医学英语口语表达.pptVIP

1. Asking a patient about his illness Any vomiting? Are you feeling all right? Are you feeling well? Are you feeling nausea? 3. Examining a patient A blood test is necessary. Any pain here? Breathe deeper, please. 4. Diagnosing and treating A slight infection. An operation is needed to remove your tonsils. 5. Giving prescription and advice A change of diet may do you good. A good sleep may help you pick up flesh. * * Have you had this experience before? Have you got any chronic diseases in the past? Have you got any feeling of nausea? Have you lost weight recently? Have you taken anything for it? Are your bowels acting properly? Are your bowels regular? Did you have pains here before? Do you cough? Do you feel short of breath sometimes? Do you feel short-winded? Do you feel tired? Do you have any appetite? Do you have difficulty breathing? Does it hurt? How about your appetite? How bad is it? How far pregnant are you? How long has it been this way? How long has this been going on? How long have you been ill? How long have you been like this? How long have you had it? How long have you had this trouble? 2. Telling a doctor how you feel About a week now. About five days running already. I can’t life my right arm. I cough a great deal at night. I don’t feel like eating anything. I feel a bit off color. I feel a pain in my left leg. I feel absolutely rotten. I feel chilly. I feel dizzy and I’ve got no appetite. I feel feverish. I feel hot and cold. I feel like I’m burning up. I feel like vomiting. I feel sick. I feel poorly. I feel rather unwell. I feel very bad. I feel so ill. I feel shivery and I’ve got a sore throat. I feel a dull pain in the stomach. I just feel all pooped out. I keep feeling dizzy. I really feel terrible. I have a headache. I have a splitting headache. I have a stomach-ache. I have a stuffed-up nose. I seem to have pain all over. I think I’m dying. I tried some sleeping pills, but they have done nothing for me. I’m a bit stuffed up. I’m aching all