwarningpassengersthattheywouldbebannedfromflyingwiththeairlineaftertwoincidents.

43.Accordingtothetext,makingracistremarkstootherpassengersisaformofairrage.

A.TrueB.FalseC.Noinformation