[Siavash Zare]

Role play card
Setting: Accident and Emergency (A&E)
Nurse

در ادامه فیلمی از گفتگوی یک پرستار و یک بیمار که توسط سگ گاز گرفته شده است را مشاهده می کنید. ویدیو را تماشا کنید و جملاتی را که از پرستار می شنوید انتخاب کنید.

Tasks

[Siavash Zare]

Speaking Tips:

 

🗣️Patient: I think  I have not fully recovered yet…

❌Doctor: I want to know that your condition has gradually improved …
✅ I’d like to mention that your condition has gradually improved.

✅It’s important to note that your recovery has been progressing.

✅Allow me to inform you that there has been a gradual improvement in your condition.

✅I’m pleased to report that your health has been gradually getting better.

✅I’m happy to say that there has been a positive development in your condition.

✅Let me update you on the fact that your recovery has been ongoing.

✅I’m here to share with you that there has been a steady improvement in your health.

✅It’s good news that your condition has been improving over time.

🗣️Patient: I really need get back to work

❌Doctor: I understand your concern…
>>> Understanding + Reason

✅ I appreciate the your desire to get back to work

✅ I understand the urgency of getting back to work

✅ I get that you really want to get back to work.

🗣️Doctor: Your condition is stable now (do not overuse this in all speaking)
Instead:
✅You are now in a stable state…

✅You are now in a good state of health…

✅You are now well enough…

✅You are now on the path to recovery…

✅You are now in a better state physically…

✅Your Medical status is now stable…

🗣️Doctor: Thank you for your question

✅That’s a good question

✅I Appreciate your question,

✅Thanks for bringing that up,

✅Good question,

 

🗣️Doctor: to ensure full resolution of your condition
>>> Do not overuse the word “condition” or “situation”, mention the name of disease or symptom

✅To guarantee the complete recovery from flu/fever/reflux/gastritis/…

✅To make sure your infection/(symptoms) is fully resolved.

 

🗣️Doctor: Do you think you can manage that? (do no overuse)

✅Do you feel capable of handling that

✅Can you handle that?

✅Do you think you can that?

✅Are you comfortable with managing that?

✅Do you think you’ve got that under control?

✅Can you deal with that?

✅Are you confident in handling that?

✅Is that ok with you?

 

🗣️Doctor: You don’t need be worry about that

 

✅You can let go of concerns about…

✅There’s no need to be anxious about…

✅You can relax, it’s not necessary to worry about…

✅Don’t be bothered by…

✅No need to be concerned about…

 

 

[Siavash Zare]

let’s explore the four fundamental tenses:

1. Present Simple: The present simple tense is used to describe habits, routines, facts, and general truths. Example: Mr. Lee is diagnosed with hypertension. Ms. Garcia resides alone and relies on a walker for mobility. He has a recurring migraine.

2. Present Continuous: Used to talk about things that are happening right now or around the time we’re speaking or writing. It can also be used to talk about future plans or arrangements. Example: Mr. Anderson is currently dealing with intense migraines. She is presently taking two aspirin tablets daily. Mr. Patel is showing positive responses to the new physiotherapy routine.

3. Past Simple: Used to talk about things that happened and finished in the past. This could be a long time ago or just a little while ago. Example: Upon examination, his pulse was irregular. He visited the clinic with symptoms of fatigue and dizziness. Her glucose levels were high at 180 mg/dL.

4. Present Perfect: Used to talk about things that happened at some point in the past and are still important now. It can also be used to talk about experiences or changes that have happened over time. Example: She has voiced apprehensions about potential adverse effects. Mr. Kim has demonstrated considerable progress since commencing the therapy. Since her previous appointment, Mrs. Thompson’s blood pressure has stabilised from 160/100 to 120/80.