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Unit 1. Hospital Staff:


Nurse: Hi Dr (name) , could you come over here for a second?
Dr.___: Sure, What do you need, Ms/Mr (name)?
Nurse: Please, take a look at X-rays result.
Dr.__: Hmm… that look like his arm was broken up.
Nurse: Oh no, he fetl very painful
Dr.__: Who’s the radiologist?
Nurse: Dr. Selina, it says here.
Dr.__: She should examine the patient. She had missed this.
Nurse: Yes, sir. I’m going to let her office know to set up an appointment.
Dr.___: Good idea. Thanks for your notification. (thanks for consulting me)

Unit 2. Hospital Equipment:


Nurse 1: Have you checked today's equipment?
Nurse 2: Yes, I just completed check them up
Nurse 1: Are we short on anything?
Nurse 2: Yes, we need to replace the sharp container and biohazard-waste
because both are full.
Nurse 1: Okay, anything else?
Nurse 2: We’re almost out of syringes (səˈrɪnʤ) and face masks mæsks
Nurse 1: Okay, I'll have to order some more. That reminds me, don't forget to
check oxygen to full tanks before you leave.
Nurse 2: Yes . I’m going to do, see you tomorrow.
Unit 3. Respiratory system:
Dr.__: Good morning Mr.__, I’ve received your X-ray result.
Patient: Could you explain my result, doctor?
Dr.__: Yes, but I’m sorry to tell you, you have pneumonia
Patient: Oh, dear. Can it be cureble?
Dr.__: Of course, did you have cough?
Patient: Yes, I have cough and lots of sputum (đàm trong), and sometimes have
difficult breath.
Dr.__: If you have smoke tobaco. You must stop smoking
Patient: Thanks for advising doctor. Have I needed to use drugs?
Dr.__: Yes, I will give you a prescription for some antibiotics, cough medicines
and pain relievers .Let’s remember, you should take it after your meal.
Patient: Thank you, Doctor

Unit 4. Cirulatory system:


Dr.___: Your habit of eating fatty foods puts you at risk of heart diseases.
Patient: Could you explain what that means, exactly?
Dr.___: Certainly. It's often caused by a heart attack also known as a myocardial
infarction ˌmaɪəˈkɑrdiəl ɪnˈfɑrkʃən, happens when the flow of blood that brings oxygen
to a part of your heart muscle suddenly becomes blocked.
Nguyên nhân thường là do cơn đau tim còn được gọi là nhồi máu cơ tim, xảy ra khi dòng máu
mang oxy đến một phần cơ tim của bạn đột nhiên bị tắc nghẽn.
Patient: That doesn't sound good.
Dr.___: No, it's not. It is a serious condition that could lead to long-term disability
or death.
Patient: Oh my. Could you tell me which the symptoms?
• Dr.___: The symptoms are chest pain that may feel like pressure, tightness, pain,
squeezing or aching, cold sweat , fatigue.
Patient: What do I do when one of those symptoms appears?
Dr.___: You must call the hospital immediately if those symptoms appears. You
should excerise, low-fat diet, drink a lot of water....
Patient: Oh , It so good, thank for advising me doctor.

Unit 5. Digestive system:


Dr.___: Hello...(patient’s name). How are you today?
Patient: I feel a bit tired and have a lot of abdominal pain.
Dr.___: How many days have you had a abdominal pain?
Patient: I felt pain several days, associated with weakness and diarrhea 4 times
on yesterday.
Dr.___: All right. We're probably going to have to do abdominal ultrasonography
Patient: Really? Do you think that's necessary?
Dr.___: It is good idea if you are having persistent abdominal pain for several days. We
should check for any problems
Patient: Okay. You have me convinced. What needs to be done?
Dr.___: The ultrasound transducer is placed on the skin and the ultrasound waves
move through the body to the organs and structures within . Then converted by a
computer into an image of the organs or tissues being examined.
Patient: All right. Better safe than sorry I guess.

Unit 6. Blood:
A: Okay Mr. (Ms.) .... We're almost done drawing your blood. Please hold this gauze for
a while.
B: Sure. So where will my blood go?
A: Our facility provides blood to local hospitals and surgical centers for transfusions.
B: I see. So anyone might receive my blood?
A: No, actually your blood is type AB, which means it is only compatible with other
people who have type AB. We can't give your blood to someone with type O, A or B.
B: Really? What happens if someone receives the wrong type when they are in
transfusion?
A: That can cause serious consequences, even can lead to fatal.
B: Wow. So you have to really precisely label when store it, don't you?
A: That's right. We classify and record extremely carefully here to make sure there is
no mistake when doing transfusions.
Unit 7. Bone:
Dr.___: Hey, (name’s student). Look at the image X-rays. What do you see in this Xray?
Student: There appears to be a fracture of the middle arm right
Dr.___: That's right. Can you identify the type of fracture?
That looks like a compound fracture.
Dr.___: Are you sure? Maybe you should take a closer look.
Student: Yes. I sure, because the bone is sticking out of the skin of patient.
Dr.___: You're right. What do you think will be done in this case?
Student: I think surgery is the main treatment with the primary goal of preventing
infection. wo types of operations heal compound fractures – internal fixation and
external fixation. Both procedures use metal pins, screws and plates to hold the bone
together.
Dr.___: Exactly, goodjob.

Unit 8. Nursing:
Interviewer: Hello ......., I'm ....... I'll be interviewing you for the NP position.
Nurse : Nice to meet you, Mr. (Ms.)......
Interviewer: So please tell me some kind of experience you have?
Nurse : I have over five years of experience as an NP for SIS Hospital
Interviewer: Great, why do you want to work here?
Nurse : Because your facility has a great reputation for providing excellent care for
patients.
Interviewer: Thank you, and how you manage your time effectively when caring for
multiple patients with different needs?
Nurse :: I will prioritize tasks based on the urgency and complexity of each patient's
needs. I will create a schedule to ensure all required tasks are completed.
Interviewer: OK, now, have you worked with prescribe medicines and cousel for
patients and their families on prevent health care ?
Nurse :: Yes, I have used them when working prior jobs.
Unit 9. Surgery:
Surgeon: (name).., could you please show me tomorrow's surgery schedule?
Secretary: Sure, doctor. First, we have a colostomy for Mr. Manh at 8:00.
Surgeon: Ah, yes. Hmm, is there anything else scheduled after that case?
Secretary:: You are supposed to perform a removal of part of the liver on Ms. Hoa at
11:00.
Surgeon: Right, the partial hepatectomy. That could be a problem. I think Mr. Manh's
surgery could take a while.
Secretary: Why's that, doctor?
Surgeon: I remember this afternoon he had a fever and high blood pressure. I need to
allow time for complications.
Secretary: I see, so what should we do then?
Surgeon: Well, we may need to delay that case for a couple of hours.
Secretary: Okay. Let me see. There is an operating room free in the afternoon.
Surgeon: That's great. Who is the anesthesiologist for the operation?
Secretary: Dr. Dung is slated to work with you on that.
Surgeon: OK. Please let Dr. Dung, Ms Hoa, and the nursing staff know about the change.
Secretary: I will inform them. See you tomorrow, Doctor.

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