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Watch and Learn
Watch and Learn
شاهد الفيديو
شاهد الفيديو
شاهد الفيديو أولا ثم ذاكر الدرس خطوة بخطوة
شاهد الفيديو أولا ثم ذاكر الدرس خطوة بخطوة
Before you start
Before you start
Look at the photographs and answer the questions in pairs.
Look at the photographs and answer the questions in pairs.
1. What can you see in the photographs?
1. What can you see in the photographs?
ماذا ترى في الصور؟
I see a man lying on the ground and an ambulance.
2. What are the different people trying to do?
2. What are the different people trying to do?
ماذا يحاول هؤلاء الناس أن يفعلوأ؟
They are trying to save an injured man.
Vocabulary
Vocabulary
1 . Look at the words and phrases in the box and answer the questions.
1 . Look at the words and phrases in the box and answer the questions.
breathe يتنفس CPR التنفس الصناعي emergency services خدمات الطوارئ danger خطر respond يستجيب first aid الإسعافات الأولية
phrase عبارة possibility إمكانية describe يصف basic أساسي medical help معونة طبية
1 Which word means the possibility of being hurt or killed?
1 Which word means the possibility of being hurt or killed?
danger
2 Which word describes taking air in and out of your body?
2 Which word describes taking air in and out of your body?
breathe
3 Which word describes doing something when someone talks to you?
3 Which word describes doing something when someone talks to you?
respond
4 Which phrase describes the people who come to help you very quickly?
4 Which phrase describes the people who come to help you very quickly?
emergency services
5 Which phrase means something you do to help someone take air in and out of their body?
5 Which phrase means something you do to help someone take air in and out of their body?
CPR
6 Which phrase means basic medical help given quickly?
6 Which phrase means basic medical help given quickly?
first aids
Unit 7 Nurse.mp32 Listen to a nurse telling people how to give first aid and answer the questions.
2 Listen to a nurse telling people how to give first aid and answer the questions.
1 What situation is the nurse describing?
1 What situation is the nurse describing?
2 What advice can the emergency services give to help someone breathe again?
2 What advice can the emergency services give to help someone breathe again?
3 Listen again and put the things that the nurse describes (a–f) in the correct order.
3 Listen again and put the things that the nurse describes (a–f) in the correct order.
a Shout “Hello!” or “wake up” at the person.
a Shout “Hello!” or “wake up” at the person.
b Move the person away from any dangers.
b Move the person away from any dangers.
c Check if the person is breathing.
c Check if the person is breathing.
d Do CPR if the person isn’t breathing.
d Do CPR if the person isn’t breathing.
e Check if there are any dangers nearby.
e Check if there are any dangers nearby.
f Call the emergency services.
f Call the emergency services.
Answer
f - e - b - a - c - d
Speaking
Speaking
4 Discuss in pairs.
4 Discuss in pairs.
What can you do to help someone?
What can you do to help someone?
Would you like to learn first aid? Why/Why not?
Would you like to learn first aid? Why/Why not?
5 Read two examples of research into hygiene. What are the two reports trying to say?
5 Read two examples of research into hygiene. What are the two reports trying to say?
Dangerous trousers
Dangerous trousers
Research has shown that you should only wear a pair of trousers for one day. Bacteria can grow quickly in your trousers, so it’s a bad idea to wear them for more than one day.
Research has shown that you should only wear a pair of trousers for one day. Bacteria can grow quickly in your trousers, so it’s a bad idea to wear them for more than one day.
Always wash your hands
Always wash your hands
Research has shown that people who wash their hands every time they come home from outside don’t become ill as often as people who don’t.
Research has shown that people who wash their hands every time they come home from outside don’t become ill as often as people who don’t.
6. Do you believe these reports? Why? Why not?
6. Do you believe these reports? Why? Why not?
7 Read the advice about interpreting research. What is it warning us about?
7 Read the advice about interpreting research. What is it warning us about?
Interpreting research
Interpreting research
There is so much information available today. You can find thousands of articles and blog posts online. However, not all of the information you read is correct, so it’s a good idea to question it.
There is so much information available today. You can find thousands of articles and blog posts online. However, not all of the information you read is correct, so it’s a good idea to question it.
Ask yourself these questions:
Ask yourself these questions:
• Is there anything unusual or surprising in the report?
• Is there anything unusual or surprising in the report?
• When was the report written?
• When was the report written?
• Who wrote the report?
• Who wrote the report?
Is it someone who would know a lot about the subject?
Is it someone who would know a lot about the subject?
• If the report is online, who does the website belong to and what other information is on it?
• If the report is online, who does the website belong to and what other information is on it?
• If the report is online, do you trust the websites that the links take you to?
• If the report is online, do you trust the websites that the links take you to?
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