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Cannabis Dependency OET Reading Answers' Explanations The Answers for Part A,  1. Drug Influence Increase :  Answer: B. Text B discusses the global impact of illicit drugs, including cannabis, and the significant cost of substance abuse in Canada. 2. Drug Use in the USA :  Answer: C. Text C provides statistics on cannabis abuse or dependence among youth in the USA. 3. Lifetime Prevalence :  Answer: D. Text D mentions the lifetime prevalence of cannabis use disorder as 19.1%. 4. Clinical Distress :  Answer: A. Text A defines cannabis use disorder and describes the difficulty in ceasing use despite harm. 5. Addiction Determinants :  Answer: D. Text D lists common factors associated with cannabis use disorder, such as availability and peer pressure. 6. Young Community Addiction :  Answer: A. Text A highlights that young adults are particularly vulnerable to cannabis dependence. 7. Drug Abuse Prevalence :  Answer: C. Text C reports on the prevalence o...

Maria Joseph OET Writing Sample Answer   15 May 2021 The Neurologist Emergency Department Dear Neurologist, Re: Ms Maria Joseph, Aged 39 I am writing to refer Ms Maria Joseph, who is suspected to have space-occupying lesions due to intracranial pathology. She requires urgent evaluation and management. Today, during a home visit, Ms Joseph was found in a semi-conscious state with slurred speech following a fall caused by a severe headache. In addition, she had an injury to her right arm and bruises on her left leg. On examination, her blood pressure was 150/90, pulse (100), and her left leg knee flexion and extension were limited (4/5). Ms Joseph initially visited on 10 May 2021 with complaints of a frontal headache lasting for 6 hours, associated with nausea and blurred vision. Her physical examinations were unremarkable; however, she was suspected to have a personal dilemma, for which she was advised to take rest and paracetamol 500mg, four times a day. Yesterday, Ms Joseph revisi...

  Roy Miller OET Listening Script OET Listening Subtest - Part A - Extract 1 Narrator: So Roy, I see from your notes you've been admitted because of shortness of breath. Can you tell me more about that please? Roy: Yeah, uh well it started last week. I noticed that getting up the stairs was more of an effort and I found that I had to pause on the way to catch my breath. I did used to get a little out of breath but it's definitely gotten worse. I normally managed to go shopping with my wife and we walked to the shops and back. I'd generally have to have a little rest but now everything is just taking me longer. I feel weary, you know, and I've got this cough, it's like a barking thing that I just can't shift. It's worse at night when I'm lying down and I get a bit wheezy. I'm just really tired because it keeps me awake for most of the night. My wife has been sleeping in the spare room because it's keeping her awake. I've also so...