ADMISSION

By :

NI LUH PUTRI RAHAYU (18.321.2895)

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PROGRAM STUDI ILMU KEPERAWATAN

SEKOLAH TINGGI ILMU KESEHATAN

WIRA MEDIKA BALI

DENPASAR

2019
A. ADMISSION

A. Definition of Hospital Admission

Admission Hospital is the act or process of accepting someone into a hospital, clinic, or
other treatment facility as a patient. The patient admission process is the beginning of the
entire medical recording process and the patient gets the first treatment from the hospital.
Admission is admission coordinator in hospitalization, either from emergency patients or
outpatient. Hospital admission involves staying at a hospital for at least one night or
more.

B. Function of Hospital Admission

1. As a patient admission coordinator in hospitalization, either from emergency

patients or outpatient
2. Establish the purpose of sending the patient to the ward room in accordance
with the referral instructions and the patient's condition
3. Determine the patient's position on the waiting list to get other services, such as
irradiation.

C. Purpose of Hospital Admission

1. Staying in the hospital overnight is done because the individual is too sick
to stay at home, requires 24-hour nursing care, and/or is receiving
medications and undergoing tests and/or surgery that can only be
performed in the hospital setting.
2. Receive hospitalized patients.
3. Determine the patient's requirements for admission to the hospital.
4. Processing the transfer of patients between wards in hospitals or other
health care facilities.
5. The process place of out patients or death of patients.
 6. Manage the list of patients waiting, including patients in the waiting list.
7. Providing financial consultation to patients before or early registration.

B. Useful expression

In admission we usually use useful expression such as :

1. May I…….?

2. Excuse me

3. Would you mind if I . . . .?

4. Would it be alright if I . . . .?

5. Would it be okay if I . . . .?

6. Is it okay if I . . . .?

7. Is it okay if I . . . .?

8. Can I . . . .?

9. Yes, please.

10. Of course.

C. Dialogue
 Greetings

Nurse : “Hello, good morning Mrs?”

Patient : ”Good morning”

Nurse : “I am Nurse Mike and I am shifted for registration.

what is your name?”

Patient : “My name is Mrs Rita, nurse”

 Offering Help

Nurse : “Okay. Mrs Rita what can I do for you?”

Patient : “I have a problem with my stomach”

Nurse : “oh I see, sit down please.”

Patient : “yeah thank you nurse”

Nurse : “What is a problem with your stomach? What is your complaint Mrs? ”

Patient : “Yeah, I have a stomach pain and nausea”

Nurse : “Oh I see, and then Do you want to check your stomach?”

Patient : “Yes, I do nurse”

 Telling the patient to registration

Nurse : “Okay Mrs. But before you check your stomach you must doing registration in
here.”

Patient : “Okay”

Nurse : “Mrs Rita must fulfill this data to registration, please.”

Patient : “Okay”

“Nurse, I think this data is finished”

 Clarifying / Checking the Data

Nurse : “Thank you Mrs, I will check your data”

“Your full name is Rita Andini. Mrs Rita is live in Jalan Gondang Timur 1 no 11
Tembalang?. Mrs Rita is born at Semarang, Oct 30th 1986 and have marriage.”

Patient : “Yes, sure Nurse.”

Nurse : “Mrs Rita, I am so sorry this data about General Practicioner is unclear for me.
What the name of your General Practicioner?

Patient : “My General Practicioner is dr BurhanSiswoyo”

Nurse : “Okay. And then your Kin is Mr Radit which is your husband, right?”

Patient : “yes, that is true. Nurse, I want to meet dr Furqon for consult about a problem
of my stomach”

Nurse : “Okay, the last Mrs Rita choose dr Furqon as consultant”

Patient : “Yes nurse”

 Tell the next Procedure

Nurse : “Okay this data is complete Mrs. Now this is your number of registration. And
then Mrs Rita can wait in waiting room”

Patient : “sorry nurse, may I know the waiting room and dr Furqon’s room?”

Nurse : “oh sure. The waiting room from here, you can go straight, and then turn left
on first street and go straight, and then you find the waiting room in the left side of
medical ward. And the room of dr Furqon is in front of the waiting room. If your
registration number is called, you can return sign, and so you can enter dr Furqon’s
room.
  Thanking

Patient : “oh I see, Thank you for your service nurse”

Nurse : “Yes Mrs Rita. Nice to meet you and I hope you will get well soon”

Patient : “Oh yes nice to meet you too. Okay thank you nurse ”

Nurse : “You’re welcome”

D. Vocabulary (ward in hospital )

1. Anesthetic
A substance which causes lack of awareness or feeling, thus permitting surgery or
other painful procedures
2. Cardiology
The study and treatment of heart disorders
3. Clinic
A part of a hospital where outpatients come for diagnosis and treatment
4. Geriatrics
The study, treatment and care of old people
5. Gynecology
The branch of medicine in which doctors study and treat medical conditions which
affect women and their reproductive organs
6. Inpatient
A person who stays in the hospital for the time of treatment
7. Icu (intensive care unit )
A ward where patients who are seriously ill are closely monitored
8. Neonatal
Related to the period after birth, especially the first 4 weeks after birth
9. Neurology
A specialty concerned with the study and treatment of disorders of the nervous
system
 10. Outpatient
A person who does not stay in the hospital but comes to a clinic or surgery for a
treatment
11. Palliative care
Medical care which does not provide a cure for a disease, but reduces its severity or
slows its progress
12. Pharmacy
A place where drugs and medicines are prepared and sold
13. Physiotherapy
The treatment of injuries by doing special exercises

E. Grammar Focus :Demonstrative

Demonstratives show where an object, event, or person is in relation to the speaker. They
can refer to a physical or a psychological closeness or distance. When talking about
events, the near demonstratives are often used to refer to the present while the far
demonstratives often refer to the past.

Near the speaker Far from the speaker

Is this John's house? Is that John's house over there?

This is a nice surprise! That must have been a nice surprise for you.

These apples are mine. Those apples are yours.

What are you up to these days? Those days are long gone.

This time I won't be late. We really surprised you that time.

This sugar is for my crepes. You can use that sugar for your cake.

Sentence placement
Demonstratives can be placed before the noun or the adjective that modifies the noun.

Examples
 This blue car needs to be washed next.
 Those people were here first.

 That metal rod should work.

 These oranges are delicious.

Demonstratives can also appear before a number by itself when the noun is understood
from the context.

Examples
 I'd like to try on that one.
 This one is broken.

 I'll take these three.

 Those two are not as pretty as these two.

Demonstratives can be used by themselves when the noun they modify is understood
from the context.

Examples
 I'll never forget this.
 That has nothing to do with me.

 I didn't ask for these.

 Those aren't mine.

 REFERENCE

https://www.ef.com/ca/english-resources/english-grammar/demonstratives/

https://www.medicalenglish.com/unit/3/vocabulary diakses pada tanggal 22 oktober 2019

Kolesar P (1970) A markovian model for hospital admission scheduling. Management Science
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