1 Session: Hari Sujadi, S.Kep, Ns / Materi Ajar English For Nurses/ 2009 2010

INTRODUCTION
1ST SESSION
Hari Sujadi, S.Kep, Ns / materi ajar English
for nurses/ 2009‐2010
Please introduce your self !
The nurse‐patient
The nurse patient Conversation
Conversation
• Greeting
G eet g
– Hello, Hi, good morning, good day, good afternoon,
good evening
– Good bye; good night; see you; sleep well…
• Asking questions
A ki ti
– Yes/ no question
– Information question
Information question
– Choice question
– Attached/ negative/ tag question
Attached/ negative/ tag question
Yes / no question
Yes / no question
• A
A question that can be answered by
question that can be answered by ‘yes’
yes and
and
‘no’ (short or long answered)
• Example:
– Have you taken your medicine?
– Can I ask you something?
C I k hi ?
– Does it hurt?
Pattern Be / Modals + S + Do + Smthg
/ g
• A question that asks for information by using a
question word
• Example:
– How are you (today) ?
How are you (today) ?
– What is your (chief) complaint?
– What’s wrong with you?
– Wh ’ h
What’s the matter with you?
ih ?
– What’s troubling you?
– What kind of medicine did you consume last night?
– How long have you felt like this?
PATTERN
PATTERN
Interrogative + Be + S
– How often do you wake during your sleep?
How often do you wake during your sleep?
– How many times a week does your family visit
y
you?
– How far is your house to the Singaraja hospital?
– When did you check your blood sugar last time?
When did you check your blood sugar last time?
– Whose medicine is this?
– Where are going to see a doctor?
Where are going to see a doctor?
Choice question
Choice question
• Using be, do, have in the first sentence
Using be do have in the first sentence
• Example:
– Is
I your pain in the left or
i i th l ft right of your chest?
i ht f h t?
– Are you hungry or suffering?
– Do you want to see specialist or general
practitioner (GP)?
Tag questions
Tag questions
• The
The statement sentences which a speaker
statement sentences which a speaker
supposed to or already know the answer
• Example:
– You look very pale, don’t you?
– You feeling well after taking medicine, aren’t you?
Y f li ll f ki di i ’ ?
Practise
Practise
1. N: good morning (day), Mr. Joni. How are you (today)?
• P: fine thanks
2. N: have you fasting since last night?
• P: yes I have
3. N: good (excellent). Are you ready for the urine and the blood test now?
• P: Of course
4. N: do you want anything for your breakfast afterwards?
• P: yes please. Something light.
5. N: do you mean fruits or cereal?
• P: Just an apple or banana, thanks
• N: No problems (no worries)
Practise
Practise
1. N: hello! Good morning Mr. Brown. Today is a beautiful day isn’t it?
• P: good morning nurse, yes it is but I feel unwell?
2. N: Oh really, may I know what is troubling you?
• P: I think there is something wrong with my stomach. Every time I eat I
feel like vomiting
feel like vomiting
3. N: did you feel it from yesterday or just today?
• P: I feel it from about two days ago
4. N: Have you taken any medicine?
• P: No, I haven’t, nurse
5. N: OK, Let me examine you Mr. Brown. Please lie down here
• P: Thank you nurse
Review grammar : nouns
Review grammar : nouns
• What’s noun?
• Concrete noun
• Abstract noun
• C
Common noun
• Proper noun
• Singular noun
Singular noun
• Plurals noun
• Possessive noun
• Not the main subject
• pronoun
Concrete noun
Concrete noun
• Noun that can be experienced with the senses
Noun that can be experienced with the senses
– A person
– A place
A place
– A thing
• common noun
• proper noun
Common N vs. Concrete N
Common N vs. Concrete N
Common noun Proper noun
state Alaska
country Indonesia
uncle Uncle Jim
professor
f P f
Professor Mendoza
M d
Task:
True or false
1 Winter
1. 1.
1 F
2. Doctor 2. F
3. north east 3. T
4. Can I have the car tonight, father? 4. F
Abstract noun
Abstract noun
An idea, quality, feeling that cannot be experienced
with the sense
FEELING Fear, embarassment
IDEA World peace, hope
QUALITY Courage, cowardice
Task
Felling (F), Idea (I), or Quality (Q)
emphaty F
collaboration L
motivation
S
Human Body
Human Body
muscles
Bones
Bones
Joint
Joint
Blood circulation (veins and arteries)
Blood circulation (veins and arteries)
Respiratory system
Respiratory system
Digestive system
Digestive system
Urinary system
Urinary system
Nervous system
Nervous system
Sense organs
Sense organs
Reproductive organs
Reproductive organs
Vocabulary
• Home works
Home works
– Word related to making beds

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