Review Teaching Patient

1. “I’m going to take your blood pressure.” It is the expression of ...

• explaining procedures

• giving medication instruction

• explaining home care

• checking understanding

One expression of giving medication instruction is ...

• Let me explain the procedure to you.

• Use this inheler every morning and night.

• Rest as much as possible.

• Please repeat the step to me.

The following instruction is important for nurses when teaching patients and families, except ...

• comforting annd encouraging

• checking understanding

• giving medication instruction

• buying meals for patients

This expression can be used for comforting and encouraging, except ...

• 41. “It’s okay to feel nervous.”

• 41. “Please don’t worry, we’ll guide you.”

• 21. “Change the dressing if it gets wet or dirty.”

• 41. “Let us know if you need anything.”

1. “Do you have any allergies?”

• Sure, I will do it

• I don't think so

• Yes, it is

• Really?

What will you do now?

• 1. “I’m going to take your blood pressure.”

• 1. “You might feel a little pinch.”

• 1. “This is to help you receive fluids and medicine.”

• 1. “Let me know if you feel any pain or discomfort.”

1. 1. Please try to stay still

2. 2. We are going to insert an IV line

3. 3. You might feel a little pinch

4. 4. This is to help you receive fluids and medicine

5. The correct order is ...

• 2-3-1-4

• 2-3-4-1

• 2-4-1-3

• 2-4-3-1

31. “What will you do if the wound gets worse?”

• I'll mad to the doctor

• I'll go to the nearest clinic

• I'll eat much vegetables and fruits

• I'll cry all day long

Nurse: Good morning, Mr. Ahmad. How are you feeling ....................?

Patient: Good morning, Nurse. I’m ...................., thank you.

Nurse: That’s good to hear. I’m here to give you some .................... about your medication.

Patient: Alright. Please tell me what I need to do.

Nurse: You’ll need to .................... this antibiotic twice a day — once in the morning and once in the evening — .................... meals.

Patient: Okay. Should I take it with ....................?

Nurse: Yes, take it with a full glass of water. Also, don’t skip any doses, and try to take it at the same time every day.

Patient: Got it. Are there any .................... I should watch out for?

Nurse: You might feel a little .................... or have an upset stomach, but it usually goes away. If you feel ...................., let us know right away.

Patient: Alright. Thank you for the explanation.

Nurse: You’re welcome. If you have any questions later, just press the.....................

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