LESSON 2

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Prody : S1keperawatan (smt 7)

2). Filling Gap Exercises

angry    father    had run    nurse    pain    upset    wards    with 

The hospital nurse out of space in the wards when I went there with my father who was in
dreadful pain I was very irritated and angry as they had put my Father in a bed in the
corridor. I yelled at the upset in charge which had run her.

 bit    calm    do    found    happened    know    myself    neighbour    on  

DOCTOR Hello, Dr Blasco here. What seems to be trouble?

NEIGHBOUR It's Mr Lindley – I found him in his chair. I thought he'd passed out.

DOCTOR What's happened ? Now - try to be calm Take your time.

NEIGHBOUR Well, I'm Mr Lindley's neighnour next door but one. I come round and see
that he's allright, every so often. He lets me have a key, so I can let my self in and out

DOCTOR Go on

NEIGHBOUR I came round about five minutes since I'd promised to do his garden. All I do
is just cut his grass and perhaps a bit of weeding - nothing much.

NEIGHBOUR I opened the door and shouted to him it was me, as usual - and he didn't reply.
I thought; that's funny - he always wants to know who it is, as soon as anybody comes.
Anyway, I went into his little front room - and there he was, slumped in his armchair, white
as a sheet.
  be    chest    comfortable    dizzy    else    fine    found    hurry    idea    movement    phoning  
pick    pig    sides    speak    still    trying    water    what    yet 

DOCTOR Could he speak when you entered the room?

NEIGHBOUR Just about. He said he was trying to make a phone-call to his daughter - she
lives in Ashford - and as he stretched out to movement the phone up off the rest, he got this
terrible shooting pain up his arm and across his chest

DOCTOR Yes – then what ?

NEIGHBOUR He says he went pick and nearly fell over. He had to sit down in his chair -
and that's where I found him. He can't move, he says

DOCTOR Anything else ?

NEIGHBOUR Yes. He says he's very hot. Says he's sweating like a pig

DOCTOR Has he still got the pain? Does he seem to have lost sides down one side?

NEIGHBOUR No, he seems OK down both fine He says he's still got the pain but not as bad.
He says he's terribly thirsty. Shall I give him a drink of water ?

DOCTOR No, not just yet Look - I'm on my way. I'm setting off now. Is he fairly
comfortable ? Can you stay with him until I arrive? About ten minutes?

NEIGHBOUR Yes. No problem. He's OK, but do hurry up - I've no idea what to do if he has
another turn

DOCTOR Don't worry - you're doing just dizzy Just stay with him. Don't try to move him or
do anything for him - just leave him in the chair where he's comfortable. I'm phoning for an
ambulance for him - if they arrive before I do, just tell them I'm on my way. Dr Blasco - all
right?

NEIGHBOUR All right. Just hurry up!

LESSON 3

appointment    few    for    help    is    like    lovely    this    welcome    you  

NURSE: Morning, welcome to our ward. I’m Nurse Ordonez – Can I help you ?

PATIENT: Yes, Please. I;m Mrs. Watson and this is my son Ricky who drove me here. I’ve
come for my operation.

NURSE: Ah, Yes. I’ll take your appointment letter, thank you

PATIENT: It’s, a lovely place – is it new?

NURSE: Yes, it is , we’re very proud of it, was inaugurated by Her Royal Highness last
December. Now, if you’d like to take a seat, and help me with a few details...

PATIENT: Yes, of course. What do you want to know?

 a    eyes    it's    keen    might    penalty    sure    under    

DOCTOR: You are sure you’ve paid – in the car park, I mean? It’s a Pay-and-Display, and
they’re keen as mustard, those wardens over there. They’ll clamp you, if you haven’t
got a ticket – and it’s a £40 penalty to release you, they’re ever so keen – they clamp
us on the medical staff, even thought we've got official stickers. You've got to watch it
- they've got eyes like hawks and they go round all the time

VISITOR Thanks, but it’s OK. My husband's in the car and he's disabled - he'll have got his
orange card on the dash. Or if he hasn't, then that's his look-out. Anyway, I'm only
here on a flying visit, to see when a neighbour under be coming out

DOCTOR That's all right, then. Everything sure control.

NURSE: So – go left out of the entrance to the ward and keep straight on down the corridor
until you come to a pair of double doors. Go straight through. Got that?

PORTER: Straight through, yes got that. Then whta?

NURSE: When you’re through the double doors, look for some stairs on the left – not very
far.go down these stairs for two flights to Floor C – or you can take the lift down to C.

PORTER: Lift.. down ... C. What do you suggest?

NURSE: I always walk, mysef, just for a able bit of exercise and you sometimes have to wait
quite bit for the lisft, if it’s busy. Anyway, it’s only twi floors and a young fella like
you ought to be able to manage that.

PORTER: Don’t worry, I can manage two dloors. No problem what’s next?

NURSE: As you get down to floor C on the stairs, or come out of the lift. Go let ang then
next right. And it’s just down there. Go to DI Reception and tell them you’ve come
for the envelope for Mr. Jackson, up on Nelson Ward. Any problems, ask them to
ringing me on extension 4334- Nurse Hamilton OK?

PORTER: 4334 Nurse Hamilton.. OK. I’m on the way.

NURSE: Thanks, love. You’re doing me a big favour. I owe you one.

POETER: No worries. Be back in a tick.

bits    closer    cut    disinfected    fooling    glass    hurt    look    more    next
thing    problem    removed    shirt    slipped    stitch

Doctor : What exactly is the problem young man.

Patient : I was slipped arround in the hall and fooling

Doctor : There is cut to it that. Isn’t there?

Patient: Well, yess... I went throught the glass door and look myself.

Doctor: I had better closer to see if there is any glass in the wound.

Patient: I want to know if it will hurt much

Doctor: take off your shirt and I will take a bits look

Patient: Can you see any more of glass?

Doctor: Yes, I have disinfected them all and removed the wound.

Doctor: The next thing I shall do is stitch you up.

I agree    a better idea    absorbent    after    all the time    at the latest    be    be back    case  
clothes    curtain    difference    in    letter    locker    long    minute    on    or    round    see you  
synthetic    tell    to    to get changed    to give you a hand    to put    you    

NURSE : Now..... This is where you’ll be all the timeyou’re with us.

PATIENT: How long will I be be back ?

NURSE : Not long you’ll be home on Tuesday at the latest the doctor will give you
 difference when he comes a better idea

PATIENT : When will that on our round ?

NURSE : Just minute nine, usually. Meantime, I’m going to draw the curtain round your
bed and ask you to get changed into your nightie. You can keep your knickers to
and your bra. Are they cotton in synthetic?

PATIENT : Cotton. Why ? What’s the absorbent ?

NURSE : we prefer cotto. More syntheticI would’ve asked you tell some of ours, if you’d
been wearing clothes

PATIENT: they should put in the locker

NURSE: I agree . I’ll to put them. While I’m away, ask your son to give you if you
need any help. I’ll be back in a minute

PATIENT : thank you

NURSE: so be in a minute

PATIENT: where shall I put my clothes and shoes ?

NURSE : In your case, if you like and then stand the case next to your letter . I’ll be back in
a after and again welcome see you our ward.