Лекция 10. Healthcare, Science and TechnologyОсновноеВидеоЗадания← К разделуTest II. Find the right answer1. The Australians were the first to invent penicillin. It went into production _____________a) during WWIb) during the great depressionc) during WWII2. The first three-blocked hospital appeared to be so huge, that some parts of it were given to the Mint and to the Parliament. What part of it is left for the hospital?a) North wingb) the South wingc) the Central part3. John Flynn is featured on one side of the current Australian $20 dollar banknote. Why?a) Flynn’s missionary work involved the establishment of hospitals in bush communities.b) Flynn was an engineer of the first plane called “Flying doctor”c) Flynn was the pilot of the first “Flying doctor”4. A brilliant young engineer Alfred Traeger was famous for____________________a) inventing the special plane with medical appliances installedb) inventing the pedal-driven Morse radio transmitter and receiver – transceiver used in remote areasc) inventing fast pain-killers pills5. In order to launch an experiment of medical aviation the project was____________a) sponsored by the government of Australiab) supported through fundraising activities gathered by John Flynnc) realized and came into being by the Ministry for Health Care and Medical Research6. The first medical flight to the remote area of Australia was made in 1928 with the help of____a) “Aerial Medical Service”b) “Royal Flying Doctor Service”c) “QANTAS” air company7. The first air ambulance service in the world during its first few decades relied heavily on____a) community fundraisingb) volunteer support and donationsc) all mentioned above8. Nowadays the Service travels more than ____________________ every day.a) 15 000 kmb) 50 000 kmc) 100 000 km9. Australia today maintains its place in the forefront of fields such as immunology, biotechnology, drug design and others. Which of these innovations was not invented in Australia?a) a high-grade aspirinb) an ultrasound scannerc) an original heart pacemakerd) the world’s first anti-influenza druge) a disposal syringef) the first “black box” flight recorder10. Australia’s Nobel Prize winners are talented in many scientific fields. Choose one they failed to produce a significant research ina) transplantationb) functions of nervous systemc) functions of brain workd) facial surgerye) physicsf) chemistry