The nurse asked the patient if he ___ any allergies.

Antibiotics are usually prescribed to ___ bacterial infections.

The results ___ by the lab technician yesterday.

He needs to fast ___ 12 hours before the blood test.

The patient complained of chest pain and difficulty ___.

The physician recommended that she ___ more water.

During the operation, the heart rate must be carefully ___.

If the symptoms persist, the patient ___ to return for another check-up.

The vaccine ___ immunity against the virus for at least a year.

A CT scan ___ before the neurologist could make a diagnosis.

You ___ wash your hands before and after examining a patient.

He’s been in the ICU ___ Monday.

The medication was not effective, so they decided to try a different ___.

Neither of the patients ___ discharged this morning.

Dr. Harris began her morning shift in the internal medicine ward. One of her first patients was Mr. Lang, a 72-year-old man admitted for severe abdominal pain and vomiting.
After examining him and ordering a CT scan, she suspected an intestinal obstruction. Blood tests revealed elevated white cell counts, indicating an infection.
Mr. Lang was immediately put on intravenous fluids and antibiotics, and the surgical team was contacted. Within an hour, he was transferred to the operating room for emergency surgery.
Dr. Harris stayed in close contact with the surgical team to monitor the patient’s condition throughout the day.

Dr. Harris began her morning shift in the internal medicine ward. One of her first patients was Mr. Lang, a 72-year-old man admitted for severe abdominal pain and vomiting.
After examining him and ordering a CT scan, she suspected an intestinal obstruction. Blood tests revealed elevated white cell counts, indicating an infection.
Mr. Lang was immediately put on intravenous fluids and antibiotics, and the surgical team was contacted. Within an hour, he was transferred to the operating room for emergency surgery.
Dr. Harris stayed in close contact with the surgical team to monitor the patient’s condition throughout the day.

Dr. Harris began her morning shift in the internal medicine ward. One of her first patients was Mr. Lang, a 72-year-old man admitted for severe abdominal pain and vomiting.
After examining him and ordering a CT scan, she suspected an intestinal obstruction. Blood tests revealed elevated white cell counts, indicating an infection.
Mr. Lang was immediately put on intravenous fluids and antibiotics, and the surgical team was contacted. Within an hour, he was transferred to the operating room for emergency surgery.
Dr. Harris stayed in close contact with the surgical team to monitor the patient’s condition throughout the day.

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