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    Trabajo Académico N14

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    The document contains 3 dialogues in Spanish about medical topics: 1) A dialogue between a doctor and patient where the patient reports nausea and headache and the doctor prescribes medication. 2) A dialogue between a nurse and patient where the patient reports a fever and the nurse checks vitals and provides additional care. 3) A dialogue between a doctor and patient during a physical exam where the doctor checks blood pressure, listens to the heart and lungs, examines the throat, and orders bloodwork.

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    Trabajo Académico N14

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    The document contains 3 dialogues in Spanish about medical topics: 1) A dialogue between a doctor and patient where the patient reports nausea and headache and the doctor prescribes medication. 2) A dialogue between a nurse and patient where the patient reports a fever and the nurse checks vitals and provides additional care. 3) A dialogue between a doctor and patient during a physical exam where the doctor checks blood pressure, listens to the heart and lungs, examines the throat, and orders bloodwork.

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    The document contains 3 dialogues in Spanish about medical topics: 1) A dialogue between a doctor and patient where the patient reports nausea and headache and the doctor prescribes medication. 2) A dialogue between a nurse and patient where the patient reports a fever and the nurse checks vitals and provides additional care. 3) A dialogue between a doctor and patient during a physical exam where the doctor checks blood pressure, listens to the heart and lungs, examines the throat, and orders bloodwork.

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    Trabajo Académico N14

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    The document contains 3 dialogues in Spanish about medical topics: 1) A dialogue between a doctor and patient where the patient reports nausea and headache and the doctor prescribes medication. 2) A dialogue between a nurse and patient where the patient reports a fever and the nurse checks vitals and provides additional care. 3) A dialogue between a doctor and patient during a physical exam where the doctor checks blood pressure, listens to the heart and lungs, examines the throat, and orders bloodwork.

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    Trabajo académico N°14

    Make 3 dialogues about different topics. Use the topics learned.


    Dialogue 1
    A: Hello, David.
    B: Hello, Dr. Smith.
    A: What can I help you with today?
    B: I’m experiencing nausea.
    A: Do you have any other symptoms?
    B: I have a bad headache too.
    A: Have you thrown up at all?
    B: Yes, last night and again this morning.
    A: Do you still feel like vomiting?
    B: My stomach still feels upset.
    A: Okay, what about your head, do you still have a headache?
    B: Yes, it is very painful.
    A: How would you describe the pain?
    B: It feels like someone is squeezing my head really hard.
    A: Okay, I’ll prescribe you something for the nausea.
    B: Okay, thank you.
    A: For the headache, take some paracetamol and get some rest. Come
    back if it doesn’t get better.
    B: Okay, I will. Thank you for your help.
    A: No problem. Hope you feel better soon.
    Dialogue 2:
    Patient: Nurse, I think I might have a fever. It's so cold in here!
    Nurse: Here, let me check your forehead.
    Patient: What do you think?
    Nurse: You feel a bit warm. Let me get a thermometer to check.
    Patient: How do I raise my bed? I can't find the controls.
    Nurse: Here you are. Is that better?
    Patient: Could I have another pillow?
    Nurse: Certainly. Here you are. Is there anything else I can do for you?
    Patient: No, thank you.
    Nurse: OK, I'll be right back with the thermometer.
    Patient: Oh, just a moment. Can you bring me another bottle of water,
    too?
    Nurse: Certainly, I'll be back in a moment.
    Nurse: (coming into the room) I'm back. Here's your bottle of water.
    Please put the thermometer under your tongue.
    Patient: Thank you. (Puts the thermometer under the tongue)
    Nurse: Yes, you have a slight fever. I think I'll take your blood pressure as
    well.
    Patient: Is there anything to worry about?
    Nurse: No, no. Everything's fine. It's normal to have a bit of fever after an
    operation like yours!
    Patient: Yes, I'm so glad everything went well.
    Nurse: You're in good hands here! Please hold out your arm...
    Dialogue 3:
    Doctor: When did you last come in for a physical exam?
    Patient: I had my last physical two years ago.
    Doctor: Have you had any other exams recently? Blood work, an EKG or an
    ultra-sound?
    Patient: Well, I had a few X-rays at the dentist.
    Doctor: How have you been feeling in general?
    Patient: Pretty well. No complaints, really.
    Doctor: Could you roll up your left sleeve? I'd like to take your blood
    pressure.
    Patient: Certainly.
    Doctor: 120 over 80. That's fine. You don't seem to be overweight, that's
    good. Do you exercise regularly?
    Patient: No, not really. If I run up a flight of stairs, it takes me a while to
    get my breath back. I need to get out more.
    Doctor: That would be a good idea. How about your diet?
    Patient: I think I eat a pretty balanced diet. You know, I'll have a
    hamburger from time to time, but generally, I have well-balanced meals.
    Doctor: That's good. Now, I'm going to listen to your heart.
    Patient: Ooh, that's cold!
    Doctor: Don't worry. It's just my stethoscope. Now, breathe in and hold
    your breath. Please pull up your shirt, and breathe deeply... Everything
    sounds good. Let's take a look at your throat. Please open wide and say
    'ah'.
    Patient: 'Ah'.
    Doctor: OK. Everything looks ship shape. I'm going to order some blood
    work and that's about it. Take this slip to the front desk and they'll arrange
    an appointment for the tests.
    Patient: Thank you, doctor. Have a nice day!

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