I recently took care of a 50-year-old
man who had been admitted to the hospital short of breath. During his monthlong
stay he was seen by a hematologist, an endocrinologist, a kidney specialist, a
podiatrist, two cardiologists, a cardiac electrophysiologist, an
infectious-diseases specialist, a pulmonologist, an ear-nose-throat specialist,
a urologist, a gastroenterologist, a neurologist, a nutritionist, a general
surgeon, a thoracic surgeon and a pain specialist. He underwent 12 procedures, including cardiac catheterization, a pacemaker implant and a hone-marrow biopsy (to work-up chronic anemia). Despite this wearying schedule, he maintained an upbeat manner, walking the corridors daily with as sistance to chat with nurses and physician assistants. When he was discharged, follow-up visits were A. a picture that you have in your mind, especially about what someone or something is like or the way they look. B. a technical process in which pictures of the inside of someone’s body are produced. C. the process of making a scientific or computer model of something to show how it works or to understand it better. D. the opinion people have of a person, organization, product etc. 我来回答: 提交
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