Question

Помогите ответить на вопросы следующего текста. In the USA there are three levels of organization of medical service: (he private doctor, the medical institution or hospital and the United State Public Health Service. The average American has a doctor of his own, whom he calls his "family doctor". This doctor gives the patient regular examinations, vaccinations and medical advice. This doctor receives pay directly from the patient. But some Americans with low income have no family doctor. They come directly to the hospital for all their medical needs. Here they are cared for by interns, residents (врачи,живущиеприбольнице) and the doctors who work there. The considerable cost of medical care has led to the development of two new programmes by the Federal Government — Medicare and Medicaid. Medicare provides free medical care for all the Americans over 65. Medicaid provides free medical care for all those whose income is below a certain level. ВОПРОСЫ 1) How many levels of organization of the medical service are there in the USA ? 2) Is it convenient to have "family doctor"? 3) Where do the Americans with low income come for all their medical needs? 4) Why were two new programmes - Medicare and Medicaid developed by the Federal Government?

Answer 1

Ответ:

1) - 3

2) - yes

3) - To the hospital

4) - The considerable cost of medical care.

Answer 2

1. There are three levels of organization of the medical service in the USA.

2. Yes, it is convenient to have a "family doctor." The average American has their own family doctor who provides regular examinations, vaccinations, and medical advice. Having a family doctor ensures continuity of care and personalized attention.

3. Americans with low income come directly to the hospital for all their medical needs. They are cared for by interns, residents, and the doctors who work there.

4. The two new programs, Medicare and Medicaid, were developed by the Federal Government to address the considerable cost of medical care. Medicare provides free medical care for all Americans over 65, while Medicaid provides free medical care for those whose income falls below a certain level. These programs aim to ensure that individuals, especially the elderly and those with low income, have access to necessary medical services without financial burden.