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A) Tom and Brenda have not met for a long time.
B) Tom used to dream of becoming a doctor.
C) Brenda is an expert in scientific things.
D) For Tom medical equipment is the same thing as surgical equipment.
E) Tom’s company produces instruments which affect harmful cells with very low temperatures.
F) Tom has many friends among surgeons.
G) Tom oversees the processes of designing and creating new instruments.
Запишите в ответ цифры, расположив их в порядке, соответствующем буквам:
| A | B | C | D | E | F | G |
Brenda: Oh, hi Tom. Haven’t seen you for ages. They say you became a successful doctor...
Tom: Hi Brenda. Who told you that? I’m just a surgical engineer.
Brenda: How do you mean?
Tom: I work for a company that produces extremely specialized surgical instruments.
Brenda: Right then, Tom. Your job is a complete mystery to me. I'm a complete idiot in scientific matters, so can you explain, as simply as possible, what you do?
Tom: Of course. I'll try! Well, our company produces surgical equipment. That is different from medical equipment. By medical equipment we mean thermometers, machines to measure heart beats and so on. We don't do that — all our equipment is used for surgery.
Brenda: You mean knives, things like that?
Tom: (laughs) No... actually not quite as simple as that. In the old days, yes, if a person had, say, cancer, the answer was usually to open them up and cut out the cancerous tissue. This approach is used less and less nowadays, and that's where our products come in. We specialise either in cryo-surgical instruments...
Brenda: Sorry, you'll have to explain that.
Tom: OK. Cryo-surgery basically means destroying diseased cells by freezing them. Once the doctor has identified the malignant cells, the surgeon will insert an instrument that freezes them, at temperatures as low as minus 75°. These instruments are incredibly delicate and have to be extremely precise. They usually look like a long, thin tube — sometimes as thin as 0.9mm.
Brenda: I see...
Tom: The other area we specialise in is ultrasonic surgery. Here the surgeon will insert a titanium rod which oscillates, vibrates, at the very high frequency of 35MHz. This literally hammers the malignant tissue until it is destroyed.
Brenda: Fascinating. And what is your part in all this?
Tom: Well, my official job title is 'Project Engineer'. The way it usually goes is this: a surgeon comes to us and says,"I think I can freeze a particular type of cancer, and I think I can do it by doing this and doing that. Can you design a tool that will let me do it?" I'm in charge of a team of draughtsmen who have to design the instrument, and of mechanical and electronic engineers who will create it. I have to oversee the whole process, and make sure that we are obeying all the regulations, which are very strict in the making of surgical instruments.
Brenda: Oh, hi Tom. Haven’t seen you for ages. They say you became a successful doctor...
Tom: Hi Brenda. Who told you that? I’m just a surgical engineer.
Brenda: How do you mean?
Tom: I work for a company that produces extremely specialized surgical instruments.
Brenda: Right then, Tom. Your job is a complete mystery to me. I'm a complete idiot in scientific matters, so can you explain, as simply as possible, what you do?
Tom: Of course. I'll try! Well, our company produces surgical equipment. That is different from medical equipment. By medical equipment we mean thermometers, machines to measure heart beats and so on. We don't do that — all our equipment is used for surgery.
Brenda: You mean knives, things like that?
Tom: (laughs) No... actually not quite as simple as that. In the old days, yes, if a person had, say, cancer, the answer was usually to open them up and cut out the cancerous tissue. This approach is used less and less nowadays, and that's where our products come in. We specialise either in cryo-surgical instruments...
Brenda: Sorry, you'll have to explain that.
Tom: OK. Cryo-surgery basically means destroying diseased cells by freezing them. Once the doctor has identified the malignant cells, the surgeon will insert an instrument that freezes them, at temperatures as low as minus 75°. These instruments are incredibly delicate and have to be extremely precise. They usually look like a long, thin tube — sometimes as thin as 0.9mm.
Brenda: I see...
Tom: The other area we specialise in is ultrasonic surgery. Here the surgeon will insert a titanium rod which oscillates, vibrates, at the very high frequency of 35MHz. This literally hammers the malignant tissue until it is destroyed.
Brenda: Fascinating. And what is your part in all this?
Tom: Well, my official job title is 'Project Engineer'. The way it usually goes is this: a surgeon comes to us and says,"I think I can freeze a particular type of cancer, and I think I can do it by doing this and doing that. Can you design a tool that will let me do it?" I'm in charge of a team of draughtsmen who have to design the instrument, and of mechanical and electronic engineers who will create it. I have to oversee the whole process, and make sure that we are obeying all the regulations, which are very strict in the making of surgical instruments.
A — 1. Haven’t seen you for ages.
B — 3. В тексте ничего об этом не сказано.
C — 2. Your job is a complete mystery to me. I'm a complete idiot in scientific matters.
D — 2. Well, our company produces surgical equipment. That is different from medical equipment.
E — 1. We specialise either in cryo-surgical instruments... Cryo-surgery basically means destroying diseased cells by freezing them... the surgeon will insert an instrument that freezes them, at temperatures as low as
F — 3. В тексте ничего об этом не сказано.
G — 1. I'm in charge of a team of draughtsmen who have to design the instrument, and of mechanical and electronic engineers who will create it. I have to oversee the whole process.
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