The sentences in Column A contain examples of useful verbs in medicine. In Column B there are definitions of the verbs. Read the examples and match the verbs (in italics) with the definitions. Then write the infinitive forms into the spaces in the definitions in Column B. The first one has been done for you as an example.Column A: Examples Column B: Definitions 1. After the accident the passengers were treated in hospital for cuts. 2. Nurses dressed the wounds of the accident victims. 3. He specialises in children with breathing problems. 4. She suffers from headaches. 5. She was vaccinated against smallpox as a child. 6. Some forms of cancer cannot be cured. 7. The calamine lotion will soothe the rash. 8. The doctor diagnosed appendicitis. 9. The doctor prescribed a course of antibiotics. 10. The drug suppresses the body's natural instinct to reject the transplanted tissue. 11. The operation may endanger the life of the patient. 12. The surgeons decided to operate as the only way of saving the baby's life. a) diagnose means to identify a condition or illness, by examining the person and noting symptoms b) _________ means to to use medical methods to cure a disease or help a sick or injured person to recover c) _________ means to make someone healthy d) _________ means to put someone or something at risk e) _________ means to give instructions for a person to get a specific dosage of a drug or a specific form of therapeutic treatment f) _________ means to study or treat one particular disease or one particular type of patient g) _________ means to have an illness for a long period of time h) _________ means to treat a person for a condition by cutting open the body and removing a part which is diseased or repairing a part which is not functioning correctly i) _________ means to introduce vaccine into a person's body in order to make the body create its own antibodies, so making the person immune to the disease j) _________ means to relieve pain k) _________ means to clean a wound and put a covering over it l) _________ means to reduce the action of something completely, e.g. to remove a symptom or to stop the release of a hormone решение на английском

Sure! Let's go through the sentences in Column A and match the verbs with their definitions in Column B. I'll provide step-by-step explanations for each pairing and also write the infinitive forms in the spaces provided. ### Column A: Sentences with Verbs 1. After the accident, the passengers **were treated** in hospital for cuts. 2. Nurses **dressed** the wounds of the accident victims. 3. He **specialises** in children with breathing problems. 4. She **suffers** from headaches. 5. She **was vaccinated** against smallpox as a child. 6. Some forms of cancer **cannot be cured**. 7. The calamine lotion will **soothe** the rash. 8. The doctor **diagnosed** appendicitis. 9. The doctor **prescribed** a course of antibiotics. 10. The drug **suppresses** the body's natural instinct to reject the transplanted tissue. 11. The operation may **endanger** the life of the patient. 12. The surgeons decided to **operate** as the only way of saving the baby's life. ### Column B: Definitions Let's match the verbs with their definitions: a) **diagnose** means to identify a condition or illness, by examining the person and noting symptoms **Verb:** diagnose **Infinitive:** **to diagnose** b) **treat** means to use medical methods to cure a disease or help a sick or injured person to recover **Verb:** treat **Infinitive:** **to treat** c) **cure** means to make someone healthy **Verb:** cure **Infinitive:** **to cure** d) **endanger** means to put someone or something at risk **Verb:** endanger **Infinitive:** **to endanger** e) **prescribe** means to give instructions for a person to get a specific dosage of a drug or a specific form of therapeutic treatment **Verb:** prescribe **Infinitive:** **to prescribe** f) **specialise** means to study or treat one particular disease or one particular type of patient **Verb:** specialise **Infinitive:** **to specialise** g) **suffer** means to have an illness for a long period of time **Verb:** suffer **Infinitive:** **to suffer** h) **operate** means to treat a person for a condition by cutting open the body and removing a part which is diseased or repairing a part which is not functioning correctly **Verb:** operate **Infinitive:** **to operate** i) **vaccinate** means to introduce vaccine into a person's body in order to make the body create its own antibodies, so making the person immune to the disease **Verb:** vaccinate **Infinitive:** **to vaccinate** j) **soothe** means to relieve pain **Verb:** soothe **Infinitive:** **to soothe** k) **dress** means to clean a wound and put a covering over it **Verb:** dress **Infinitive:** **to dress** l) **suppress** means to reduce the action of something completely, e.g. to remove a symptom or to stop the release of a hormone **Verb:** suppress **Infinitive:** **to suppress** ### Completed Definitions Now, placing the infinitive forms into the provided definitions: 1. a) **diagnose** means to identify a condition or illness, by examining the person and noting symptoms (to diagnose) 2. b) **treat** means to use medical methods to cure a disease or help a sick or injured person to recover (to treat) 3. c) **cure** means to make someone healthy (to cure) 4. d) **endanger** means to put someone or something at risk (to endanger) 5. e) **prescribe** means to give instructions for a person to get a specific dosage of a drug or a specific form of therapeutic treatment (to prescribe) 6. f) **specialise** means to study or treat one particular disease or one particular type of patient (to specialise) 7. g) **suffer** means to have an illness for a long period of time (to suffer) 8. h) **operate** means to treat a person for a condition by cutting open the body and removing a part which is diseased or repairing a part which is not functioning correctly (to operate) 9. i) **vaccinate** means to introduce vaccine into a person's body in order to make the body create its own antibodies, so making the person immune to the disease (to vaccinate) 10. j) **soothe** means to relieve pain (to soothe) 11. k) **dress** means to clean a wound and put a covering over it (to dress) 12. l) **suppress** means to reduce the action of something completely, e.g. to remove a symptom or to stop the release of a hormone (to suppress) ### Summary In conclusion, we have matched the verbs with their definitions and provided their infinitive forms, which is essential for understanding how these verbs are used in medical contexts. If you have any further questions or need additional help, feel free to ask!