Example 1 reason for admission This 73 year old lady Agatha peter was admitted on this hospital on 25/08/2018 diagnosis of fracture right femur. Example 2 reason for admission and critical point. Your patient Robert ketes were recently hospitalized what are burn unit with 18 percent of his body. He was closely monitored for coughing wheezing and stridor, all of which were absent. Example 3. describing complaint Mr cho was attended clinic 2 months ago. At this time he feel exhausted which he attributed a long day working on his form and had a cough which he noticed worsened after tending his stabled horses and ploughing the fields, and which longer no respond to his salbutamol inhelar. He was reported no chest pain or fainting. Example 4 giving past history He has a history of hypertension for 5 years duration but no history of heart disease. He has been using salbutamol for the last two years but has not onths because they are notlonger effective in controlling his cough. Example 5 discussing routine medication and risk factor Mr potter's risk factor for heart disease include obesity (BMI-34.1) and smoking 20 cigarettes a day for the last for the last 20 years. Other risk factors include a lack of regular exercise. She is currently taking medicine for high cholesterol. Example 6 describing treatment and course Mr Paul was catheterized yielding 300 mi of cloudy urine. He received paracetamol 500 mg for fever and ceftraxone 1gm IV stat and then 500 mg b.d for 4 days. He is now alert and able to move around on his own. His bacterial cultures are negative and he has been advised of the need for surgery. Example 7 Concluding your letter Thank you for continuing urgent care of mr cho. | would particularly appreciate if you could keep me informed about his progress.2 Edit STEPS FOR OET LETTER WRITING 1. Starting your letter. 2. Describing complaints and symptoms. 3. Giving past history. 4, Describing routine medications and risk factors. 5, Outlining treatment response and follow up. 6. Requesting further management.