Day 6 - Role Play

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Day 6 - Role Play

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Good morning, Mrs. Caesar. I am your community health nurse. Your family doctor asked me to come and ___ you. *

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speak

speak to

speaking

"Interlocutor: "Good morning, nurse. Yes, I was told that ___ coming to see me. *

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you would

you will be

you would be

Nurse: "I ___ to instruct you about injecting yourself with insulin." *

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am asked

was asked

was ask

Interlocutor: "Yes, the doctor ___ start insulin injections but, I don't really understand why." *

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wants

wants to

wants me to

Nurse: "It is an easy way of ____ control." *

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keep your blood sugar levels under

keeping your blood sugar levels under

keeping your blood sugar levels on

Interlocutor: "___ getting higher?" *

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Are my sugar levels

Is my sugar levels

Are my sugar level

Nurse: "No, Ma'am. It is to keep your sugar levels in check so there is nothing to worry about. Can you please ___ insulin injections?"" *

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tell me how you feel about

tell me, how do you feel about

tell me how you feels about

Interlocutor: "I am feeling quite anxious about it. The injections sound quite scary. Is there ___ insulin injections?" *

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any way I can avoid take

any way I shall avoid taking

any way I can avoid taking

Nurse: "You seem a little uncomfortable about injections but, ma'am I am afraid there isn't any other option. You ___ so that you can keep your blood sugar levels under control and remain healthy." *

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may have to follow your doctors instructions

will have to follow your doctor's instructions

may have to follow your doctor's instructions

Interlocutor "Oh, alright! ____?" *

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Will the injection hurt

Will injection hurt

Will injections hurt

Nurse "No, they won't. The injection will be easy once ___. You can self-administer the injection and even then, you won't feel any pain." *

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you gets used to it

you get use to it

you get used to it

Interlocutor: "Alright. Can you ___ about how the injections should be done?" *

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tell me more information

give me more information

tell me more informations

Nurse "Since I don't know ___ insulin injections by now, it would be helpful for me if you can share what you already know. Is that alright with you?" *

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how much you knows about

how much you know about

how many you know about

Interlocutor: "Well, I am a child ___." *

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with regards to insulin administration

with regard to insulin administer

with regard to insulin administration

Nurse : "Okay. There are three things you need to do before self-administering an insulin injection. First of all, put the needle into the insulin bottle through the rubber top. You have to make sure that the needle is sterile before use, or ___. Then, keep the needle in the bottle and turn the bot the upside down. Lastly, with the tip of the needle in the liquid, pull back on the plunger to get the right dose of insulin into the syringe. Do you follow what I'm saying?" *

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it may cause serious infections

it may causes serious infections

it may causes serious infection

Interlocutor: "Yes, ___." *

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I follow you

I am following you

I following you

Nurse: "Now, you have to pick ____. The preferred areas to inject are on your abdomen, thighs or arms. It would be easier to inject if you lift a skin fold gently between your thumb and fingers. If there is sufficient fatty tissue in relation to the needle length, recommended angle of insertion is 90°. Or else, put the needle in at a 45° to avoid injecting into the muscle. *

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an area to inject where the skin is in good condition

a area to inject where the skin is in good condition

an area for inject where skin is in good condition

Interlocutor: "Can I do the injection ___?" *

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in my stomach

on my stomach

on my the stomach

Nurse "Yes, you can. On Your stomach always inject at least two inches away from the belly-button. If you are taking this injection on your thigh, then the best area would be the top and the outer area of the thigh. You ___, as this may lead to some problems. It would be better to inject insulin on your arms and always make sure that you inject into fatty tissues." *

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shouldn't inject insulin into your inner thigh

can't inject insulin into your inner thigh

needn't inject insulin into your inner thigh

Interlocutor: "Well, ok, I understand but I am still not sure I am going ___ my skin with the needle." *

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to be able to pierce

to able to pierce

to be able pierce

Nurse: "Could you explain what you ___ skin with the needle?" *

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mean by piercing my

mean by pierce your

mean by piercing your

Interlocutor: "Does it ___?" *

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hurts

hurt

Nurse: "I understand your dislike towards needles. It's common for people to feel a little hesitant about getting injections. Believe me, Mrs Caesar, insulin injections have very light and tolerable amounts of pain, like a soft pinch and ___. This pain is comparatively nothing while considering with the adverse effects that varying blood sugar levels can cause you." *

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it will last only for a very short time

it lasts only for a very short time

it is lasting only for a very short time

it lasts for a very short time only

Interlocutor: "But still, I am worried about starting these insulin injections. I think it's totally unnecessary ___ with the tablets I am taking. I don't see why I have to start these damn insulin injections!" *

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as my diabetes has been well under control

as my diabetes have been well under control

as my diabetics has been well under control

Nurse: "Mrs Caesar, I understand what you are saying, but you must consider the adverse effects it can have on your health. I know it's hard, but ___. If you do not make these changes, you run the risk of low blood sugar which can cause seizure, pass out, or even coma." *

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I am afraid there's any other way

I am afraid there are any other ways

Interlocutor (Hesitantly but with conviction): "I understand. Why ___ pain - eh?" *

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should I take a little

shouldn't I take a little

shouldn't I take little

Nurse: "Thank You for understanding. I know this wasn't easy for you. It is imperative that ___ insulin injections, else it can make you susceptible to serious complications for the future. Before we finish, is there anything more you want to ask?" *

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you start taking

you should start taking

you start to take

Interlocutor: "No, thanks! You ___ all my worries!" *

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have cleared

have clear

Nurse: "We covered a lot today and I want to make sure that ___. So let's review what we discussed before we wrap up. Can you please describe how you can self-administer the insulin injection?" *

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I explained things clearly

I have explained clearly

I have answered your queries clearly

Interlocutor: "I can take the injection where I choose to, on my stomach, thighs or arms ___ injection. On stomach, I should inject at least two inches away from the belly button. On thighs, it should be on the top outer area and on arms I have to inject into fatty tissues." *

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by taking the right amount of the

by take the right amount of the

by taking the right amounts of the

Nurse: "Right. Thank you for your comprehension and always remember that ___ immediately after injection into a sharps container to protect you and others from needle-stick injuries." *

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it is paramount to dispose the needles

it is paramount to dispose of the needles

Interlocutor : "Okay, thanks for the tip, nurse."

Nurse: "So, ____, you would take insulin injections as prescribed by your doctor in order to keep your blood sugar levels under control. Can you agree to that?" *

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to reiterate what we discussed so far

to reiterate what we have discussed so far

to reiterate what we have discus so far

Interlocutor : "Yes, I can."

Nurse: "Well, it was great meeting you."

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