🌟 Big News! 📚 Introducing our "English App"! Absolutely FREE. Available now for Android! 🚀📲 play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.domscript.englishapp Receptionist: Good afternoon. How can I assist you? Mia: Hello, I have a headache, and I'm really worried. Here's my ID, and I was here yesterday. I need to see a doctor because I'm not feeling well. Receptionist: Emergency! Receptionist: Hello! How can I help you? Bob Adams: Hi, my chest hurts a lot. Can I see a doctor? Receptionist: Could you please show me your ID? Bob Adams: Excuse me, my English isn't perfect. What do you mean? Receptionist: Can I see your ID, passport, or any other document? Bob Adams: Oh, Yeah, here you are. Receptionist: Thank you. Do you have medical insurance? Bob Adams: No, I don't. I'll pay in cash! Receptionist: Could you please provide your phone number? Bob Adams: Okay. Receptionist: Thank you. Receptionist: Okay. Here is your passport and patient registration form. Please proceed to the second floor. Nurse: Hello, may I have the patient registration form, please? Bob Adams: Here you go. Nurse: Thank you. Nurse 2: Hello. Please follow me. Nurse: Please have a seat on the examination bed. Bob Adams: Okay. Bob Adams: Why don't you use an automatic blood pressure monitor? Nurse: For individuals over 45 years old, it is generally recommended to use a mechanical tonometer. Nurse: Alright, your temperature and blood pressure are normal. Nurse: Could you step onto this platform, please? Bob Adams: No problem. Are you going to measure my height and weight? Nurse: Yes, we will add that information to your patient records. Nurse: Thank you. Nurse: Please take a seat. The doctor will see you soon. I will notify you when it's time. Nurse: Bob Adams? Thank you for waiting. Here, please. Doctor: Good afternoon. I heard you've been experiencing chest pain. Can you tell me about any other symptoms you have? Bob Adams: I don't know English words for this. My chest hurts. Doctor: Have you had a fever, difficulty breathing, cough, or feeling tired? Bob Adams: Yes, I have all! Doctor: You mean fever! Bob Adams: Yes, fever. Doctor: Difficulty breathing. Bob Adams: Yes, breathing problem. Doctor: Cough. Bob Adams: Yes, cough a lot. Doctor: Are you feeling tired? Bob Adams: Yes, I feel very tired! Doctor: I understand. Let me listen to your chest with my stethoscope to learn more. Doctor: Please take deep breath. Doctor: I will now check your throat. Please open your mouth wide and say "ahh" for me. Doctor: Your throat looks a bit inflamed. Doctor: Based on your symptoms and examination, I'd like to order some blood and urine tests to gather more information. These tests will help us understand why you have chest pain. The results should be ready in a couple of hours. Bob Adams: Okay, thank you, Doctor. Lab Technician: Good afternoon. I need a small amount of blood and a urine sample from you. Please come this way. Doctor: Welcome back. I have reviewed your blood and urine test results. However, to confirm our findings, I'd like you to have a chest X-ray. It will give us a clearer picture of what might be causing your chest pain. Bob Adams: Okay, Doctor. I'll do that. Bob Adams: Hi, I'm Bob Adams. Radiology Technician: Welcome. Please have a seat on the examination table and remove your t-shirt. Bob Adams: Okay. Radiology Technician: Thank you. Now, could you please remove any metal objects or jewelry from your chest area? Bob Adams: Sure. Radiology Technician: Great. Radiology Technician: Please take a deep breath and hold it. Don't breathe until I tell you. Radiology Technician: Alright, you can breathe normally now. Radiology Technician: You're all set. Have a good day! Bob Adams: Thank you. Bye! Doctor: Thank you for waiting. I have reviewed your X-ray, and it appears that you have a mild case of pneumonia. This infection is causing your chest pain and other symptoms. Bob Adams: Pneumonia? Doctor: It's not severe. We will treat you for it. Bob Adams: Oh, I understand now. What should I do next, Doctor? Doctor: I will prescribe antibiotics for you to take. Before we proceed, would you like to get the medication from our pharmacy, or would you prefer to purchase it elsewhere? Bob Adams: I'll get it from your pharmacy, please. I'm not going to spend money on an extra taxi and also waste time. Doctor: Great. I'll write the prescription for you. Take it to the pharmacy downstairs, and they will provide you with the medication. Bob Adams: Thank you so much, Doctor. Goodbye. Doctor: You're welcome. Take the medication as instructed, and if you have any concerns or if your symptoms worsen, don't hesitate to contact us. I hope you feel better soon. Bob Adams: I will, Doctor. Thank you again for taking care of me. Nurse: Please follow me. Nurse: Please take a seat. Bob Adams: Okay, thank you. Cashier: Bob Adams. Bob Adams: Hello, that's me. Cashier: Good afternoon. The total will be $199.50. Bob Adams: Okay, I'll pay in cash. Cashier: Here you recipe and this for pharmacy. Pharmacist: Hello. Bob Adams: Here you go. Pharmacist: Bob Adams, here is your medication and analysis. Bob Adams: Wow, that was fast. Pharmacist: I noticed your information in the system and prepared it in advance. Bob Adams: Thank you. Have a nice day. Pharmacist: Thank you. Goodbye. ++++++++++++++++++++++++ ++++++++++++++++++++++++ ++++++++++++++++++++++++ play for me Receptionist: Hello! How can I help you? Bob Adams: Hi, my chest hurts a lot. Can I see a doctor? Receptionist: Could you please show me your ID? Bob Adams: Excuse me, my English isn't perfect. What do you mean? Receptionist: Can I see your ID, passport, or any other document? Bob Adams: Oh, Yeah, here you are. Receptionist: Thank you. Do you have medical insurance? Bob Adams: No, I don't. I'll pay in cash! Receptionist: Could you please provide your phone number? Bob Adams: Okay. Receptionist: Thank you. Receptionist: Okay. Here is your passport and patient registration form. Please proceed to the second floor. Nurse: Hello, may I have the patient registration form, please? Bob Adams: Here you go. Nurse: Thank you. Nurse 2: Hello. Please follow me. Nurse: Please have a seat on the examination bed. Bob Adams: Okay. Bob Adams: Why don't you use an automatic blood pressure monitor? Nurse: For individuals over 45 years old, it is generally recommended to use a mechanical tonometer. Nurse: Alright, your temperature and blood pressure are normal. Nurse: Could you step onto this platform, please? Bob Adams: No problem. Are you going to measure my height and weight? Nurse: Yes, we will add that information to your patient records. Nurse: Thank you. Doctor: Good afternoon. I heard you've been experiencing chest pain. Can you tell me about any other symptoms you have? Bob Adams: I don't know English words for this. My chest hurts. Doctor: Have you had a fever, difficulty breathing, cough, or feeling tired? Bob Adams: Yes, I have all! Doctor: You mean fever! Bob Adams: Yes, fever. Doctor: Difficulty breathing. Bob Adams: Yes, breathing problem. Doctor: Cough. Bob Adams: Yes, cough a lot. Doctor: Are you feeling tired? Bob Adams: Yes, I feel very tired! Doctor: I understand. Let me listen to your chest with my stethoscope to learn more. Doctor: Based on your symptoms and examination, I'd like to order some blood and urine tests to gather more information. These tests will help us understand why you have chest pain. The results should be ready in a couple of hours. Bob Adams: Okay, thank you, Doctor. Doctor: Welcome back. I have reviewed your blood and urine test results. However, to confirm our findings, I'd like you to have a chest X-ray. It will give us a clearer picture of what might be causing your chest pain. Bob Adams: Okay, Doctor. I'll do that. Bob Adams: Hi, I'm Bob Adams. Radiology Technician: Welcome. Please have a seat on the examination table and remove your t-shirt. Bob Adams: Okay. Radiology Technician: Thank you. Now, could you please remove any metal objects or jewelry from your chest area? Bob Adams: Sure. Radiology Technician: Great. Radiology Technician: You're all set. Have a good day! Bob Adams: Thank you. Bye! Doctor: Thank you for waiting. I have reviewed your X-ray, and it appears that you have a mild case of pneumonia. This infection is causing your chest pain and other symptoms. Bob Adams: Pneumonia? Doctor: It's not severe. We will treat you for it. Bob Adams: Oh, I understand now. What should I do next, Doctor? Doctor: I will prescribe antibiotics for you to take. Before we proceed, would you like to get the medication from our pharmacy, or would you prefer to purchase it elsewhere? Bob Adams: I'll get it from your pharmacy, please. I'm not going to spend money on an extra taxi and also waste time. Doctor: Great. I'll write the prescription for you. Take it to the pharmacy downstairs, and they will provide you with the medication. Bob Adams: Thank you so much, Doctor. Goodbye. Doctor: You're welcome. Take the medication as instructed, and if you have any concerns or if your symptoms worsen, don't hesitate to contact us. I hope you feel better soon. Bob Adams: I will, Doctor. Thank you again for taking care of me. Nurse: Please take a seat. Bob Adams: Okay, thank you. Cashier: Bob Adams. Bob Adams: Hello, that's me. Cashier: Good afternoon. The total will be $199.50. Bob Adams: Okay, I'll pay in cash. Cashier: Here you recipe and this for pharmacy. Pharmacist: Hello. Bob Adams: Here you go. Pharmacist: Bob Adams, here is your medication and analysis. Bob Adams: Wow, that was fast. Pharmacist: I noticed your information in the system and prepared it in advance. Bob Adams: Thank you. Have a nice day. Pharmacist: Thank you. Goodbye.
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