新时代职业英语教学课件（医护英语）Unit 6.pptxVIP

Unit 6;After completing this unit, you will be able to: talk about major vaccines in English; file health records properly; educate patients on how to have a healthy pregnancy; effectively communicate with others about the benefits of having a Community Health Record.;I. Warming up;I. Warming up;I. Warming up;;;II. Listening speaking;II. Listening speaking;Pre-listening 1. Pair work: What vaccines are important for children to take and what side effects might occur? Share your thoughts with a partner.;Pre-listening 2. Group discussion: Share your experiences of having vaccines with other members of your group. ;Listening Listen to the conversation. A parent comes to the hospital because he wants to inquire about the necessary vaccinations for his little daughter, Lucy.;（Script） P: Good morning. I’m Tom. I’d like to know whether it is necessary for my little daughter Lucy to get a flu shot. Some of our neighbors get the flu. I’m a bit worried. N:?Morning. How old is your child? P: She is just six months old. ;（Script） N: It is absolutely necessary for children to get a flu vaccine. It is recommended that all children six months and older should receive a yearly flu vaccine. P:?Yearly? Why? N:?Well, influenza viruses change slightly each year, which makes the seasonal vaccine used in previous years ineffective. ;（Script） P:?Ah, I see. Is the vaccine 100% effective? N:?None of the existing vaccines is 100% effective. Its effect varies from person to person. But the best way to prevent flu is to get a flu vaccine, which is especially important this season. P:?Because of the COVID-19? N:?Yes, because the flu and COVID-19 cause similar signs and symptoms. ;（Script） P: Will the flu vaccine help fight the coronavirus? N: No, it won’t. The two illnesses are caused by different viruses. But getting a flu shot plays an important role in protecting one’s health. P:?Will my child have side effects after receiving the flu vaccine? N:?That depends. There might be some