Search from various English teachers...
Profile
Learning
English
Language Skills
JapaneseNative
Lesson Feedback
Lesson history
 Last monthLast 3 monthsAll time
Completed lessons000
Attendance rate100%100%100%
Teacher reviews
No record
Activities
  • Posted
    Please correct my notebook Background Hello,my name is Masaki Hosoya,and today I’d like to talk about Rene Laennec and his work to create the first stethoscope. A stethoscope,it is an indispensable medical instrument for modern doctors.For now it is thought that “it is natural to use”,but in reality from the Ancient Greek period until the beginning of the nineteenth century auscultation was done by docter’s ears.Until then,the main consultation method was to top lightly around the affected area and palpating ,but when examining an obese patient, it is not quite possible to grasp the correct situation.There was also a moral problem in the case of female patients. And he saw the neighbors’ children listening to their ears and he was inspired.He rolled the paper into a tubular shape,one end of which was hit on the patient’s chest,and the other on his ears.Then,he heard a heart sound much better than direct ears.A stethoscope was made in this way. Research Question Is it possible to create a high accuracy stethoscope? Methods and Data 1 He examined the patient with a paper cylinder. 2 It was able to hear heart sound clearly, but it looked bad and it was not durable. 3 He joined the two wooden tubes and examined the patient as a single wooden tube. 4 The accuracy of the stethoscope was higher than the direct auscultation method. Conclusion and Future Research Laennec called the auscultatory examination by the stethoscope as indirect auscultation and its accuracy was far more reliable than the traditional examination method , so it gave a big reaction.
    October 12, 2017
    1
    0
  • Corrected
    古臭い態度パート2 欧米では昔ネクタイが19世紀から流行ってきたみたいです。今でも、ある職場のルールによって、男の従業員はネクタイをしないといけないですが、何故でしょう。日本やイギリスなどで

    は、また、ある業界では、ネクタイをすることに対して厳しい態度を持つ会社がまだたくさんあると思います。しかし、他の業界で、その古臭い態度は、だんだんなくなっています。例えば、グラフィックデザイナーやIT業や世界の言語学校もネクタイを着る義務はあまりないです。(アジアと日本の英会話学校を除く) 自分の理論ですが、昔ネクタイをする理由は、イギリスのヴィクトリア時代が非常にとりすました社会(prudish)でしたから、胸毛を隠すためにネクタイをすることになりました。でも、アジアとか日本の場合は、全ての男性たちはみんな胸毛があるわけではないし、近代は胸毛を剃りやすくなりましたから、ネクタイはアジアや日本で流行ってきた理由は何故でしょうか。フランスや南ヨーロッパなどには、ネクタイが多いかどうか分かりませんが、暑い国ですから、そこはネクタイを着る義務があまりないと思います。 それはそれとして、ネクタイはもちろんかっこよく見えるようになりました。ファションアクセサリーと現代的なスッキリしたスタイルもあります。従って、ネクタイが好きな男性(や女性)も多いと思います。

    0 voted
    October 12, 2017
    2
  • Posted
    Invention of stethoscope Background Hello,my name is Masaki Hosoya,and today I’d like to talk about Rene Laennec and his work to create the first stethoscope. A stethoscope,it is an indispensable medical instrument for modern doctors.For now it is thought that “it is natural to use”,but in reality from the Ancient Greek period until the beginning of the nineteenth century auscultation was done by docter’s ears.Until then,the main consultation method was to top lightly around the affected area and palpating ,but when examining an obese patient, it is not quite possible to grasp the correct situation.There was also a moral problem in the case of female patients. And he saw the neighbors’ children listening to their ears and he was inspired.He rolled the paper into a tubular shape,one end of which was hit on the patient’s chest,and the other on his ears.Then,he heard a heart sound much better than direct ears.A stethoscope was made in this way. Research Question Is it possible to create a high accuracy stethoscope? Methods and Data 1 He examined the patient with a paper cylinder. 2 It was able to hear heart sound clearly, but it looked bad and it was not durable. 3 He joined the two wooden tubes and examined the patient as a single wooden tube. 4 The accuracy of the stethoscope was higher than the direct auscultation method. Conclusion and Future Research Laennec called the auscultatory examination by the stethoscope as indirect auscultation and its accuracy was far more reliable than the traditional examination method , so it gave a big reaction.
    October 11, 2017
    0
    0