The Different Areas in The Doctors Surgery Waiting
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The Different Areas in The Doctors’ Surgery Waiting Room Nurse’s Room Reception Doctor’s Room Toilets
Waiting Room What happens in this area? Who works in this area?
Reception What happens in this area? Who works in this area?
Doctor’s Room What happens in this area? Who works in this area?
Nurse’s Room What happens in this area? Who works in this area?
Toilets What happens in this area? Who works in this area?
People Who Help Us at The Doctors’ Surgery Receptionist Doctor Nurse
Receptionist Where does this person work in The Doctors’ Surgery? What does this person do in The Doctors’ Surgery?
Doctor Where does this person work in The Doctors’ Surgery? What does this person do in The Doctors’ Surgery?
Nurse Where does this person work in The Doctors’ Surgery? What does this person do in The Doctors’ Surgery?
Why Do People Go to The Doctors’ Surgery? Feeling unwell For injections For a check-up: eyes, ears, heart and general well-being To get a new prescription for medicine For health tests To get a wound bandaged With a new baby for a check-up
What Do Doctors and Nurses Use? Thermometer For taking a patient’s temperature Syringe To take blood or to give an injection Stethoscope To listen to the patient’s heart or lungs Scissors To cut the bandages Prescription A medicine order form from your doctor Medicine Tablets (for a patient to take) Medicine Blood Pressure Monitor To check the patient’s blood pressure Doctors’ Hammer To check the patient’s reflexes Liquid (for a patient to take) Plasters For a cut or wound Bandages For a deep cut, wound or for a sprain Pen Light To check the patient’s eyes Otoscope To check the patient’s ears
The Doctors’ Surgery Aistear Now, it’s your turn to pretend and make believe in your Aistear Doctors’ Surgery Corner! Don’t forget to use the different rooms we covered or to take on the roles of the different people who can be found in The Doctors’ Surgery! If you’re a patient, decide what's wrong with you – why are you going to The Doctors’ Surgery? If you’re the receptionist, make sure all of the patients have appointments. Finally, if you’re a doctor or a nurse, don’t forget to use the different tools we mentioned.