BVRMIT-106 - Table of Contents
Unit-1. Introduction to English Language
Ch-1.1
Role and Significance of English Language
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- Meaning and importance of English language
- English as an international language
- Role of English in modern society
- English in education and higher studies
- English in science and technology
- English in healthcare and medical sciences
- English in business and professional communication
- English in employment and career development
- English terminology used in radiology and medical imaging
- Use of English in radiology textbooks and reference materials
- Use of English in imaging protocols and equipment manuals
- English for communication with doctors, patients and healthcare professionals
- English for medical documentation and reporting
- Importance of English for professional development
Ch-1.2
Relevance of English to Indian Industry
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- Importance of English in Indian industries
- English in healthcare and medical services
- English in radiology and diagnostic imaging
- Communication with radiologists and doctors
- Communication with patients
- Understanding imaging protocols and instructions
- Reading medical equipment instructions
- Maintaining medical records and documentation
- Preparing professional documents
- Reading research articles and scientific literature
- Communication with equipment and service engineers
- Professional training, conferences and workshops
- English as a professional communication skill
Ch-1.3
Listening Skills
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- Meaning and importance of listening
- Listening versus hearing
- Concentration during listening
- Understanding pronunciation
- Identifying important information
- Understanding the speaker's intention
- Active listening techniques
- Avoiding unnecessary interruptions
- Listening for instructions
- Listening in professional and healthcare environments
- Listening to patient information
- Understanding radiologist instructions
- Listening during patient positioning and imaging procedures
- Listening during contrast procedures
Ch-1.4
Speaking Skills
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- Meaning and importance of speaking
- Clear expression of thoughts and information
- Correct pronunciation
- Appropriate vocabulary
- Grammatical accuracy
- Confidence in speaking
- Appropriate tone and voice modulation
- Clarity in professional communication
- Speaking with patients in simple language
- Giving instructions during imaging procedures
- Professional speaking with doctors and colleagues
- Use of polite and respectful language
Ch-1.5
Reading Skills
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- Meaning and importance of reading
- Understanding written information
- Reading comprehension
- Skimming for the main idea
- Scanning for specific information
- Detailed reading
- Identifying keywords and important information
- Understanding medical terminology
- Reading textbooks and reference materials
- Reading patient instructions
- Reading imaging protocols
- Reading medical reports
- Reading research articles
- Reading equipment manuals
Ch-1.6
Writing Skills
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- Meaning and importance of writing
- Clear and organized expression
- Correct grammar and sentence structure
- Appropriate vocabulary
- Writing formal letters
- Writing notices
- Writing reports
- Writing summaries
- Writing applications
- Professional written communication
- Medical and healthcare documentation
- Writing clear and concise professional information
Unit-2. Grammar and Usage
Ch-2.1
Verbs
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- Definition and importance of verbs
- Verbs expressing action, occurrence and state
- Action verbs
- Helping verbs
- Primary auxiliary verbs
- Modal verbs
- Use of is, am, are, was and were
- Use of has and have
- Use of will and other modal verbs
- Can, could, may, might, should and must
- Subject-verb agreement
- Use of verbs in medical and radiology communication
- Use of verbs in instructions and professional communication
Ch-2.2
Determiners
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- Definition of determiners
- Position of determiners before nouns
- Articles: a, an and the
- Demonstrative determiners: this, that, these and those
- Quantifying determiners: some, any, much and many
- Distributive determiners: each and every
- Use of a before consonant sounds
- Use of an before vowel sounds
- Use of the for specific nouns
- Use of determiners with singular and plural nouns
- Common errors in the use of determiners
- Use of determiners in medical sentences
Ch-2.3
Active Voice and Passive Voice
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- Meaning of voice in English grammar
- Active voice
- Structure of active voice
- Subject, verb and object
- Passive voice
- Structure of passive voice
- Use of helping verbs in passive voice
- Use of past participle in passive voice
- Changing active sentences into passive sentences
- Changing passive sentences into active sentences
- Active and passive voice in medical communication
- Use of passive voice in scientific and formal writing
- Examples related to radiology and medical procedures
Ch-2.4
Tenses
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- Meaning and importance of tense
- Present, past and future time
- Simple Present Tense
- Present Continuous Tense
- Present Perfect Tense
- Present Perfect Continuous Tense
- Simple Past Tense
- Past Continuous Tense
- Past Perfect Tense
- Past Perfect Continuous Tense
- Simple Future Tense
- Future Continuous Tense
- Future Perfect Tense
- Future Perfect Continuous Tense
- Formation and usage of different tenses
- Common errors in tense usage
- Use of tenses in medical and professional communication
Unit-3. Letter Writing and Notice Writing
Ch-3.1
Letter Writing
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- Meaning and purpose of letter writing
- Types of letters
- Formal letters
- Professional and official correspondence
- Application for leave
- Application for employment
- Complaint letter
- Request letter
- Letter to an authority
- Sender's address
- Date
- Receiver's designation and address
- Subject
- Salutation
- Body of the letter
- Complimentary closing
- Signature and name
- Formal language and professional tone
- Clarity and conciseness in letter writing
- Common errors in formal letters
Ch-3.2
Notice Writing
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- Definition and purpose of a notice
- Characteristics of a good notice
- Formal announcement
- Basic structure of a notice
- Name of organization
- Heading and title
- Date
- Body of the notice
- Signature, name and designation
- Use of brief and clear language
- Important information and essential details
- Blood donation camp notice
- Health awareness programme notice
- Radiology workshop notice
- College seminar notice
- Examination schedule notice
- Hospital training programme notice
- Common errors in notice writing
Unit-4. PrΓ©cis and Report Writing
Ch-4.1
PrΓ©cis Writing
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- Definition of prΓ©cis writing
- Purpose of prΓ©cis writing
- Understanding the central idea of a passage
- Identifying important supporting points
- Reading the passage carefully
- Removing unnecessary details
- Removing repetition
- Removing irrelevant examples
- Using one's own words
- Maintaining logical sequence
- Maintaining the essential meaning
- Keeping the prΓ©cis concise
- Giving an appropriate title
- Common mistakes in prΓ©cis writing
- Practice of prΓ©cis writing from general and medical passages
Ch-4.2
Report Writing
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- Definition and purpose of report writing
- Types of reports
- Event reports
- Activity reports
- Incident reports
- Hospital and healthcare-related reports
- Basic report structure
- Title
- Byline or author's name
- Date and place
- Introduction
- Main details and factual information
- Conclusion
- Blood donation camp report
- Medical camp report
- Radiology awareness programme report
- Hospital visit report
- College seminar report
- Health awareness programme report
- Workshop report
- Industrial or hospital training report
- Factual and objective writing
- Concise and organized presentation
- Common errors in report writing
Practical English Communication
Ch-5.1
About Myself
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- Importance of self-introduction
- Introducing oneself confidently
- Name and educational background
- Course and academic interests
- Area of interest
- Career goals
- Hobbies and personal interests
- Strengths and positive qualities
- Use of appropriate language and tone
- Practice of professional self-introduction
- Self-introduction for college and workplace situations
Ch-5.2
My Family and My Friends
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- Talking about family members
- Introducing family members
- Describing family relationships
- Talking about friends
- Describing friends and their qualities
- Sharing personal experiences appropriately
- Using simple and correct sentences
- Developing confidence in personal communication
Ch-5.3
Let's Talk
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- Introduction to everyday conversation
- Starting a conversation
- Maintaining a conversation
- Asking appropriate questions
- Giving appropriate responses
- Using polite expressions
- Listening and responding effectively
- Ending a conversation politely
- Developing confidence in spoken English
Ch-5.4
Making Conversation
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- Meaning and importance of conversation
- Formal and informal conversation
- Beginning a conversation
- Asking questions
- Giving information
- Seeking clarification
- Responding appropriately
- Maintaining polite communication
- Conversation in healthcare settings
- Radiographer-patient conversation
- Explaining procedures to patients
- Confirming patient information
Ch-5.5
Meeting and Greeting
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- Importance of greetings
- Formal greetings
- Informal greetings
- Good morning
- Good afternoon
- Good evening
- How are you?
- Nice to meet you
- It is a pleasure to meet you
- Hi and Hello
- Appropriate body language while greeting
- Professional etiquette during introductions
- Greeting patients and healthcare professionals
Ch-5.6
Expressing My Opinions
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- Meaning of opinion
- Expressing personal views clearly
- Giving an opinion
- "I think..."
- "I believe..."
- "In my opinion..."
- "In my view..."
- "According to me..."
- Agreeing with others
- Respectful disagreement
- "I agree with you"
- "That's a good point"
- "I respectfully disagree"
- Professional discussion and group communication
- Expressing opinions without being disrespectful
Ch-5.7
My Likes and Dislikes
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- Expressing likes and dislikes
- Talking about personal interests
- Talking about hobbies
- Expressing preferences
- Use of like, enjoy and interested in
- Expressing dislikes politely
- Talking about academic interests
- Talking about medical imaging interests
- Developing conversational confidence
Ch-5.8
Life at College
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- Talking about college life
- Introducing college activities
- Communicating with teachers
- Asking teachers questions
- Requesting permission
- Discussing assignments
- Communicating with classmates
- Participating in classroom discussions
- Academic communication
- Developing professional behaviour in college
Ch-5.9
Hostel Life
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- Talking about hostel life
- Discussing daily activities
- Communicating with roommates
- Requesting help politely
- Sharing responsibilities
- Resolving everyday communication problems
- Respectful communication in shared living environments
- Developing cooperation and interpersonal skills
Ch-5.10
Workplace Conversation
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- Importance of communication at the workplace
- Professional workplace language
- Communication with colleagues
- Communication with supervisors
- Speaking with patients
- Receiving instructions
- Giving appropriate responses
- Asking for clarification
- Reporting problems
- Communicating during imaging procedures
- Radiographer-patient communication
- Radiographer-radiologist communication
- Professional etiquette
- Polite and respectful workplace behaviour
- Handling difficult conversations professionally
Ch-5.11
Conversation Test
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- Assessment of spoken English
- Self-introduction
- Meeting and greeting
- General conversation
- Question and answer practice
- Expressing opinions
- Expressing likes and dislikes
- College-related conversation
- Hostel-related conversation
- Workplace conversation
- Healthcare and patient communication
- Pronunciation and clarity
- Grammar and vocabulary assessment
- Confidence and communication skills
- Professional behaviour during conversation
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