Medical Matters FCE Word Formation

You're on a plane in mid-air. You undo your seatbelt and begin to relax when you hear an (a)   announcement: 'Is there a doctor on board?' (EXPECT)

As we all know, air travel can be an extremely stressful experience, especially after going through airport (a)   checks. (SECURE)

Studies of airline passengers reveal that we all (a)   worry that we or another passenger have a medical problem during the flight. (OCCASION)

Well, now Lufthansa, the German airline has made the (a)   that in 80% of it's flights, there is in fact a doctor amongst the passengers. (CALCULATE)

Having previously obtained the doctor's agreement, when there's a medical emergency on board, one of the cabin staff will discreetly ask for his or her (a)   (ASSIST)

He wants to get out. Could you help my little brother ... his seatbealt, please? (DO)

(a)  

This isn't a complete check-up, so you needn't get (a)   - just take off your shirt. (DRESS)

I'm afraid you must have been (a)   ; there's no hospital in this neighbourhood. (INFORM)