Category: Education/Training Publisher: Virginia Allum
Type: Non-Fiction
Pages: 265
Copyright: May 21,2012
ebook version of English for Medical Purposes:Doctors
Doctors need to ensure that they can communicate clearly with their patients and with colleagues. English for Medical Purposes is specific to the needs of doctors working in English-speaking countries and also doctors who use English as the common language to communicate with patients in their own countries.Essential areas of practice are covered such as the Patient Interview, the Examination of a Patient, Assessment of Vital Signs,Talking about Pain Level and Discussion of Treatment and Surgical options.
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Contents
Introduction to the body
Introducing yourself
Starting with the patient interview
Talking to patients about the current complaint
Discussing vital signs
Examining a patient
Talking about pain level
Talking about tests
Discussing a diagnosis
Discussing surgery options
Wounds, infections and allergies
Discussing treatment
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