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person doing this but not a whole team.I'm just lucky that I've found a support system that has beenpatients,and with cloud computing,this care can go even further.able to help my mum and me with the project."With patient data being stored in the cloud,medical records can be easily shared and updated24.Why did Gabby Frost set up Buddy Project?by all health care providers when required.With the addition of powerful cloud networks,wearableA.To treat her mental disease.technology,such as bracelets,can monitor a patient's key signs from their homes,removing theB.To know what causes mental illness.need for hospital care.C.To help her friend to fight the mental disease.Seema,administrator of Medicare and Medicaid Centre,told the Wall Street Journal,"TheD.To cure those with mental illness.arrival of telehealth has been just completely speeded,and it's taken this crisis to push us to a new25.What can we infer from Paragraph 2?frontier."Indeed,telemedicine will have a huge effect on medical care,allowing for moreA.Americans pay little attention to mental health.personalized treatment of patients after COVID-19 has relieved.B.Many Americans have trouble with mental health.28.What service doesn't telemedicine offer to online patients?C.Buddy Project provides financial aid for patients.A.Online operations.B.Online consultations.D.Buddy Project can cure those with mental illness.C.Remote patient monitoring.D.Virtual video appointments.26.What problem did Frost face?29.What is Seema's attitude towards the future of telemedicine?A.She couldn't get support from her mother.A.Worried.B.Doubtful.B.She couldn't help so many patients at a time.C.Optimistic.D.Cautious.C.She wasn't able to attract enough participants.30.What can we infer from the text?D.She wasn't thought well of because of her age.A.The number of medical doctors per 10,000 is relatively small in China27.What do the underlined words "blown away"probably mean?B.The UK has the largest number of medical doctors in the world.A.Completely defeated.B.Totally convinced.C.Only Switzerland has the most developed medical system in the world.C.Strongly impressed.D.Fully satisfied.D.Conference calls and video chats have been used widely in telemedicine.C31.Which of the following can be the best title for this text?No matter how advanced technology gets,it can never be a substitute for good doctors andA.The side effects of COVID-19B.Online medical caremedical workers.During this year alone,health care professionals from all over the world haveC.The shortage of medical careD.The advanced medical technologybeen putting themselves in a harmful way to treat COVID-19 patients.In times like this it is more0important than ever that everyone has access to a doctor.But,according to statistics from theThe word paradigm(范式思维)comes from the Greek.It was originally a scientific term,WHO,China has 19.79 medical doctors per 10,000 people (2017),the US has 26.12,and the UKand is more commonly used today to mean a model or theory.In the more general sense,it's thehas27.86.way we "see"the world-not in terms of our visual sense of sight,but in terms of perceiving,However,the rise of telemedicine allows doctors to make better use of their time and providesunderstanding and interpreting.A simple way to understand paradigms is to see them as maps.We all know that "the map isbetter health care access,especially for those in rural areas.Telemedicine is the remote delivery ofnot the territory."A map is simply an explanation of certain aspects of the territory.That's exactlyhealth care services,including online consultations and diagnoses,and remote patient monitoring.According to the World Economy Forum,nearly every other industry adopted widespread usewhat a paradigm is.It is a theory,an explanation,or model of something else.You can never arriveof conference calls,and more recently,used video chats in order to cooperate remotely,whileat a specific location in a new city with a wrong map.health care providers and patients both hesitated to adopt these tools to deliver health care.Each of us has many maps in our head,which can be divided into two main categories:mapsHowever,COVID-19 could push them to adopt the new approach.Having one of the best healthof the way things are,or realities,and maps of the way things should be,or values.We interpretcare systems in the world,Switzerland already offers virtual video appointments for privateeverything we experience through these mental maps.We seldom question their accuracy;we'reusually even unaware that we have them.We simply assume that the way we see things is the way高三第三次月考英语试卷第3页（共6页）

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