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Practice Review



                          Complete the paragraph below by using the correct form of Present Perfect Simple
                 a
                          or Present Perfect Continuous.

               I  take  care  of  a  young  gentleman  who  has  "an  anger  problem".  He  is  violent  at  times  and
               has________________(be) hospitalized after he stop his truck and cause major damage to the truck by beating
               it  up  with  his  bare  fists.  He  has  ____________(break)  his  arm.  He  is  depressed  because  his  wife  has
               _________________(be, threaten) to leave him. The wife is fearful of her husband's unpredictable and violent
               behavior. There is also the matter of possibly endangering their child if he go into one of his violent rages.
               Thankfully, the psychiatrist is double-boarded as a neurologist and the gentleman has ________________ (get)
               a thorough work-up including EEG. He is having seizures. The seizures are treated, the couple work through

               their  marital  issues,  and  he  is  discharged.  His  arm  has  _______________(heal)  and  his  depression  has
               ____________ (lift) with accurate diagnosing, proper medications, and a little tincture of time.


                 b   Match the Mental Illnesses in the left column with the symptoms in the right column.


                                                   ‘He talks virtually non-stop – nobody can interrupt him or even
                    delusions                      understand him’.

                                                   ‘At those times I have so much energy and I am so high that people
                     euphoria                      around me get scared’.

                     auditory                      ‘The thoughts just won’t be quiet; they gallop around in my head so
                  hallucinations                   fast that sometimes I want to scream’.
                                                   ‘The voices comment on everything I do. One of them keeps calling
                   panic attacks                   me stupid’.


                                                   ‘Aliens have removed my brain and I am now under constant
                     paranoia                      police surveillance’.


                 pressured speech                  ‘I know people are out to get me – you hate me too, don’t you?’
                                                   ‘Sometimes she has simply sat sobbing on a chair, her face wet with
                  racing thoughts                  tears’.

                                                   ‘I have made sure that the oven is turned off, and the iron is
                 repeated checking                 disconnected and the TV is unplugged, oh yes, and the hi-fi too.
                                                   Have I checked the oven?’

                  uncontrollable                   ‘The patient has been experiencing recurrent unexpected episodes
                      crying                       of severe anxiety’.




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