關(guān)于醫(yī)學(xué)方面的優(yōu)秀英語
我們大家都知道身體是我們?nèi)俗钪匾臇|西，所以小編今天就給大家分享一下醫(yī)學(xué)英語，大家一起來閱讀吧
如何預(yù)防中風(fēng)
Strokes are the fourth leading cause of death in the U.S., and they don’t just occur in older adults.
中風(fēng)是美國第四大致死因素，并不只有老年人才會患上這種病。
Anyone can have a stroke at any age.
任何年齡的任何人都有可能中風(fēng)。
Leading risk factors include high blood pressure, high cholesterol, diabetes, smoking, and a family history of stroke.
主要風(fēng)險因素有血壓、高膽固醇、糖尿病、抽煙和家族史。
Most strokes are preventable.
多數(shù)中風(fēng)都可以預(yù)防。
Decrease your chances of having a stroke by eating a healthy diet, maintaining a healthy weight, exercising regularly, limiting alcohol consumption, and controlling blood pressure and cholesterol.
健康飲食、維持健康體重、經(jīng)常鍛煉、限制酒精攝入、控制血壓和膽固醇，降低中風(fēng)風(fēng)險。
As with many health problems, making healthy choices is the key to preventing this common and serious condition.
對很多健康問題而言，做出健康的選擇是防止常見嚴重疾病的關(guān)鍵。
夏季玩耍一定注意安全
Hi kids! Welcome to CDC Kidtastics Radio! I’m Chris Kidtastic.
孩子們，大家好!歡迎來到CDC兒童策略電臺!我是克里斯·兒童策略
Summer’s a great time to have fun, but there are things you can do to stay safe and healthy while you’re having fun.
夏天是玩耍的好季節(jié)，不過有幾件事能讓你健康安全地玩耍
If you go to a pool, don’t swallow pool water, and keep pee, poop, and germs out of the water.
如果你去游泳池，不要吞咽池水，讓尿、屎和細菌遠離池水。
To do this, shower with soap before you go in, take bathroom breaks every hour, wash your hands after using the bathroom, and don’t swim if you have diarrhea.
所以進游泳池前先用香皂洗澡，每小時去趟衛(wèi)生間，上完衛(wèi)生間后洗手，如果有痢疾就不要游泳。
And remember, don’t swim alone! Always swim with a buddy or someplace that has a lifeguard.
記住，不要單獨游泳!要和小伙伴一起或在有救生員的地方游泳。
On really hot days, there are things you can do to keep the heat from making you sick.
在極熱的天氣中，要做以下幾件事防止中暑。
Don’t wait until you’re thirsty, drink a lot of water, and stay inside where it’s air conditioned, if you can.
不要等到口渴，大量喝水，如果可以，待在有空調(diào)的地方。
If you are outside, rest in the shade as much as possible, and wear lightweight, light-colored, loose-fitting clothing.
如果你在室外，那就盡量在陰涼下歇息，穿輕便、淺色、寬松的衣服。
Wear sunglasses and a hat with a big brim.
佩戴太陽鏡和有大帽檐的帽子。
Use sunscreen that is SPF 15 or higher and says “Broad Spectrum” or “UVA-UVB protection” on the label.
使用SPF 15或度數(shù)更高的防曬霜，并在標(biāo)簽上標(biāo)有“廣譜”或“防紫外線”。
If you’re going out on a boat, always wear a life jacket.
如果你乘船外出，一定要穿救生衣。
Ask a grown-up to check the local weather forecast before swimming or boating.
游泳或劃船前讓大人先看一下天氣預(yù)報。
If you hit your head while playing, you could have a concussion, a brain injury caused by a bump or blow to the head.
如果玩耍的時候撞到頭部，可能會出現(xiàn)腦震蕩，或者因頭部沖撞或打擊而造成損傷。
Signs that you might have a concussion include a headache, blurry vision, or balance problems.
腦震蕩的跡象有頭痛、視覺模糊或平衡問題。
If you feel sick to your stomach or throw up, or if noise or light really bother you, these can also be signs of concussion.
如果你感覺惡心或嘔吐，或者對聲音和光線很煩躁，這些也可能是腦震蕩的標(biāo)志。
That’s all the tips we have today.
以上就是今天的小妙招。
你了解兒童殘疾嗎?
Hi kids! Welcome to CDC Kidtastics Radio! I’m Karmen Kidtastic.
孩子們，大家好!歡迎來到CDC兒童策略電臺!我是卡門·兒童策略
Today, we’re learning about disabilities and health.
今天，我們來學(xué)習(xí)一下殘疾和健康
Do you know, or are you, a kid who has trouble moving around?
你知道，或者你是個行動不便的孩子嗎?
Has trouble seeing? Has trouble speaking or getting people to understand what you need?
看不見東西?說話和讓別人理解你有問題?
Finds it hard to keep up in school or do homework?
在學(xué)校或者作業(yè)上跟不上?
Has a medical condition like Down syndrome or spina bifida?
因為唐氏癥或者脊柱裂而接受著治療?
If you know a kid who has these difficulties, or if you have them, then you may know or be a kid with a disability.
如果你認識有這些問題的孩子，或者你就是這樣的孩子，那你可能就知道殘疾或者是個有殘疾的孩子
Kids who have disabilities may not have the same opportunities as other kids.
身有殘疾的孩子可能無法擁有和其他孩子一樣的機會
They may feel lonely or different and may not have a lot of fun.
他們可能會感到孤單或者覺得自己不一樣，無法開心玩耍
Sometimes, because kids look or act differently, we avoid them or don’t include them in activities.
有時候，因為孩子看起來或表現(xiàn)的不一樣，我們會避免接觸他們或不讓他們參與活動
Can these kids participate in the same activities as other kids?
這些孩子能像其他人一樣參加這些活動嗎?
Do they need special equipment? Do they need to go to special schools?
他們需要特殊設(shè)備嗎?他們需要去特殊學(xué)校嗎?
If you don’t have a disability now, can you become disabled? How does it feel to be disabled?
如果你現(xiàn)在有殘疾，你會變成殘疾人嗎?殘疾人是一種什么感覺?
We challenge you to go on a quest for the answers to these questions!
我們挑戰(zhàn)你來回答這些問題!
To get started, ask your parents if you can go on the internet and visit cdc.gov/ncbddd/kids.
開始前，問問你的父母能不能上網(wǎng)訪問cdc.gov/ncbddd/kids網(wǎng)站
Thanks for taking the time to learn more about kids with disabilities and thanks for listening to CDC Kidtastics Radio.
感謝您花時間學(xué)習(xí)兒童殘疾的知識，感謝收聽CDC兒童策略電臺
We’ll talk to you again soon. Until then, be a safer, healthier kid!!
我們下次再聊，在那之前，要做一個更安全更健康的孩子!
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