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PART OF BODY

COMPETENCY

The students are able to identify part of body

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Hair : Rambut Trunk : Batang tubuh

Grey hair : Uban Shoulder : Bahu
Scull : Tengkorak Kepala Back : Punggung
Acalp : Kulit Kepala Shoulder Blade : Tulang belikat
Back head : Kepala bag. belakang Face : Wajah
Buttock : Bokong Fore head : Dahi
Chest : Dada Neck : Leher
Breast : Payudara Nape : Tengkuk
Nipple : Putting susu Adam’s Apple : Jakun
Navel : Pusar Sideburns : Cambang
Stomach : Perut/ lambung Moustache : Kumis
Waist : Pinggang Beard : Janggut
Back Bone : Tulang punggung Brain : Otak
Hip : Pinggul Rip : Tulang rusuk
Cheek : pipi Mole : Tahi lalat
Arm : Lengan Dimple : Lesung pi
Upper arm : Lengan atas Pimple : Jerawat
Lower arm : Lengan bawah Pore : Pori-pori
Elbow : Siku Chin : Dagu
Armpit : Ketiak Upper jaw : Rahang atas
Epidermis : Kulit ari Lower jaw : Rahang bawah
Inner arm : Lengan dalam Cheek bone : Tulang pipi
outer arm : Lengan luar Wrist : Pergelangan
Nose : Hidung Nostril : Lubang hidung
Hand : Tangn Tip nostril : Puncak hidung
Finger : Jari tangan Sharp nose : Hidung mancung
Fore finger : Jari telunjuk Flat nose : Hidung pesek
Middle finger : Jari tengah Flares nose : Cuping hidung
Ring finger : jari manis Hair nose : Bulu hidung
Little finger : Jari kelingking Thumb : Ibu jari
Finger nail : kuku tangan Ear : Telinga
Palm : Telapak tangan Auricle : Daun telinga
Back of hand : Punggung tangan Ear lumen : Lubang telinga
Ear wax : Kotoran telinga Leg : kaki
Ear lobe : Cuping Thigh : Paha
Knee : Lutut Lip : Bibir
Calf : Betis Lower lip : Bibir bawah
Shin bone : Tulang kering
Upper lip : Bibir atas Ankle : Pergelangan kaki

Mouth : Mulut Heel : Tumit

Tooth/Teeth : Gigi Sole : Telapak kaki
Tongue : Lidah Toes : Jari kaki
Gum : Gusi Foot : Kaki

Eye : Mata Throat : Tenggorokan

Eye lashe : Bulu mata Sacrum : tulang bokong
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LANGUAGE

Present Continuous Tense

Formula :

( + ) S + be + V1 + ing + O
( - ) S + be + not + V1 + ing + O
( ? ) Be + S + V1 + ing + O

Find here Example of Present Continuous Tense:

( + ) He is playing badminton now

( - ) He is not playing badminton now
( ? ) Is he playing badminton now?
Yes, he is. / No, he is not.

AVTIVITY 1

Change these sentences into negative and introgative sentences!

1. John is watcing Tv
2. Nurse Meta is visiting patient Sunday morning
3. Mr.White is swimming in the pool
4. I am going to school in the morning
5. My mother and my father are singing a my favourite song

ACTIVITY 2

Please put the verb into the correct form

Mr. A : What ....... you .......(do) Mr.B ?

Mr. B : I ........ (visit) my patient in Room 3

Mr. A : What ...... Nurse. C...... (prapare) now ?

Mr. B : She ....... (prepare) some medical equipment for checking vital sign.
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CONVERSATION

Practice these convesation below!

A : What’s wrong with you?

B : I get fever

A : What’s the matter with you?

B : I have stomachache

A : How do you feel today?

B : I feel itchy

EXPRESSION FOR A NURSE EXPRESSION FOR A PATIENT

1. What’s your problem? 1. I am really unwell
2. How are you feeling today? 2. I have (part of body+ache)
3. What makes you call me? Tootache, backache,stomachache
4. What’s your complaint? 3. I have (sore+part of body)
5. What’s troubling you? Sore throat, sore arm
6. What’s the matter with you? 4. I have/get+kinds of physical problems
7. What’s your symptoms? The measles, flu,fever
5. I feel +kinds of physical problems
Dizzy, cold
6. I suffer from+kinds of certain illness
Constipation, cancer
ACTIVITY 1

Complete the following dialogue using the expression you’ve just learned

Nurse Mita ; ....................................(1)

Mr.Rule : I feel dizzy, I feel like vomiting everyday, I really unwell today

Murse Mita : .................................(2)

Mr.Rule : For three days

Nurse Mita : Have you ever taken some medicine before?

Mr.Rule : No, ................ (3)

Nurse Mita : Okay, Let me check your vital sign first.

Mr.rule : Never mind, Nurse

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READING

HUMAN BODY

Your heart is really a muscle. It's located a little to the left of the middle of your chest,
and it's about the size of your fist. There are lots of muscles all over your body - in your arms,
in your legs, in your back, even in your behind. But this muscle is special because of what it
does - the heart sends blood around your body. The blood provides your body with the
oxygen and nutrients it needs. It also carries away the waste that your body has to get rid of.
Your heart is sort of like a pump, or two pumps in one. The right side of your heart
receives blood from the body and pumps it to the lungs. The left side of the heart does the
exact opposite: it receives blood from the lungs and pumps it out to the body. By the time
you're grown up, your heart will be beating (pumping) about 70 times a minute.
How does the heart beat? Before each beat, your heart fills with blood. Then it
contracts to squirt the blood along. When something contracts, it squeezes tighter - try
squeezing your hand into a fist. That's sort of like what your heart does so it can squirt out the
blood. Your heart does this all day and all night, all the time. Every day, an adult heart pumps
2,000 gallons (7,500 liters) of recycled blood by filling and contracting. The heart is one
tough worker!

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Answer the following questions based on the text above!

1. Where is your heart located?

2. Where else can you find muscles in your body besides the heart?
3. Why do we need a heart?
4. Which organs directly works with the heart?