BAHASA INGGRIS ROLEPLAY

NURSING REPORT

BY:
NI MADE NOVIA NINGSIH (223213412)
NI DESAK MD MIRAH PERMITA DEWI (223213416)

PROGRAM STUDI KEPERAWATAN PROGRAM SARJANA

SEKOLAH TINGGI ILMU KESEHATAN

WIRA MEDIKA BALI

2024
Doctor : "Good morning, Nurse . I'm here to give you the nursing report for our patient in room
302."

Nurse : "Good morning, Doctor . Thank you for the update. Please go ahead."

Doctor : "Our patient in room 302 is Mr. Smith, a 65-year-old male admitted for pneumonia. He
was stable overnight, but his oxygen saturation dipped slightly around 2 a.m., so we increased
his oxygen flow rate to 4 liters per minute. He's currently on antibiotics, and his fever has
subsided. He's been coughing less frequently, but he's still experiencing some shortness of breath
with exertion."

Nurse : "Thank you for the update. Have there been any changes in his medication or treatment
plan?"

Doctor : "No changes in medication at this time. We'll continue monitoring his oxygen saturation
closely and encourage deep breathing exercises to help with his shortness of breath. He has an
appointment with the respiratory therapist later today for further assessment."

Nurse : "Got it. I'll make sure to follow up with the respiratory therapist and keep an eye on Mr.
Smith's progress throughout the day. Anything else I should be aware of?"

Doctor : "Not at the moment. I'll be here if you need any further information or assistance with
Mr. Smith's care."

Nurse : "Great, thank you, Doctor, for the thorough report."

Doctor : "You're welcome, Nurse . Have a good shift."

Nurse : "Thank you"

Nurse: Good morning, Doctor Smith. I’m here to give you a nursing report on Mr. Johnson in
room 203.

Doctor: Good morning, Nurse. Please go ahead.

Nurse: Mr. Johnson is a 65-year-old male admitted with pneumonia. His oxygen saturation has
improved overnight and he’s now maintaining it at 95% on 2 liters of oxygen via nasal cannula.

Doctor: That’s good to hear. How has his cough been?

Nurse: His cough has decreased in frequency and severity with the use of nebulized treatments.
However, he’s still producing purulent sputum.

Doctor: Alright. Any concerns or changes in his condition that I should be aware of?

Nurse:He spiked a fever of 101°F earlier this morning, but it responded well to antipyretics. I’ll
continue to monitor his temperature closely.

Doctor: Thank you for the update. Please keep me informed of any further changes.

Nurse:Of course, Doctor. I’ll continue to monitor Mr. Johnson closely and update you
accordingly.