1.

Skin:

-hi Hara. It looks like you’ve developed acne

-Yeah, but I don’t know much about it. Is it bad?

-It's not too bad. It’s quite common in teenagers.

-Can we make it go away?

-The best thing for you to do is to wash your face twice a day, after wake up and before bedtime.

-Do I have to change my diet?

-Sure. Limit fast food, drink lots of water, eat more vegetables and fruits.

-Thank you, doctor.

6. Talking about symptoms:

Doctor: You look so tired, what brought you here?

Patient: I feel discomfort in my head and through my boby. I think I have the flu.

Doctor: Have you been coughing?

Patient: A little. But mostly wheezing. It's hard to breathe.

Doctor: Have you noticed that your nose is runny?

Patient: Yes. I've been blowing my nose constantly.

Doctor: Do you have muscle aches?

Patient: Yes, I have muscle aches all over my body and my head that throbs. Do you think it's

the flu, Doctor?

Doctor: Well, let me check your temperature. You do have a high fever. I think it is the flu.

Patient: Can it be treated?

Doctor: I will give you some medicines to reduce your symptoms and you need to sleep more

and drink plenty of water. That will help you feel better.

5. Urinary System:

Doctor: Good morning Nhan. It looks like you're suffering. What happend ?

Patient: I have got a problems when I go to the toilet

Doctor: Do you mean you have a burning pain when urinating.

Patient: Exactly doctor. And I was passing frequently with small amounts of urine

Doctor: It sounds like you might have a urinary tract infection

Patient: What do you call it?

Doctor: A urinary tract infection is an infection in any part of your urinary system.

Patient: What is cause of symptoms?

Doctor: Urinary tract infections occur when bacteria enter the urinary tract through the urethra and
begin to multiply in the bladder.

Patient: Do I need any tests to confirm the diagnosis?

Doctor: Tests used to diagnose urinary tract infections is urinalysis

Patient: What treatment approach do you recommend?

Doctor: Antibiotics usually are the first line treatment for urinary tract infections. And follow the tip:
Drink plenty of water. Now, i will prescribe something to help ease the pain.

Patient: Thanh you doctor.

9. Describing Frequency:

D. Nurse, Mr. An is a new patient. Let’s review his medications.

C. Okay Doctor. He was admitted to the hospital with serious dehydration, what does he need?

D. For his dehydration he should take glucose 5% through an I.V. He is also needs a 200mg dosage of
steroids. The route of administration was an IM.

C. Sure. And how often should he get those?

D. They should be taken TID until he gets better.

C. I understand Mr. An persistent illness has been caused by an infection. So does he need antibiotic?

D. He can also have antibiotic pills TID, but no more than 2 tablets per day. Preferably pc, after he takes
meal.

C. Got it. I’ll add it to his chart.

4. Reproductive System:

Doctor: I’m gonna ask you a few questions before we get started with your physical exam.

Patient: Oh sure. What do you need to know?

Doctor: Let’s see. Are you sexually active?

Patient: Honestly. Yes, I am.

Doctor: And do you use contraceptives?

Patient: Um, well I try to use condom during intercourse .

Doctor: Try to?

Patient: Well, I use them most of the time.

Doctor: It’s very important for you to use a contraceptive every time. If you don’t you can end up with
an unwanted baby. And you’re putting yourself at risk for STDs.

Patient: I know, I guess sometimes I just forget.

Doctor: Well, If you can’t keep your mind into it, you should use unrequired remembering contraceptive
for your wife like the shot.

Patient: Could you tell me more about the shot?

Doctor: Of course! The shot means we will inject to female body the amount of hormone for the same
effect as the implant and IUD.

Patient: Thanks for your advice. I would consider.

3. Endocrine System:
8. Administering medication:

Doctor: Nhan, let's review these patients' meds before i head out.

Nurse: Sure thing, Doctor.

Doctor: Mr. Will should receive 200 mg dosage of steroids three daily.

Nurse: Should that be administered P.O. or through an injection?

Doctor: An IM would work better. Second, Ms Sara can have painkiller if he asks for it, but not more than
3 tablets per day.

Nurse: Okay. Will he want to take that sublingually or P.O ?

Doctor: He wants to put it under his tongue.

Nurse: Why so ?

Doctor: Because he can't chew tablets.

Nurse: Got it. Thanks, Doctor.