RESUME

UNIT 7 : REGULARY EXAMINATION

Subjects : Bahasa Inggris Keperawatan I
Lecturer : Desy Natalia, M.Pd.

Arranged By :
Group 4

1. Alfitra Resti Anggrainie 2019.C.11a.1037

2. Cindra 2019.C.11a.1039
3. Dina Febrianti 2019.C.11a.1042
4. Edina 2019.C.11a.1074
5. Lara Sinta 2019.C.11a.1047
6. Mantili 2019.C.11a.1050

YAYASAN EKA HARAP PALANGA RAYA

SEKOLAH TINGGI ILMU KESEHATAN
PROGRAM STUDI S1 KEPERAWATAN
TAHUN 2019/2020
UNIT 7 REGULARY EXAMINATION
 Conversation Regular Visit and Examinitation
 Vocalbulary list Medical Equipment
 Language Focus Nominal vs. Verbal Setences
 Reading a text
 Health, Ilness, and Disease Vocabulary

A. Conversation Regular Visit and Examination

Dokter : Good morning Nurse Della, today you will be my assistans to examine
Patient in room 102.
Nurse Delia : Yes Doctor. Nurse Rose just Told me few minutes ago. She told me that
Today we are going to examine Sheila White, a patient in room 102 who
Suffers typhus.
Doctors : yes, that’s right, have you prepared all of the needed medical equipment?
Nurse Delia : yes Doctor, I have prepared them.
Doctor : Okay good. Let’s just go to room 102
Nurse Delia : Okay Doc
The doctor and Nurse Delia walk to room 102.
Doctor : Good morning
Sheila : Good morning
Doctor : are you feeling better? Is there any progress with your condition?
Sheila : Yes doc, I’m feeling better. I just feel a bit weary, is that normal Doc?
Doctor : Yes that’s normal, that is not a big problem. Do you feel nauseous?
Sheila : Yes Doc, I feel a bit nauseous. But it’s not as bad as the first time I came
Here.
Doctor : Okay, How about your stomach? Does it still hurt?
Sheila : Emm... not really Doc.
Doctor : How strong is the pain? Let’s say in a I to 10 scale, how would you
Describe the intensty of the pain?
Sheila : Between 1 and 2 Doc.
Doctor : Is the pain continious or does it come and go?
Sheila : it comes and goes
Doctor : Alright. Nurse Delia, please check her temperature and blood presure.
Nurse Delia : Okay Doctor.
Nurse Delia checks her temperature and blood pressure
Nure Delia : Finished Doctor
Doctor : Okay thank you, let me check them. After I checked, your blood pressure
120/80 and your temperature is 36⁰C . I can diagnose that your condition
Is getting better, your blood pressure is normal, and your body
Temperature. Is also normal.
Sheila : Does it mean I can go home today Doc?
Doctor : I don’t think so.you still need intensive treatment. Let’s see, if there is any
Progress tomorrow, there is possibility that romorrow now you may go
Home.
Sheila : Alright Okay Doc.
Doctor : But you must have enough sleep and rest.
Sheila’s : I will monitor her sleeping and resting
Mother : hours Doc, Emm, by the way, I want to ask something Doctor.
Doctor : Yes, please.
Sheila’s : how about the medicine Doc? Should she
Mother : consume new medicine of the previous one?
Doctor : She still has to consume the previous one for today. Tomorrow Nurse Delia
Will give the medicine that I recommend.
Sheila’s : Okay Doc, thank you.
Mother
Nurse Delia : By the way, how about the service here mom? Is there any complaint about
About that ?
Sheila’s : I am very satisfied about the service here. The doctors and the nurse are
Very friendly and kind. The facillity is also good.
Nurse Delia : Alright, thank you. If you need help don’t hesistate to make the nurse call.
I will be ready to help and assist you.
Sheila’s : thank you very much Nurse.
Mother
Doctor : Okay then, I need to visit other patients. Hopefully you can recover soon.
Good morning.
Sheila : Amin. Thank you very much Doc. Good Morning.
 B. Vocavulary : medical Equipment
Here is some essential vocabulary for nurse and medical professional about medical
equipemnt
1. ECG Machines.
2. Vaccine Fridge.
3. Blood Pressure Monitors
4. Ear Irrigation System
5. 24 hour ABPM
6. Examination Lamps
7. Spirometry and Nebulisers
8. Ear thermometer
9. Crytherpy / Cautery Equipment
10. Sugery Couch
11. Pulse Oximeter
12. Scales/ Height Measures
13. Doppler
14. Vacum Autoclaves
15. Ophtalmosxope/ Otoscope Set
MedicalSupplies

Term Meaning
Antiseptic Liquid used to sterilize (clean) the surface of
the skin
Bandage A cloth covering that is placed over a wound
to prevent bleeding, swelling and infection
Bandage scissors Tool used to cut bandages
Blood pressure monitor A tool that measures the force of blood flow
through a person’s body
Dressing Protective covering that is placed over a
wound
Elastic tape A thin roll of stretchy material that is sticky
on one side
Eye chart A poster of letter, word, and number
combinations of various sizes used to test a
person’s eyesight
Forceps Instrument used during operations and
medical procedures (assists the doctor in
pulling, holding, and retrievening)
Gauze Thin, netted material used for dressing
wounds
Hypodermic needle Sharp pointed matal piece that pricks the
skin (attached to a syringe), used for taking
blood or administering medicine
IV bag The pouch that contains liquids to be
pumped into a petient’s body
Medicine cup Small plastic measuring cup
Microscope Equipment that makes small things appear
larger that they are
Otoscope A device used for looking into a patient’s
ears
Oxygen mask Equipment that fits over the nose and mouth
and supplies oxygen
Privacy screen An object that is used to separate the doctor
and patient from others in an open room
Scales A device that measures a person’s weight
stethoscope Equipment for listening to a person’s heart
and lungs
Syringe A cylinder-shaped piece that attaches to a
 needle and can be filled with liquid
Table and head-rest paper Paper that is placed on an examining table or
head-rest to prevent that spread of germs
Test tube Glass cylinder that is filled with blood or
other liquids and can be capped and placed
in a storage area
Thermometer An instrument used to check a person’s
body temperatur
Vial A small bottle or container used for storing
liquids