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    Asking Questions About A Patient's Problem

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    This document provides information and guidance for students on communicating effectively with patients during a medical consultation. It discusses the objective of being able to ask questions politely and understandably regarding a patient's health problem. Examples of questions a family doctor may ask are provided covering topics like smoking, medication, medical history, diet and family history. A sample doctor-patient dialogue is included and analyzed. Students are tasked with practicing such a conversation and completing an activity sheet. References for additional information are also listed.

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    This document provides information and guidance for students on communicating effectively with patients during a medical consultation. It discusses the objective of being able to ask questions politely and understandably regarding a patient's health problem. Examples of questions a family doctor may ask are provided covering topics like smoking, medication, medical history, diet and family history. A sample doctor-patient dialogue is included and analyzed. Students are tasked with practicing such a conversation and completing an activity sheet. References for additional information are also listed.

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    This document provides information and guidance for students on communicating effectively with patients during a medical consultation. It discusses the objective of being able to ask questions politely and understandably regarding a patient's health problem. Examples of questions a family doctor may ask are provided covering topics like smoking, medication, medical history, diet and family history. A sample doctor-patient dialogue is included and analyzed. Students are tasked with practicing such a conversation and completing an activity sheet. References for additional information are also listed.

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    This document provides information and guidance for students on communicating effectively with patients during a medical consultation. It discusses the objective of being able to ask questions politely and understandably regarding a patient's health problem. Examples of questions a family doctor may ask are provided covering topics like smoking, medication, medical history, diet and family history. A sample doctor-patient dialogue is included and analyzed. Students are tasked with practicing such a conversation and completing an activity sheet. References for additional information are also listed.

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    13TH MARCH 2019

    2ND WEEK

    Asking Questions
    about A Patient’s
    Problem
    Discuss the following questions with
    the person next to you.

     “Have you ever visited doctor?”


     “Did doctor ask you questions about your
    health?”
     “What kind of questions that doctor ask to you?”
    OBJECTIVE
    At the end of this meeting, students should be able
    to communicate in English using a polite and
    understandable language especially in asking
    questions regarding to the patient’s health problem
    in the first visit.
    FORMING QUESTIONS

    • Auxiliary Verb + S + Main Verb?


    Yes/No
    Questions • Do you smoke?

    WH- • Question Word + Auxiliary Verb + S + Main Verb?


    Questions
    • What can I do for you?
    QUESTIONS YOUR FAMILY DOCTOR MAY ASK
    A family doctor may ask you questions.
    1. Do you smoke?
    2. Do you drink?
    3. Do you exercise?
    4. Are you taking any medicines?
    5. Did you get immunizations when you were little?
    6. Do you have reaction to any medicines or food?
    7. Were you sick before?
    8. What health problems your family had before?
    9. What do you eat everyday? Do you eat fruit or vegetables? Do
    you eat sweet and fried food?
    10. What medicines do you take?
    11. Have you or any one in your family had serious health
    problems?
    12. Has anyone in your family had cancer, heart disease, diabetes,
    or other health problems?
    13. At what age did these begin?
    STUDY AND PRACTICE THIS DIALOGUE
     Doctor : Good Morning, Mr Hall, What’s brought you along today?
     Patient : Well, you see, doctor, I’ve been having these headaches, you
    see, and…. (1)
     Doctor : Aha, and how long have they been bothering you?
     Patient : Er, well, they started about, well it must have been about three
    months ago. (2)
     Doctor : I see, and which part of your head is affected?
     Patient : Well, it’s, it’s right across the front here.
     Doctor : mm, and can you describe the pain?
     Patient : Erm, it’s a sort of dull, dull and throbbing kind of pain.
     Doctor : I see, and do they come on at any particular time?
     Patient : They seem to be, they’re usually worse in the morning, I noticed them when
    I
    wake up.
     Doctor : Mm, and is there anything that makes them better?
     Patient : Well, if I lie down for a while, they seem to get, they go away.
     Doctor : Yes, and has there been anything else apart from these headaches?
     Patient : Well, the wife, my wife, she says that I seem to be getting a bit deaf.
     Doctor : Oh? Well, Mr Hall, I think at this stage I’ll start by checking your ears to
    see if
    there’s any wax….
    TASKS
    1. Complete all the activity sheet!
    2. Practice a conversation between
    doctor and patient regarding to the
    patient’s health problem in their
    first visit.
    REFERENCE
     Calgary Immigrant Woman’s Association (CIWA),
    Farzana Mubashir & Rabia Garewal. (2010a). Module
    3: Family Doctor. Retrieved December 20, 2014, from
    http://www.nald.ca/library/learning/ciwa/health_talk/
    1_getting_health_care/1_getting_health_care.pdf
     Elanguest Language School. (2014). English Med
    Doctor Dialogues. Retrieved on December 20, 2014
    from http://www.englishmed.com/doctors.dialogue -35/
     McCarter, Sam. (2009). Oxford English for Careers
    medicine 1 students’ book. Oxford: Oxford University
    Press.
     Glendinning, E.H. and Holmstrom, B.A.S. (2005).
    English in Medicine, A course in Communicating
    Skills, 3rd Edition. Cambridge: Cambridge University
    Press.
     Modul 2 STILeS

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