Which sentence uses correct question intonation for a Yes/No question?
A. Are you feeling the baby move regularly? ↓
B. Are you feeling the baby move regularly? ↑
C. Are you feeling the baby move regularly? ↗↘
B. Are you feeling the baby move regularly? ↑
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Pronounce correctly: Cesarean
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Correct : You have contractions since this morning, haven’t you?
You've been having contractions since this morning, haven’t you?
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Which phrase sounds most natural in professional English?
A. We will watch the baby.
B. We’ll keep an eye on the baby’s heartbeat.
C. We look at the baby.
B. We’ll keep an eye on the baby’s heartbeat.
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Which word is pronounced correctly?
A. PREG-nant
B. preg-NANT
C. PREG-nent
A. PREG-nant
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Which word has the correct stress?
A. con-TRAC-tions
B. CON-trac-tions
C. contrac-TIONS
A. con-TRAC-tions
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How would you ask this yes/no question: Have you noticed any bleeding?
↑ (unless you know)
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Which question uses a falling tag (expecting agreement)?
A. You’re about 38 weeks pregnant now, aren’t you ↑
B. You’re about 38 weeks pregnant now, aren’t you ↓
C. You’re about 38 weeks pregnant now, aren’t you ↗
B. You’re about 38 weeks pregnant now, aren’t you ↓
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Pronounce correctly: Perineum
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How would you ask this: 'You’ve been having contractions since this morning, haven’t you?'
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What sounds most polite and professional when advising a patient? A. You must lie down now. B. Lie down. C. Would you like to try lying on your side?
