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关于简单的少儿英语故事 由小学生的认知水平和年龄特点所决定,小学英语教学应注重激发学生的学习兴趣,吸引学生主动参与英语学习,从而提高课堂教学效率。将故事寓于教学中,是实现高效英语课堂的一种方法。本文是，希望对大家有帮助! Hospitals About 100,000 people die each year in US hospitals from infections that they get while they are in the hospital. Less than half that many die on US highways. The hospital deaths are due to poor housekeeping and poor hygiene. Floors, walls, and doors are not cleaned regularly orthoroughly. Room dividers are almost never cleaned. The carts that carry food trays, and the trays themselves, are usually contaminated from handling and coughing. Cooks and other food handlers can easily infect the food by not washing properly after using the bathroom. Doctors and nurses are just as guilty as other staff. Doctors rarely clean their stethoscopes after each patient. Nurses apply blood pressure cuffs to patient after patient without cleaning the cuffs. Doctors often put on gloves without washing their hands first. As a result, the germs on their hands are transferred to the outside of the gloves. Consumer groups warn patients that they must demand cleanliness. If they see or suspect unsanitary conditions, they must tell someone immediately. It could be a matter of life or death. But, as one patient said, No way! You dont tell your boss that he has bad breath, and you dont tell your doctor that he needs to wash his hands. The Doctors Exam Rebeccas stomach hurt. She said that sometimes it felt like someone was peeling the skin off herbelly; that pain felt worse than when she gave birth 17 years ago. She finally went to a doctor. He asked a lot of questions, and then examined her. He decided that she needed a couple of ultra-sound tests. The tests revealed that she had two small ovarian cysts. The doctor said he did not think that those cysts were causing the problem. He wanted to do another test. It was called a colonoscopy. Rebecca told her boyfriend Ron about the doctors suggestion. A colonoscopy?! Youve got a problem in you