Chapter I

Speaking 6

T : Hello I want to ask for a moment I will interview you, would you please?

M : oh, sure

T : what are you in this hospital?

M : I am here as a kidney nurse specialist.

T : What are your duties as a kidney nurse specialist?

M : I'm looking after a little girl at the moment who is waiting for a kidney transplant. I
spend a lot of time with her; talking to her and explaining her condition. I carry out her tests and
administer her medication every day, but we also play games.

T : Oh, cool. what would you do if you had free time?

M : hmm, I think I went somewhere far from the city, and enjoyed the view while reading a
book

T : wow that sounds great, can we take a picture together for documentation?

M : Ok

T : Ok thanks for your time, I hope you can enjoy your free time

Nurse T work as an agency nurse and she’s spesialise in kidney care. She’s looking after a little
girl at the moment who is waiting for a kidney transplant. In her free time, she’s go somewhere
far from the city, and enjoyed the view while reading.

Speaking 3

T : Sorry where is the dermatology department?

M : Oh, The dermatology department on the second floor, after this, goes down then turn
right and the dermatology department is at the end of the corridor

Speaking 8

T : Good morning, I’d like to check your personal details, If that’s okay?

M : Of course

T : Can you give me your full name please?

M : My name is Mitha Halimatus

T : Can you spell that please?

M : ….

T : Where do you live, Miss?

M : I live on Stonen selatan Street V no.10

T : How many sibling do you have?

M : I'm an only child, only living with my mom and my dad

T : Okay. When and where were your born?

M : I was born on Saturday, 2nd March 2002 in Semarang, Central Java.

T : Okay next question. What is your job?

M : My job is as a college student

T : What is your marital status?

M : I’m still single

T : Do you have any allergies?

M : Yes. I'm allergic to dust

T : Okay the last question. What seems to be your problem?

M : I go here because my head felt very dizzy

T : Your room is here, for the bathroom is there. I will go for a while to get some
equipment. If you need help you can press the bell next to the bed.

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M : good morning mr Tony. What seems to be your problem?

T : My chest it’s really hurt

M : Where does it hurt?

T : In the middle of my chest

M : When did it start?

T : It started at 10am today

M : How do you feel?

T : It feels as through you are being stabbed with a knife.

M : Where does the pain move to?

T : the pain moves across the the chest to the right arm

M : and than I have number of scale from 0-10 if your scale is 0 you no feel pain, and than
10 is so hurt, what scale about your pain?

T : In the middle 9 or 10

M : OK. Thanks Mr. Toni

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Speaking 4

Speaking 8

T : Good morning Mitha how are you feeling today?

M : Good morning nurse, today I feel very dizzy.

T : Okay after this I need to do your vital sign are you ready?

M : Ok, but why is that?

T : We have to do regulary because it’s very important to check that you’re okay.

M : Ok go on.

T : Can I take you a thermometer under your tounge first?

M : Sure

T : Right. Your temperature is now 36 degress is totally normal. Ok now i will take blood
pressure and pulse.

M : Ok. Usually my blood pleasure is high.

T : Ok. I will check it now with digital monitor. I will wrap the cuff around your upper arm
first. There we are l, now i’ll turn on the monitor and take your blood pressure
M : Today i feel very dizzy miss. Oh.. the cuff is a bit tight now.

T : Ok hold on sir, it won’t take a long. There, is your blood pressure is 180/100. It’s very
high. And your pulse is high it’s 110. Are you drink alcohol or smoked?

M : Yes, I smoked for 3 years

T : Ah I see, I gonna explain the risk of smoking on your heart.

Smoking and cardiovascular disease Smoking is a major risk factor for getting
cardiovascular (heart and blood vessel) disease. The more you smoke, the greater your
risk. Did you know that nicotine and carbon monoxide from cigarettes have a significant
effect on your heart and blood vessels? When you smoke, your heart rate increases and
your blood pressure rises. At the same time, your arteries narrow and blood flow
decreases.

M : What are the benefits If I give up on smoking

T : Your risk of heart disease begins to decrease almost immediately after you stop
smoking. In 20 minutes: your blood pressure and heart rate fall to their normal level. In eight
hours: your level of oxygen rises to its normal rate and your carbon dioxide level drops. In 24
hours: your chance of a heart attack starts to go down. In 12 months: your risk of a heart attack
falls by more than 50%. After several years: your risk of heart disease could be similar to that of
someone who has never smoked at all. Give up smoking - it's never too late!

M : Okay, thanks for the information. slowly I will give up my smoking habit.

T : That’s a great job