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The document provides vocabulary related to common health problems and useful phrases for visiting the doctor. It includes vocabulary for symptoms like headaches, fevers, cuts, and sprains. It also lists medical terms like patient, doctor, thermometer, fluids, and various medications. Sample dialogues demonstrate asking and answering questions at the doctor's office about symptoms, medications taken, allergies, and receiving treatment advice. The document aims to teach English vocabulary and expressions for discussing health issues and visiting the doctor.
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- 1. PART 1 : VOCABULARY TOPIC : HEALTH PROBLEMS
- 2. Have a headache / hæv eɪ ˈhedeɪk/
- 3. Have high blood pressure Have a fever Have a rash / hæv haɪ ˈblʌd preʃər/ /hæv eɪ ˈfi:vər/ /hæv eɪ ræʃ /
- 4. Have a sore throat Have a cut Have a sprained ankle /hæv eɪ sɔ:r θrəʊt/ / hæv eɪ kʌt/ / hæv ə spreɪnd ˈæŋ·kəl /
- 8. Capsule/ˈkæp.səl/ Aspirin /ˈæs.prɪn/ Painkiller/ˈpeɪnˌkɪl.ɚ/ Tablet/ˈtæb.lət/ Pill /pɪl/ Medicine /ˈmedɪsən/
- 13. PART 2 : SPEAKING Useful Phrases - Health Problems
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- 15. Have a seat, please. What seems to be the problem? Well doctor, I’ve got a sore throat and a bad cough I’ve also got a headache How do you feel now? How long have you had these symptoms? Have you taken anything for it? I feel terrible. It’s been about a week. I have taken some pills but I t doesn’t seem to be helping. I see. Are you allergic to any medications? It sounds like you’ve got the flu. Take two aspirin every four hours. You should also get lots of rest and drink plenty of fluids. If you don’t feel better in a couple of days, give me a call. Thank you, doctor. No, I’m not. A DOCTOR’S VISIT
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