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(5) When America entered World War II, many people were wounded and needed blood transfusions. Charles Drew suggested sending plasma instead of whole blood. He started 全血 collecting blood, separating the plasma, and shipping safely to injured people. He then became the first director of the blood bank of the American Red Cross.

世界の人々の国際協力が進んでいる原因をグローバル化の影響を踏まえて書かなければいけないのですが、どうやってまとめたら良いのでしょうか？ 授業があまり理解できていなくて教科書を読んだり調べたりはしたのですが、分かりませんでした。 可能であれば教えて欲しいです🙇‍♀️

21 Specialty Services A 専門外来 A 家門診 A A 22 Specialty Services B 専門外来 B 2B 呼吸器センター 呼吸基点 E 23-1 Gastroenterology Center 消化器センター 消化器官科 全卦フルH GI Endoscopy 内視鏡検査室 内視鏡検査室 LHA &C 23-2 家門診B Thoracic Center 2 さが 資料活用･･・･あなたの身の回りにある多言語による表記を探してみよう。 万人 500 000] 00 [00] グローバル化が げんだい 進む現代 00 出国日本人数 ■0] 0 180 アメリカ同時 多発テロ 新型インフル エンザ流行 しんさい 東日本大震災. 福島第一原発事故 「湾岸戦争 _SARS流行.. 宮 96570 ほうにち すいい 国日本人数と訪日外国人旅行者数の推移 白書 令和元年版,ほか〉 訪日外国人旅行者数 19年 90 2000 10 23-2 Old Hospital Bldg. - 2F Garning Center Momorial Hall かんこく 4か国語の表記がある病院の案内(東京都中央区) 外国人患者の受け入れ拡大のため、病院内の案内には日本語のほか、英語、中国語 韓国語の表記もあります。 また, タブレット端末を利用した問診も行っています。 学習 課題 いなり さんぱい えい 稲荷神社を参拝するタイ人観光客 (佐 市, 2015年) タイで公開された映 他になったことからタイ人観光客が増 28 グローバル化とは 24 27 Teu 東京タワー Laboratory Transfusion Unt はいけい とが背景にあります。 5 循環器内科・血管外科 心 こっきょう 国境を越える人や 活動 25 Specialty Services C 26 Dermatology 皮膚科 皮料 28 Jigery C C 27 Physiological Laboratory 生理機能検査室 生理根助養室 Clinical Laboratory 採血・採尿 宮･ 29 Breast Center プレストセンター えいきょう グローバル化は私たちの生活にどのような影響をもたらすのだろ うか。 Blood Transfusion Unit 輸血室 血室 いた 今や,私たちの生活の至る所に外国製のも のがあふれています。 毎日の食べ物,衣類, さらにはテレビやスマートフォンだけでなく,その画面を通して見 えいぞう めずら ている映像も外国で作られていることが珍しくありません。 日本を おとず 訪れる外国人も,海外を訪れる日本人も増え、旅行だけでなく生活s りゅうがく や仕事、留学を目的にしている場合も少なくありません。 ちいき たが えいきょう れきし 世界の多くの地域や人々が結び付き, 互いに影響し合い, 歴史上 い そん かつてないほど依存を強めている動きをグローバル化といいます。 うんゆ じょうほう ぎじゅつ →p.149 こっきょう 運輸や情報通信に関わる技術が進歩したことで、国境を越えたヒト いどう かくだん やモノ,カネ,情報の移動は格段に速くなり, また大量になったこ けいざい 経済活動では,さまざまな国で生産した部 品を一か所に集めて、最終的な組み立てを行 う国際分業が活発です。例えば、日本の企業が商品の企画・開発を 日本で行い,部品の生産や最終的な組み立てをさまざまな国の企業 に発注することがよくあります。商品やサービスは世界の至る所か ら質の高いものが安価に、そして容易に手に入るようになりました。 貿易 (小・地), 海外生産 (小地), グローバル化 (地歴)

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読解テスト Pattern Ac Lesson 1-3 What Can Blood Type Tell Us? W 問題 次の英文を読んで, あとの問いに答えなさい。 In Japan, most people know their blood types, so it is easy forthem to talk about them. This is the other reason. In other countries, many people do not know their blood types. In fact, they first learn ( @ )them when they needa blood transfusion. If you ask a person firom the United States or Europe, “What's your blood type?” he or she may say, want @to know? Are you a doctor? Only doctors want to know ®that.” @If people do not know their blood types, they will not use blood type to judge personality. “Why do you (1) Dの( )内に入れるのに最も適切な語を本文中から選び, 書きなさい。 about 下線部のと同じ用法で使われている不定詞を含む文を選び,記号で答えなさい。budos oy ア.We don't have anything to drink. bedd o X. Iwas happy to hear the news. pawons o eoslus ウ. She often goes to the park to run with her friend. エ, My dream is to be a professional baseball player. (ワェ) 一価 のn 容をロ本五で変えなさい。

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Part 3 4) In Japan, most people know their blood types, so it is easy for them to talk about them. This is the G-2) In other countries, many people do other reason. not know their blood types. In fact, they first learn 5 about them when they need a blood transfusion. If you ask a person from the United States or Europe, «What's your blood type?" he or she may say, “Why do you want to know? G-2) Are you a doctor? Only doctors want to know that." If people do not know G-2) 10 their blood types, they will not use blood type to G-2) judge personality. 6AR 90

When do people in other contries know their blood type?に答える時 人々は血の輸血が必要な時に自分の血液型知ります。 は英語でなんといえばいいのですか？ 教えてください🙇‍♂️🙇‍♂️

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LESSON 3 Blood ls Blood outstanding [actstendm] athlete [sli:t] scholarship skeC)jszjjp] football [fCtb3:]| captain [keptan] track [trsk| rermain [rimern] medicine [medsan] lifelong [IArfS(:)] procedure [prasi:d3a7]倍 transfusion [iraensjjzs2n] fresh [fre Part 2 右 Inhigh school, Drew was a strong and outstanding athlete. As a result, he was offered a scholarship to college. At college, Drew was the most valuable player mm the football team and he was the captain of the track team. He was expected to become a professional athlete、but he remained interested in seience and medicime. In 1928, he entered a medical school in Canada and began his lifelong study of blood. Snce the 1930s, doctors had known that people could be given new blood in a procedure calledl a blood識 transfusion. 日owever, it was not easy to get a blood transfusion. There was no way to keep blood fresh or send it to people who needed it far away. 呈) 1.和T/F 2.T/T 83講須細 |