Lesson 7 Eye ENT Unit Case information Tonsillitis

Lesson 7 Eye ENT Unit Case information: Tonsillitis https: //www. javatpoint. com/fullformpages/images/ent. png

Objectives This chapter aims to develop in students able to • Use frequently used vocabulary and technical terms about eyes, ears, nose, and throat • Communicate with patients related to hospitalized situation in Eye-ENT Unit

Vocabulary and Terms Flash cards Activity in Class

Vocabulary and Terms Ophthalmological OPD surgery Anesthetic Painless Eyewear Eyesight Cataracts Eye drops Patch Halos Visual field Blurred vision Dilate Shield Glare Ambulatory Medical Actually treatment Distorted Loss of vision contrast

Vocabulary and Terms Chronic tonsil Swallow inflammation Spicy Prohibit Fully Joint Saliva Acidic Take notice of Advice Vocal cord Ease Tough Stuff Sensory snore allow Ice cube Gargle Otolaryng ologist

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About “Cataracts” Normal vision Cataract vision Picture Credit: http: //www. qmedicine. co. in/top%20 health% 20 topics/C/images/demo/cataract. jpg

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Treatments of Tonsillitis • Rapid strep test • antibiotics • Enough rest • Drink warm or very cold fluids to ease throat pain • Eat smooth foods • Use humidifier in your room • Gargle with warm salt water • Tonsillectomy Picture Credit: https: //www. getholistichealth. com/wp-content/uploads/2012/12/tonsils_removal-300 x 196. jpg

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Conversation: Eye-ENT Unit Admission Interview Please Note!! ! The patient is admitted to the hospital because she has chronic tonsil inflammation. ü Besides the chills, a fever, and sore throat, do you have other symptoms? ü How many times have you had problems with your tonsils over the past year? ü Don’t worry. The operation won’t influence your vocal cords.

Conversation: Eye-ENT Unit p O t s o P care Please Note!! ! ü I’ll put an ice pack over your neck. It’ll help ease the pain. ü If you feel really uncomfortable, we’ll give you some painkillers. ü You’re NPO now. After 24 hours, you may try drinking a little cold water.

Conversation: Eye-ENT Unit e g r a h c Dis g n i h c a Te Please Note!! ! ü Your temperature is normal, and there’s no bleeding from your wound. ü You need to know that there are some food restrictions. ü If you have a fever or a cold for more than a week, return to the hospital right away.

Conversation: Eye-ENT Unit g n i t c u Instr r o f t n e pati … s m a eye ex Please Note!! ! Please look at the light. Look into the lens. Just follow my instructions Tell me the direction the symbol is pointing ü Sit in front of this and look straight ahead. ü Please start with the top row. ü Cover your right eye with your hand. ü ü

Tips for Profession Sharing Observation Useful vocabs

Useful Expressions Tips for Profession Sharing Observation Ø Your right arm looks painful. Ø Your right arm looks uncomfortable when moving.

Activity 1 Tips for Profession Read this following passage and answer the questions.

Activity 1 Tips for Profession

Activity 1 Tips for Profession Decide whether these statements are true (T) or false (F) according to the text. 1. You need signs and symptoms for a diagnosis. 2. You can’t see symptoms. 3. Patients presenting symptoms are either strong, mild or weak. 4. Killer diseases can have weak symptoms. 5. Non-specific symptoms help a lot with diagnosis. 6. Too much information slows up diagnosis. [_____] [_____]

Tips for Profession: Nursing Notes Admitted for/ due to + cause and then follow by “Admission completed” Example Hx of chronic tonsillitis. Admitted for tonsillectomy. Abmission completed. Operation arranged for tomorrow. Talked to pt about concerns over operation.

Tips for Profession: Nursing Notes “…Be given to…” = To explain about benefits or reason of using any medicine or medical equipment to treat some signs or symptom. Eye drops are given to dilated Rt. pupil. Ice packs are given to reduce pain and swelling. Eye drops are given to dilated Rt. pupil. Pre-op teaching about surgery time, anesthetic methods, and eye patch.

Tips for Profession: Grammar Focus As if & As though What situation seem like… Subject + Verb 1 +as if/as though + subject +Present simple/ will (be going to) + Verb 1 It looks as it it’s going to rain. Subject + Verb 1 +as if/as though + subject + Verb 2

Tips for Profession: Grammar Focus As if & As though What situation seem like… Subject + Verb 1 +as if/as though + subject + Verb 2

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