Name : LUTVIAH SILVIATI
NIM : 180102035 / level b
A. After completing the dialogue above, then classify the expressions pertaining the
components of past medical history.
Components of Past
Expressions used in the dialog
Medical History
1. Could you fell me about any
illnesses you might have
had in the past?
2. Any other childhood
illnesses?
3. Regular childhood illnesses,
Childhood illnesses
then? And how has you
health been in general since
then?
1. Any other visits to the
hospital?
Hospitalizations
1. Good so, have you had any
operations, apart from the
tonsils?
Surgeries
1. Now, nearly finished this part.
Um, have you ever suffered
from allergies?
2. Any food allergies?
Allergies
Immunizations 1. Are you fully immunizerd?
2. What I mean is, how up to
date are you with your
shorts, ms martin?
3. How about tetanus?
Client’s data
1. I had my tonsils out
when I was a little kid,
I remember that
2. Don’t remember, to
be honest my mother
would know, I’d
expect mumps,
measles, that kind of
thing, usual stuff
3. No, no real problems,
to tell you the truth
1. Yes, for the birth of
my son and er then a
couple of years ago, I
had to go in for some
tests
1. No. no like I say I’m
pretty healthy
1. Nope, no that I know up.
My brother always got
high fever or pain but not
me.
2. Mm….. strawberries-
weirh, isn’t it?
1. I think I am ok, I had
most of those when I
was at school
2. Uh-uh (shakes her
head)
 1. And I suppose they were
your favorite fruit, too? Are
you allergic to any
medications some people
are allergic to penicillin, foe
example?
2. And finally are you currently
on any medications at all,
Medications ms martin?
3. Right, can I ask you what
you were taking them for?
4. How about medications you
buy over the counter?
1. Some people believe in
alternative medicine, is that
something that interests
you?
Lifestyle
1. No
2. Ah, yes I was taking
antibiotics, but didn’t
finish the course, didn’t
seem to be doing
anything, I’m not on
anything else
3. Oh, I’d had a very bad
coid and couldn’t shake
it off
4. Ahh… laxatives
sometimes, you know,
for rhe problems I’ve
been having recently,
Tylenol, occasionally
1. No. no definitely not