2016年全国医学博士外语统一考试英语试卷

：医学博士英语南京医科大学小白2016年全国医学博士外语统一考试英语试卷PaperOnePartIListeningCompension(30%)SectionADirections:Inthissectionyouwillhearfifteenshortconversationsbetweentwospeakers.Attheendofeachconversation,youwillhearaquestionaboutwhatissaid.Thequestionwillbeonlyonce.Afteryouhearthequestion,thefourpossibleanswersmarkedA,B,CandD.choosethebestanswerandmarktheletterofyourchoiceontheANSWERSHEET.Listentothefollowingexample.Youwillhear:Woman:Ifeelfaint.Man:Nowonder.Youhaven’thadabiteallday.Question:What’sthematterwiththewoman?Youwill:A.Sheissick.B.Shewasbittenbyanant.C.Sheishungry.D.Shespilledherpaint.HereCistherightanswer.1.A.AttennextWednesday.B.AtthreenextWednesday.C.AttennextMonday.D.AtthreenextMonday.2.A.Adullpain.B.Apiercingpain.C.Aburningpain.D.Anumbpain.3.A.Heisgoingtogetmarried.B.Heisgoingtogethisbachelor’sdegree.C.Hewillcountonthewomanforhelp.D.Hewillbringhisownboozetotheparty.4.A.Pizzaisherfavoritefood.B.Pizzaishersecondchoice.C.Shedisliketheman’sidea.D.Shecouldn’tagreewiththemanmore.5.A.Jack’sgirlfriendismadathim.B.JackhasfalleninlovewithDebra.C.DebraisprettierthanJack’sgirlfriend.1/16：医学博士英语南京医科大学小白D.Jackwantstobreakupwithhisgirlfriend.6.A.Itwillrainsoon.B.It’swisetobeprepared.C.Sheissorryabouttheweather.D.Tobesafe,they’dbetterstayathome.7.A.Heisagreatbig-wavesurfer.B.Heisatrouble-maker.C.Heisaniceguy.D.Heisveryweird.8.A.$60B.$40C.$860D.$309.A.Quitsmoking.B.Gojoggingeverymorning.C.Workoutinthegym.D.Goonadiet.10.A.100B.232C.132D.33211.A.Maryisn’thistype.B.HefellinlovewithMaryatfirstsight.C.Marywasnotprettyenough.D.Hewon’tteachMaryChemistry.12.A.Playtennis.B.Takeoutthetrash.C.Playcomputergames.D.Gotocourtforalawsuit.13.A.Inthechurch.B.Atschool.C.Inthehospital.D.Inthedorm.14.A.Sheisseriouslyill.B.shehastolookafterherhusbandathome.C.Shewillpersuadeherhusbandtogotohospital.D.Shewillbetakengoodcareofbyhersisteranddaughter.15.A.Shemakesalivingnowasadressmaker.B.Shemakesalivingnowasalandlady.C.Sheworriesalotaboutherhealth.D.Shenowlivesonherpension.SectionBDirections:Inthissectionyouwillhearonedialogueandtwopassages.Aftereachone,youwillhearfivequestions.Aftereachquestion,thefourpossibleanswersmarkedA,B,CandD.ChoosethebestanswerandmarktheletterofyourchoiceontheANSWERSHEET.Dialogue16.A.Aduodenalulcer.B.Astomachulcer.2/16：医学博士英语南京医科大学小白C.Amouthulcer.D.Askinulcer.17.A.Haveanoperation.B.Trymedicalmeans.C.Seeapsychiatrist.D.Beoffworkforawhile.18.A.Overweight.B.Smoking.C.Heredity.D.Stress.19.A.Heisalightsmoker.B.Heisacasualsmoker.C.Heisaheavysmoker.D.Heisamoderatesmoker.20.A.Stopsmoking.B.Haveasurgery.C.Eatregularlyandexercisemore.D.MakeanappointmentwithDr.Oaks.PassageOne21.A.Heisamanwhohasageneoflongevity.B.HeisaprofessoratBostonUniversity.C.HeistheownerofthewebsiteTime.com.D.Heisthecreatorofawebsiteonlongevity.22.A.Womendon’tlikeredmeatasmuchasmen.B.Thehighestrogenlevelinwomenmakesthedifference.C.Womendevelopcardiovasculardiseasemuchlaterthanmen.D.Theincidenceofcardiovasculardiseaseismuchlowerinwomen.23.A.Intheir50sand60s.B.Intheir60sand70s.C.Intheir70sand80s.D.Intheir80sand90s.24.A.Calcium.B.Iodine.C.Zinc.D.Iron.25.A.Thereasonwhyredmeatisharmfultohealth.B.Thereasonwhyvegetarianfoodissopopular.C.Anotherpossibilityforwomen’slongevity.D.Theimportantroleironplaysincellularreactions.PassageTwo26.A.Hewastheownerofagrocerystore.B.Hewasaconvictlaboringatajunkyard.C.Hestruggledunderthestrainofpoverty.D.Helivedhappilywithhiswifeandthreekids.27.A.Heisastockbroker.3/16：医学博士英语南京医科大学小白B.Heisaninvestmentadvisor.C.Heisthemanagerofamutualfund.D.Heisateacheratalocalcommucollege.28.A.Indecision.B.Arrogance.C.Ignorance.D.Fear.29.A.Hebeganteachingoninvestmentatcollege.B.Hebeganinginvestmentbooksandthenbeganpracticing.C.Hebeganlearninghowtobecomeasuccessfulstockbroker.D.Hebeganinvestingbigmoneyinamutualfundeachmonth.30.A.Manerrsaslongashestrives.B.Failureisthemotherofsuccess.C.Wherethereisawill,thereisaway.D.Thegoodseamanisknowninbadweather.PartIIVocabulary(10%)SectionADirections:Inthissectionallthesentencesareincomplete.Fourwordsorphrases,markedA,B,CandD,aregivenbeneatheachofthem.Youaretochoosethewordorphrasethatbestcompletesthesentence.Then,markyouranswerontheANSWERSHEET.31.Employershavealegalobligationtopay_______totheirworkersforinjuries.A.compensationB.compromiseC.commodityD.consumption32.Theargumentbetweenthetwopatientsbecamesofiercethatthedoctorhadto_________.A.alleviateB.aggravateC.extinguishD.intervene33.Butdespiteallthelegalhustleandbustle,theydon’tactuallyexpectto_______deathsentencestolifetermswithoutparole.A.induceB.convertC.reviveD.swerve34.Tomaintainphysicalwell-being,ashouldeat_______foodandgetsufficientexercise.A.integralB.grossC.wholesomeD.intact35.TheCentralGovernment’spledgetomaintainthe______andstabilityofatallcostsisagreatencouragementtothelocalfinance.A.provisionB.prosperityC.privilegeD.preference36.Itispointedoutthatpatientsmustbereassuredthat“theirliveswillnotbe______asaresultofbedshortages.”A.facilitatedB.forfeitedC.fulfilledD.furnished37.Thecauseofhisdeathhasbeenamysteryand_______unknownsofar.A.exclusivelyB.superficiallyC.utterlyD.doubtfully38.Itisknownthatsomewaysofusingresources_______candestroytheenvironmentaswell4/16：医学博士英语南京医科大学小白asthepeoplelivinginit.A.recklesslyB.sparinglyC.sensiblyD.incredibly39.Choleraisapreventablewaterbornebacterialinfectionthatisspthrough______water.A.filteredB.distilledC.contaminatedD.purified40.Wewelcomehimnot____________asanewbroombutratherasaveryoldfriend.A.bythewayB.atalleventsC.bynomeansD.inanysenseSectionBDirections:Eachofthefollowingsentenceshasawordorphraseunderlined.Therearefourwordsorphrasesbeneatheachsentence.Choosethewordorphrasewhichcanbestkeepthemeaningoftheoriginalsentenceifitissubstitutedfortheunderlinedpart.MarkyouranswerontheANSWERSHEET.41.Inanyevent,lethalinjectionsareunderfederalscrutiny.A.sanctionB.restrictionC.censusD.examination42.Thehumbletomatocouldbecomea(n)potentweaponintheprostatecancer.A.inexpensiveB.powerfulC.conventionalD.lethal43.Men’sperceptionoftheamountofcaregivingtheydoiscompletelyatoddswithwomen’s.A.intunewithB.infavorofC.forthesakeofD.indisagreementwith44.HuangshanMountainiseminentforitsnaturalsceneryanddeservesavisit.A.renownedB.notoriousC.popularD.mysterious45.Obesityisaconditionperpetuatedbyadiversityoffactors.A.severityB.reliabilityC.varietyD.specificity46.Heisusuallywell-behaved;thisrudenessisonlya(n)lapse.A.errorB.sinC.guiltD.offense47.Didyoudetectatouchofjaundiceinherremark?A.grievanceB.sympathyC.jealousyD.indignation48.In1912,Germandoctorsattemptedtotreatchildrenwhohadunderactivethyroidswithnormalthyroidcells,buttolittleavail.A.bynomeansB.invainC.ofnoD.atstake49.Tomanyobservers,hespenthisalwealthlavishly.A.fearlesslyB.conspicuouslyC.wastefullyD.ferociously50.Atpresent,nomedicaltherapyisknowntoaffecttheprogressionofrheumaticmitral5/16：医学博士英语南京医科大学小白stenosis.A.deteriorationB.accumulationC.expansionD.promotionPartIIICloze(10%)Directions:Inthissectionthereissagewithtennumberedblanks.Foreachblank,therearefourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandDontherightside.ChoosethebestanswerandmarktheletterofyourchoiceontheANSWERSHEET.51.A.carefulaboutB.capableofHumansaretheonlyspeciesknowntohaveconsciousness,C.accessibletoawarenessthatwehavebrainsandbodies51D.susceptibletoadaptability,thatwecanaffectthecourseourlivestake,that52.A.intheeventwecanmakechoices52thatvastlyaffectthequalityofB.inanattemptourlives—biologically,intellectually,environmentally,andC.atthemomentspiritually.Ashumans,wehavetheabilitytomoldour53D.alongthewaybeingstobecomewhatorwhowewishtobecome.While53.A.ExclusiveB.verysomeofusmay,54,havegeneticandbiologicalC.justD.exactimperativesthatmayrequiremedicationortrainingto54.A.B.howeverovercome,oratleasttomodulate,thevastmajorityofusdo,C.moreoverD.thereforeinfact,holdouremotional55inourhands.55.A.demonstrationB.dimensionAllthat56,untilthelastdecade,scientistsbelievedthatC.destinyD.determinationthehumanbrainanditsconnectionswereformedduring56.A.hasbeensaidB.beingsaidgestationandinfancyandremained57unchangedC.wassaidD.issaidthroughchildhood.Theybelievedthathumanshadagiven57.A.moreorlessB.prettymuchnumberofneuronsinaspecificbrainstructure,and58C.aseverD.ifanythenumbermightvaryamongpeople,onceyouweredone58.A.whileB.despitewithchildhooddevelopment,youweresetinthis59.C.neverthelessD.sinceYourconnectionswerealy,andthelearningand59.A.caseB.moldgrowingperiodofyourbrainwasover.Inthelastdecade,C.senseD.conditionhowever,researchershavefound60evidencethatthis60.A.differentB.similarisnotso,andthatsomethingcalledneuroplasticitycontinuesB.insufficientD.significantthroughoutourlives.PartIVingCompension(30%)Directions:Inthisparttherearesixpassages,eachofwhichisfollowedbyfivequestions.ForeachquestiontherearefourpossibleanswersmarkedA,B,CandD.ChoosethebestanswerandmarktheletterofyourchoiceontheANSWERSHEET.PassageOneParentsareonajourneyofdiscoverywitheachchildwhosetemperament,biology,andsleephabitsresultinauniquesleep-wakepattern.Itcanbefrustratingwhenchildren’ssleephabitsdonotconformtothehouseholdschedule.Helthechilddevelopgoodsleephabitsin6/16：医学博士英语南京医科大学小白childhoodtakestimeandparentalattention,butitwillhavebeneficialresultsthroughoutlife.Anunderstandingofthechangingpatternsofthetypicalsleep-wakecycleinchildrenwillhelpalleviateanyunfoundedconcerns.Maintainingasleepdiaryforeachchildwillprovidetheparentswithbaselineinformationinassessingthenatureandseverityofchildhoodsleepproblems.Observantparentswillcometorecognizeunusualsleepdisruptionsorthosethatpersistorintensify.Developmentalchangesthroughoutchildhoodbringdifferencesinthesleep-wakecycleandinthetypeandfrequencyofparasomniasthatmayinterruptsleep.Medicalconsultationtoruleoutillness,infectionorinjuryisprudentifthechild’ssleepproblemspreventadequatesleepandresultinanongoingsleepdeficit.AsreportedbyNews-MedicalinChildHealthNews,children’ssleepproblemsshouldbetakenseriouslyastheymaybea“marker”forpredictinglaterriskofearlyadolescentsubstanceuse.”Inthesamearticle,UniversityofMichiganpsychiatryprofessorKirkBrower,whohasstudied“theinterplayofalcoholandsleepinadults,”stressedthat“Thefindingdoesnotmeanthere’sacause-and-effectrelationship.”Consultationwithachildpsychologistmaybehelpfuliffrighteningdreamsintensifyandbecomemorefrequentasthismayindicateaparticularproblemorlifecircumstancethatneedstobechangedoronethatthechildmayneedextrahelpworkingthrough.Mostchildhoodsleepdisturbancewilldiminishovertimeasthebrainmaturesandaregularsleep-wakecycleisestablished.Parentalguidanceiscrucialtodevelopmentofhealthysleephabitsinchildren.61.Tohaveajourneyofdiscoverywitheachchild,accordingtothepassage,is_______________.A.todiscovertheiruniquesleep-wakecyclesB.tofollowtheirbehavioralpreferencesC.toalleviatetheirsleeproblemsD.toexploretheirpotentialasset62.Inthefirstparagraph,theauthorsuggeststhatparents____________.A.seekprofessionalconsultationfortheirchild’ssleepproblemB.adjusttheirhouseholdscheduletothechild’ssleehabitC.taketheirchild’sunfoundedconcernsintoconsiderationD.keepadiaryonsleeppatternfortheirchild63.Whenthereexistsa“marker”inthechild,accordingtothepassage,__________.A.itmightleadtohisorherearlysubstanceuseB.heorshewillcarryitallhisorherlifeC.itmightinterrupthisorhersleeppatternD.heorsheisdestinedtobeanalcoholic64.Whatistheauthortryingtotellusinthethirdparagraph?7/16：医学博士英语南京医科大学小白A.Ittakestimetocombatsleeproblemsinchildren.B.Sometimesparentsneedtoseekprofessionalassistance.C.Parentscannotaffordtoneglecttheirchild’ssleeproblem.D.Muchimportanceshouldbeattachedtothechild’slifecircumstance.65.Whatisthemainideaofthepassage?A.Childsleepdisturbanceanditsfutureimpact.B.Childsleepdisturbanceanditsfamilyhistory.C.Parents’roleinbuildingtheirchild’shealthysleehabit.D.Apsychologicalperspectiveonsleepdisturbanceinchildren.PassageTwoTheUnitedStatesandEnglandeachhasamajor—andunique—health-carechallenge,accordingtoastudycomparingthehealthofseniorcitizensinthetwocountries.Thestudy,conductedbyresearchersfromRANDCorporationintheUnitedStatesandtheInstituteforFiscalStudiesintheUnitedKingdom,foundthatdiseaseandhealthdisorderincidencewashigheramongU.S.seniorcitizens,butmortalityratesweigheramongEnglishseniorcitizens.Americansaged65andolderhavealmosttwicetherateofdiabetesfoundamongtheirEnglishcounterpartsandmorethandoubletherateofcancer.Nevertheless,thedeathrateamongAmericans65andolderislower.“Americansareasickergroupofpeoplewhotendtolivelonger,”saysJamesSmith,astudyco-author.HeattributestheU.S.healthproblemstolifestylefactors,includingpooreatinghabitsandinadequateexercise.Americanstendtoeatmuchlargerservingsoffood,forexample.“ThereiswhatIcallanAmericanplate.Whenwegotoarestaurant,it’saplateIcan’teveneatanymore.It’saplatewithsomuchfoodonit.It’snotevenappealingtome.”TheWorldHealthOrganization(WHO)offersampleevidenceofAmericans’biggerfoodservings:Theobesityrateis34%amongU.S.adults,comparedwith23%ofEnglishadults.SmithalsosaysthatEnglishadultsaregenerallymuchmorephysicallyactivethanAmericans.BikingandwalkingaremuchcommonineverydaylifeinEngland.Heobservesthat“thereisalotofwalkinginLondon,andthereisalotofbicycleriding.Idon’tseepeopleindowntownLosAngeleontheirbicycles.”Ontheotherhand,England’sproblemisthatdoctorsfailtodiagnoseseriousconditionsearlyenough.Americandoctorstendtoscreenpatientsforcancer,diabetes,andotherillnessesmorefrequently.Smithnotes:“Americanmedicineismuchmoreaggressive.Itleadstohighcosts,butithasbenefits,too.”66.Thestudy’sresultsindicated__________.A.anurgentcallforhealthpromotionamongEnglishandAmericanseniorcitizens.B.healthdisparitiesbetweenEnglishandAmericanseniorcitizens.C.arelationbetweendiseaseincidenceandmortalityrate.D.asignificantriseinmortalityratesamongseniorcitizens.67.Whichofthefollowingisauniquehealth-carechallengeforEnglishseniorcitizenswhencomparedwiththeirAmericancounterparts?8/16：医学博士英语南京医科大学小白A.Ahigherdeathrate.B.Ahigherrateofcancer.C.Ahigherincidenceofdisease.D.Alowertendencytohavediabetes.68.WhatdoesJamesSmithimplybyanAmericanplate?A.AsedentaryAmericanlifestyle.B.Americanjunkfoodsonthetable.C.AlargeportionoffoodconsumedbyAmericans.D.SeveremalnutritionamongAmericanseniorcitizens.69.TheAmericans’uniquehealth-carechallenge,accordingtoJamesSmith,isderivedfrom_________.A.theirunusualformsofphysicalactivitiesB.theirdifferentgeographiclocationC.theirgeneticlikelihoodofobesityD.theirunhealthylifestylefactors70.Eventhoughitismuchmoreaggressive,theAmericanmedicine________.A.betterimprovesthequalityoflifeamongitsseniorcitizensB.benefitsmoreseniorswhoneedmedicalcareC.facilitatesitsseniorcitizenstolivelongerD.helpsitsseniorcitizenslivehealthierPassageThreeLessmeatanddairyinourdietscouldhelpreduceagriculturalgreenhousegasesbyasmuchas80%by2055,accordingtoarecentstudybythePotsdamInstituteforClimateImpactResearch(PIK).Theresearcherscreatedgloballand-usemstoprojectlikelyoutcomesgivendifferentscenariosinvolvingconsumerdietarytrendsandchangesinagricultureproductionmethods.Themstakeintoconsiderationpopulationgrowth,theworldeconomy,andotherfactors.Theresearchersfoundthat,ifmeatanddairyconsumptionpatternsremainconstantorincrease,theassociatedglobalagriculturalemissionswillincreasesignificantly.Ontheotherhand,a25%reductionoverthenext40yearswouldhelpbringlevelstowheretheywerearound1995.Methaneandnitrousoxideinparticularcouldbereducediflessmeatanddairyisproducedandconsumed.Thesegasesarecausedlargelybylivestockwasteandsyntheticfertilizers.Aroundtwo-thirdsofnitrous-oxideemissionscomefromagriculture—andmostofthatasaresultofeitherraisinganimalsorproducingthefeedusedtoraisethem.Consumers’foodchoices,combinedwithwhatonPIKresearcherterms“technicalmitigationoptionsontheproducers’side,”couldmakeanenormousimpactontheseemissions.Whilenotnearlyasmuchmethaneornitrousoxideisreleasedintotheatmosphereascarbondioxide,botharesignificantlymorepotent,andtheyformsubstalpiecesofthegreenhousegaspie.Bothofthesegasestrapheatandradiationintheatmospheremuchmore9/16：医学博士英语南京医科大学小白effectivelythandoescarbondioxide.TheU.S.EnvironmentalAgencycitesmethaneasbeing“21timesmoreeffectiveattrapheatintheatmospherethancarbondioxideovera100-yeartimeperiod.”Nitrousoxideismorethan300timesmoreeffectivethanCO2.WhilethePIKstudydoesn’texactlywhichconsumerchoicesandeatinghabitscanhelpreversethetrend,itseemsclearthatlessismorewhenitcomestoconsumeatanddairyproducts.71.ThecurrentPIKstudy__________.A.wasnothingbutawhat-ifB.wasbasedonthegloballand-usemsC.managedtoreduceagriculturalgreenhousegasesD.changedthepatternsofmeatanddairyconsumption72.AsthePIKresultsimply,itispossible________.A.tokeeptheconsumptionpatternsunchangedoverthenext40yearsB.toreducetheemissionsby25%overthenext40yearsC.tomaintainaconstantdropintheconsumptionD.toreturntotheemissionlevelsaround199573.Simplyput,toproduceandconsumelessmeatanddairyisto________.A.toreducemoremethaneandnitrousoxideemissionsB.toproducemoreeconomicbenefitsforagricultureC.tocuttwo-thirdsmoreofnitrous-oxideemissionsD.tohavemoretechnicalmitigationoptions74.Thegreenhousegaspietellsus_______.A.theimportanceofbeingavegetarianB.noneedtoworryaboutcarbondioxideC.theprioritiesintheenvironmentalD.thebestconsumerchoiceformeatanddairyproducts75.Whatcanbethebesttitleforthepassage?A.EatingHealthyB.FromFarmtoPlateC.GreenHouseEffectD.DietforaHealthierPlanetPassageFourTodaythisdangeroussituationhasbeenlargelyalleviated.Henry,a77-year-oldpensionerfromEastLondon,stilllivesaloneandhappilypracticesgolfswingsinhisbackgardensageintheknowledgethathisbodyisabletocopewiththeextraexertion.WhathasalteredHenry’slifeisnotsomewonderdrugbutasimplechangeinthewayhisillnessismanaged.EverydayHenryhookshimselfuptomonitoringdeviceswhoseresultsaresenttoamedicalteamoverthephoneline.Thisdailyinvolvementinmanaginghisillnesshas10/16：医学博士英语南京医科大学小白helpedhimtounderstanditandovercomeitsmoredebilitatingeffects.“TelehealthhasgivenmeconfidenceinmyselfbecauseIknowmyownbodynow,”hesays.Headjustswhathedoesaccordingtowhathisdailyingstellhimabouthiscondition.Henryisjustoneofagrowingnumberofpioneeringpatientswhoaretrustingtheirfuturestotelehealth.Largetrialsareunderwayaroundtheworldtoevaluatetheidea.Withelderlypopulationsandtheincidenceofage-relatedillnessesgrowing,telehealthpromisestogivepeopletheindependencetheyneedtoremainintheirownhomes.Itcouldalsoreducetheburdenofhealthcarecost.ThedisorderthatmakesHenry’slifesodifficultischronicobstructivepulmonarydisease(COPD),aconditionthataffectssome800,000peopleinEngland.Theairwaysinhislungshavenarrowed,leavinghimwithsevereshortnessofbreathandbloodoxygenlevelsthatcanfalldangerouslylow.Withhisnewequipment,Henrycankeepaeyeonhowhisbodyisdoing.Hereceiveddevicesformeasuringhisbloodoxygenlevelandpulserate,abloodpressuremonitorandasetofspeakingscales.Eachconnectswirelesslytoaunitthatcollatestheingsandsendthemtoateamofmedicalspecialists,whowatchforsuspiciouschanges.Iftheingslookbad,theycallhimtodiscussappropriateaction.Henrytoocanseetheingsonhistelevision,wheretheyaredisplayedwiththehelpofaspecialset-topbox.WhetheradayisgoodorbaddependslargelyonHenry’sbloodoxygenlevel.Beforejoiningthetelehealthprogram,hecouldonlyguessatthat.Nowheknowsiftheingislowandcantakeaction.Whentheingishigh,hecangoabouthisbusinessconfidentthathisoxygenlevelwillseehimthrough.“Telehealthisagoodthingforme,”saysHenry,“Iknowthatontheotherendofthetelephonethere’salittleangelandifanythinggoeswrongitshowsuponthetelevisionandshe’sonthephonewithinfiveminutes.”76.WhatcanbesaidofHenry?A.Hisillnesswaswronglydiagnosed.B.Helivedalonewithoutmedicalcare.C.Hislifewasimprovedwithtelehealth.D.Heusedtobeaprofessionalgolfplayer.77.Henryactivateshisdailyhealthmanagement__________.A.withareceiptofthedoctor’sorderonhisconditionB.bygettinghookeduptothemonitoringdevicesC.bygivingaringtothecommudoctorD.withthepracticeofgolfswings78.Asoneofthepioneeringpatients,Henry________.A.receivesthemostbenefitsfromtelehealthB.putshislifeinthehandsofamedicalteamC.seemstocarryoutwelltheintentsoftelehealthD.iivelyinvolvedinevaluatingtelehealthglobally79.WhatisthemostimportantaboutthetelehealthtechnologyinthecaseofHenry?11/16：医学博士英语南京医科大学小白A.Hisillnesscanbebroughtbacktonormalasexpected.B.Itcanridhimofthedebilitatingeffectsduetohisillness.C.Ithelpshimbetterunderstandtheingsonthetelevision.D.Hisconditioncanbekeptundercontinuoussurveillanceathome.80.Thankstothetelehealthtechnology,Henr