In what cases, do placebos work better?
A: The patient has a lot of trust in the doctor.
B: The doctor really wants to help the patient.
C: The placebo looks exactly like the real medicine.
D: The patient doesn't believe he will get better.
A: The patient has a lot of trust in the doctor.
B: The doctor really wants to help the patient.
C: The placebo looks exactly like the real medicine.
D: The patient doesn't believe he will get better.
A,B
举一反三
- The doctor could treat any patient as _____________ as any doctor. (well; better)
- What did the doctor do first（） A: Gave the patient some medicine. B: Took the patient’s temperature. C: Let the patient go home.
- Which one can actually heal a patient? A: placebos B: patient's strong will to get better
- The patient is at work now. If he wants to see the doctor on time, he needs to get away from the _______ right now.
- The patient is at work now. If he wants to see the doctor on time, he needs to get away from the _______ right now. A: clinic B: home C: office D: hospital
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Which of the following may be one of the doctor’s duties A: See to it that the patient gets well as soon as possible B: Make sure that the patient doesn' t enjoy himself too much C: Ask the patient to be cooperative in the treatment D: Perceive the patient as eager to get well
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What does the doctor recommend the patient?
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Doctor: （）You look terrible! Patient: Oh, doctor, help me. I have a bad headache and a sore throat. I can’t do anything.
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Patient: I couldn’t sleep well. Doctor: Let me____________ some medicine for you.
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What does a patient tell a doctor is confidential.