Occupational English Test (OET) Reading Practice Exam

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• What characteristic does a 'reliable' source possess?
• Which expression best correlates with feeling overwhelmed?
• What does the term 'intermittent' mean in a medical context?
• Which of the following best describes an 'outcome'?
• What is the term for a lack of energy and enthusiasm?
• What is bereavement characterized by?
• What is the meaning of 'refactory' in regard to a condition?
• Calprotectin is sensitive for which conditions?
• Which procedure is commonly performed to improve breathing by removing inflamed or infected tissue in the throat?
• What adjective describes something that is difficult to believe, likely lacking credibility?
• Which term indicates a feeling of great awe or reverence?
• What does the term "stigma" represent?
• What does it mean when a problem is described as undefined?
• What is a common tool used for picking up small objects?
• What is the term for a doctor who specializes in foot care?
• How can an intermittent process affect planning?
• Which word describes a medical instrument used for examination of cavities?
• How can 'intermittent' be defined in terms of frequency?
• In psychological terms, what does 'sustained' often relate to when discussing emotional support?
• Which term best describes a lack of interest or concern?
• Which term refers to a jagged wound or skin tear?
• What term describes an effect that prevents a dependent variable from showing a true outcome?
• What is a common consequence of kidney failure?
• What effect describes abnormalities in the fetus due to drugs administered to the mother?
• What term describes something that is steady and regular?
• What is described as extremely painful?
• Which word indicates a strong and often overwhelming sentiment?
• What phrase would best describe accomplishing tasks beyond what is required?
• What is the meaning of 'reliable' in the context of a person's character?
• What is the term for resolving a conflict by withdrawing from the conversation?
• Which word best describes a temporary state or condition?
• Which quality is essential for a 'reliable' ally in teamwork?
• What are short classes designed to improve job skills called?
• What does it mean if a task is described as "strenuous"?
• What does ‘to hinder’ refer to in the context of progress?
• What term describes the loss of sensation?
• What phrase is used to describe something very costly?
• What does the term ‘protracted’ imply about a situation?
• What is the potential consequence of a dislocated joint?
• What is the term for a group of people distinguished by a specific characteristic?
• Which receptors are involved in the regulation of sensory and affective dimensions of pain?
• What is a potential consequence of tricyclic antidepressant medications inhibiting reuptake?
• In what context might 'daunting task' often be used?
• What is commonly used to visualize cross-sectional images of the body?
• In a medical context, what does the term "dysphagia" refer to?
• What does 'affinity' refer to in the context of neutralizing microbes?
• Which term describes something that is occurring in many places or affecting many people?
• Which phrase suggests that something is nearly impossible or very distant from reality?
• What effect occurs when there is a deterioration in participant performance due to repeated testing?
• A wound that occurs when tissue is separated from the body is known as?
• What term means to make or defend a certain point in a discussion?
• What does the term 'daunting task' imply about the nature of the task?
• Which of the following characteristics is associated with schizophrenia?
• What type of condition is osteoarthritis?
• Which term describes a state of profound unconsciousness?
• Which word best describes something of utmost importance?
• Which phrase could effectively start an additional consideration in an argument?
• Which medication is often associated with managing cholesterol levels?
• What condition is characterized by fragile bones that break easily?
• Which chemical is often associated with heightened arousal levels in manic episodes?
• What term describes something that obstructs progress or the creation of something?
• Diarrhoea refers to the loss of what type of feces?
• What is the function of counseling psychology?
• Which term describes the length of the digestive tract that includes both the small and large intestines?
• What is the term used when kidneys can no longer cleanse the blood and maintain homeostasis?
• What is characterized by excessive sleepiness, often a symptom of fatigue?
• Which chemical is described as increasing arousal and may be involved in mania?
• What does it mean to ‘hinder’ a process?
• What is a common synonym for "however" in the context of contrastive statements?
• What procedure involves the infusion of whole blood or cells from a donor into a patient?
• Which word suggests something that is supported or upheld?
• Which word indicates a state of being extremely surprised?
• Which term is defined as abnormal separation in a joint where two or more bones meet?
• Which term denotes a lack of movement?
• What is the term for a signal that prompts an actor to begin their performance?
• How would you describe a long-awaited event that is finally happening?
• Which term describes a type of disharmony in speech that may indicate a mental health disorder?
• Which phrase means to exceed expectations in effort or outcome?
• What would be a synonym for someone feeling ‘blasé’?
• What psychological disorder is characterized by delusions and hallucinations?
• What term indicates something that is usual or customary?
• A common tray used in surgeries to hold instruments is known as what?
• Which branch of psychology helps individuals achieve greater well-being?
• What is the medical term for the inflammation of a diverticulum?
• Which word means to be completely covered or absorbed in something?
• In what context would you most often hear about someone being "drafted"?
• What is the primary use of a dropper?
• What is the surgical procedure that joins two ducts or vessels known as?
• Which of the following best captures the meaning of feeling ‘gutted’?
• When ambulating a patient, where should the nurse stand?
• Which word refers to a response that seems kind but indicates a feeling of superiority?
• Which parts of the brain are responsible for controlling the breathing process?
• Which condition is characterized by chronic inflammation of the gastrointestinal tract?
• Which word is synonymous with 'in addition' or 'besides' when introducing a new point?
• Which medical professional would you consult for issues related to foot care?
• What does a 'compound fracture' typically involve that a 'simple fracture' does not?
• What does it mean to be "drafted" in a certain context?
• Which term best describes a lack of sharpness?
• What term refers to producing a quavering or warbling sound?
• What term describes the alteration of the amplitude or frequency of an electromagnetic wave in response to a second signal?
• In medical terminology, which of the following conditions is most closely linked with bone health?
• Which of the following conditions is characterized by a prolonged immobility and unresponsiveness?
• Which term is often used to express deep disappointment?
• What is insomnia commonly referred to as?
• Which condition is indicated by inadequate secretion of insulin or tissue resistance to its effects?
• What device is used to deliver electrical impulses to regulate the heartbeat?
• Which term refers to the process of reading text and marking corrections to be made?
• What condition is characterized by the inability to produce sufficient amounts of insulin?
• What is a cohort group typically characterized by?
• What does it mean if someone is described as "green around the gills"?
• Which term is used to express a situation that is significantly different from another?
• What does CT scan stand for?
• What term is used to describe a fracture that breaks the skin and requires medical attention?
• What is a kidney dish commonly used for in a medical context?
• Which of the following terms refers to a scrape of the skin due to something abrasive?
• What term means to act quickly or in a swift manner?
• Which term below best describes a solid that emerges from saturation in a liquid?
• What does the word ‘shattered’ commonly refer to in terms of emotional state?
• What is the term used to describe a state of being emotionally drained and fatigued?
• What is a genetic disorder that affects both the respiratory and digestive systems?
• What is the correct term for something that is fitting or suitable?
• What does 'withdrawal' most commonly refer to in financial terms?
• What is the term for the unintended effects of drugs on fetal development?
• What does the phrase ‘notch up’ typically mean?
• Which term is associated with a very high emotional response?
• What does the term 'inconclusive' imply in a medical context?
• What is a colonoscopy used to check?
• What is the medical procedure called that removes waste products from the blood in patients with kidney failure?
• Which term describes a solid that forms and settles out of a liquid mixture?
• In which condition do symptoms often initially occur only after exercise?
• What action does ‘expunging’ refer to?
• What term refers to the result or consequence of a specific action or event?
• What is another name for medical negligence involving the failure to provide necessary health care?
• What is the purpose of a repellent?
• Which substance's decreased levels may be involved in depression?
• What is the meaning of the term "anaphylaxis"?
• Which term is used to describe the ordinary or common practice?
• What does the term 'sustained' refer to in a medical context?
• What is a comma primarily used for in writing?
• Which condition involves inflammation or infection of one or more balloon-like sacs in the body?
• What medical term describes a surgical incision made to remove tissue?
• What term describes a condition that happens repeatedly or occurs over and over again?
• Which term refers to sexual relations between closely related individuals?
• What type of condition does "asthma" refer to?
• Which implement would typically be used for precise liquid measurements?
• What anatomical term refers to an arm, leg, or wing?
• What word describes an amount that is very great?
• What notation describes elements of a set that are listed between braces?
• Which of the following is NOT a psychological branch?
• What condition is characterized by an allergy to gluten?
• What tool would be best for safely removing splinters?
• What does the term "bronchospasm" refer to?
• What is the term used to describe the violent shaking of the brain?
• What medical term refers to swelling, especially in body tissues?
• Which word refers to giving power or authority to someone?
• How would you categorize something that is described as ‘antipathique’?
• What term refers to the knowledge or perception of a situation or fact?
• What phrase describes a situation where someone receives punishment similar to the harm they have caused others?
• Which term describes difficulty breathing with a high-pitched whistling sound during expiration?
• What expression indicates a much-needed solution to a problem?
• What does COPD stand for?
• What term refers to information that has been gained and accumulated?
• Which term is used for the act of taking money out of an account?
• What is a defining characteristic of asthma?
• What term is used to describe the long digestive tube extending from the stomach to the anus?
• What term describes something that is winding, twisted, or devious?
• What term describes a process or action that requires considerable effort or energy?
• What term describes the state of experiencing bodily pain?
• What are small temporary tubes placed in the ear during surgery to help drain fluid?
• What term describes a feeling that something bad will happen?
• What is often the primary cause of drowsiness and fatigue?
• What type of cue is used to signal an action in performance arts?
• What expression indicates that something is precisely what one needs?
• What condition is characterized by inflammation of the appendix?
• What is the term for something that is not sharp-edged or pointed?
• What is the medical term for a disorder characterized by loss of consciousness and convulsions?
• What is the result of the breakdown of joint cartilage and underlying bone called?
• What term describes something that is unmanageable or difficult to control?
• What is herpes zoster more commonly known as?
• What term describes the time interval between events?
• What is a common symptom of osteoarthritis?
• What is the effect of widespread mental health issues on society?
• What is the term for the visual examination of a joint?
• Which term refers to a chronic allergic disorder affecting airways?
• Which term specifies a condition that is stationary or not moving?
• How would you describe an action that appears kind but has hidden superiority?
• What describes a statement that can be reasonably accepted or believed?
• Which protozoan is known to cause gastrointestinal issues?
• What is the term for drugs that treat severe thought disorders such as schizophrenia?
• In medical terms, what is an exacerbation?
• What impact does bereavement typically have on an individual's emotional state?
• What type of task might someone feel apprehensive about?
• In a legal context, what might stigma refer to?
• What does 'exacerbation' refer to in a medical context?
• What is defined as the crime of killing a human being without malice aforethought?
• What is typically involved in a blood transfusion?
• Which term can refer to both a blockage and an impediment in various contexts?
• Which condition is characterized by severe breathing difficulties and episodes of coughing and wheezing?
• What surgical procedure involves the removal of the adenoids?
• What does the term 'motionless' refer to?
• What psychological branch specifically addresses personal well-being?
• Which term refers to a state of immobility and unresponsiveness lasting for a long period of time?
• What does the term "contusion" refer to in medical terminology?
• Which term refers to a substantial cost associated with products or services?
• What term is used to refer to a deceptive remedy or a fraudulent cure?
• What should you do if a patient starts to fall while being ambulated?