山东英才学院：《21世纪大学实用英语》课程综合教程（第四册，PPT课件讲稿）Unit 7 Text A Charles Drew——Blood Bank Pioneer

山车英子学院 SHANDONG YINGCAI UNIVERSITY Charles Drew: Blood Bank pioneer

Unit 7 Charles Drew:Blood Bank Pioneer

山车英子学院 YID,Y SHANDONG YINGCAI UNIVERSITY Text A Charles DREW: Blood Bank pioneer Starter o Background Information o Text Understanding o Language Points @Exercises o Writing

Text A Charles DREW:Blood Bank Pioneer Starter Background Information Text Understanding Language Points Exercises Writing

山车英子学院 SHANDONG YINGCAI UNIVERSITY Starter: Look Say AS Bill Gates says, computers are realy the way we work, the way we play an rld going to chang a lot of things in the wo entertain ourselves and even the way we are educated. Can you names some other scientific achivement s which have done the same?

Starter: Look & Say • AS Bill Gates says,computers “are realy going to chang a lot of things in the world￾the way we work,the way we play and entertain ourselves and even the way we are educated.”Can you names some other scientific achivement s which have done the same?

山车英子学院 SHANDONG YINGCAI UNIVERSITY Questions and Answers Q1: What did Charlie Drew think of the house? Q2: Why were the house so quiet? key

Questions and Answers • • Q1: What did Charlie Drew think of the house? • Q2:Why were the house so quiet? key key

山车英子学院 SHANDONG YINGCAI UNIVERSITY Words for reference g Blood Bank: The Red Cross and a number of other organizations run programs, known as blood banks to collect store and distribute blood and blood products for transfusions. When blood is donated, its blood type is determined so that only appropriately matched blood is given to patients needing a transfusion Before using the blood the blood bank also tests it for the presence of disease-causing organisms, such as hepatitis viruses and human immunodeficinencyvirus(H), the cause of

Words for reference Blood Bank:The Red Cross and a number of other organizations run programs,known as blood banks,to collect ,store and distribute blood and blood products for transfusions.When blood is donated,its blood type is determined so that only qppropriately natched blood is given to patients needing a transfusion .Before using the blood,the blood bank also tests it for the presence of disease-causing organisms,such as hepatitis viruses and human immunodeficinencyvirus(HIV),the cause of acquired immunodeficiency synsrone(AIDS)

山车英子学院 SHANDONG YINGCAI UNIVERSITY Suggested Answers 1.t was as quite as death 2. Because upstairs his younger sister Elsa lay ill with influenza

Suggested Answers 1.It was as quite as death. 2.Because upstairs his younger sister Elsa lay ill with influenza

山车英子学院 SHANDONG YINGCAI UNIVERSITY Background Information CHARLES Richard drew (1904-1950 C harles richard Drew, an American surgeon, was a pioneer in the development of blood banks. Drew showed that blood plasma lasts longer than whole blood and helped stablish blood banks to serve the Allies in Europe during wordIl

Background Information • CHARLES Richard drew(1904-1950) • C harles Richard Drew,an American surgeon, was a pioneer in the development of blood banks.Drew showed that blood plasma lasts longer than whole blood and helped wstablish blood banks to serve the Allies in Europe during wordⅡ

Blood Bank BLOOD BANK The Red Cross and a number of other organizations run programs known as blood banks to collect. store and distribute blood and blood products for transfusions. When blood is donated, its blood type is determined so that only appropriately matched blood is given to patients needing a transfusion Before using the blood, the blood bank also tests it for the presence of disease-causing organisms such as hepatitis viruses and human immunodeficiency virus(HM, the cause of acquired immunodeficiency syndrome(AIDS).This blood screening dramatically reduces, but does not fully eliminate the risk to the recipient of acquiring a disease through a blood transfusion. Blood donation, which is extremely safe, generally involves giving about 400 to 500 ml(about 1 pt) of blood, which is only about 7 percent of a persons total blood

Blood Bank The Red Cross and a number of other organizations run programs, known as blood banks, to collect, store, and distribute blood and blood products for transfusions. When blood is donated, its blood type is determined so that only appropriately matched blood is given to patients needing a transfusion. Before using the blood, the blood bank also tests it for the presence of disease-causing organisms, such as hepatitis viruses and human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), the cause of acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS). This blood screening dramatically reduces, but does not fully eliminate, the risk to the recipient of acquiring a disease through a blood transfusion. Blood donation, which is extremely safe, generally involves giving about 400 to 500 ml (about 1 pt) of blood, which is only about 7 percent of a person’s total blood

McGill University Publicly funded, privately administered institution of higher learning in montreal, Quebec. The university was founded in 1821 with land and money donated by Scottish fur trader and philanthropist James McGill; the institution was opened in 1829 and reorganized in 1855

McGill University • Publicly funded, privately administered institution of higher learning in Montreal, Québec. The university was founded in 1821 with land and money donated by Scottish fur trader and philanthropist James McGill; the institution was opened in 1829 and reorganized in 1855

Red cross International humanitarian agency dedicated, in time of war, to alleviating the sufferings of wounded soldiers, civilians, and prisoners of war. In time of peace, it renders medical aid and other help to people afflicted by major disasters such as floods earthquakes epidemics, and famines and performs other public service functions

Red Cross International humanitarian agency dedicated, in time of war, to alleviating the sufferings of wounded soldiers, civilians, and prisoners of war. In time of peace, it renders medical aid and other help to people afflicted by major disasters such as floods, earthquakes, epidemics, and famines and performs other public service functions