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DOCTORS Picture Story What is happening in these pictures? CH A PT E R 2 Asking Questions Describing Symptoms What is the doctor asking the patient? What body part is the patient pointing to? What is the patient asking the doctor? Why is the patient visiting the doctor? 08

Word List LOOK AT THE PICTURE. READ THE WORD. SAY THE WORD. READ WHAT IT MEANS. Picture Word How do I say it? What does it mean? Allergy AL ler JEE Reaction to foods or other things, may cause rash, hives, or other problems Fever FEE ver When your body temperature is too high Headache Hed A eek Pain or ache in your head Health history Helth HISS tor EE The health problems you had in the past Medicine MED uh sin Used when you are sick or have aches and pain to help make you feel well Sore throat SOR th ROT When your throat hurts, it is hard to swallow Symptoms SIMP tums Something that happens in the body that shows you have an injury or illness 09 Chapter 2: Doctors

Reading What will the doctor ask me? What are your symptoms? Before you go to the doctor, practice describing your symptoms in English. Practice with a friend or family member. What medicines do you take? Before you go to the doctor, write down the names of medicines you take and how much you take each day. Give this list to your doctor. Or you can bring you medicines with you and show them to your doctor. What is your health history? Your health history is the health problems you have now or had in the past. Your doctor will ask you to fill out a health history form. What will I ask the doctor? Be sure you understand the answers to these questions before you leave your appointment. What is my main problem? What do I need to do? Why is it important for me to do this? It is your doctor s job to clearly explain the answers to these questions. It is your job to be sure you understand the answers before you leave the doctor s office. 10

John s Story Read the story and answer the questions. THIS IS JOHN. 1 2 3 4 John is 50 years old. He is a healthy man. Once a year he goes to the doctor for a checkup. John s father was not a healthy man. He calls his health center to make an appointment. He says, I need to make an appointment for a checkup. The woman on the phone says, Please come in on Tuesday at 4:30 pm. When he arrives at the health center, the woman at the front desk gives him a health history form. He fills out the health history form while he waits for the doctor. The form asks, Do you have any allergies? The form asks, Do you take any medicines? He thinks of questions to ask the doctor. Then the nurse says, The doctor is ready to see you. Writing 1. How does John stay healthy? 2. Why does he call the health center? 3. What do they give John when he arrives at the health center? 4. What questions do you think John will ask his doctor? 11 Chapter 2: Doctors

Speaking Practice this dialogue with a partner. Dialogue Doctor: Hello, my name is Dr. Weston. How may I help you? Patient: I have pain in my back. Doctor: Do you have any other symptoms? Patient: Yes, it hurts when I walk. Doctor: I can give you some medicine to help. Take it two times a day. Patient: How long should I take the medicine? Doctor: Take all the medicine. It should last about one week. Patient: Thank you, doctor. Dialogue Doctor: Hello, my name is Dr.. How may I help you? Patient: I have pain in my. Doctor: Do you have any other symptoms? Patient: Yes, it hurts when I. Doctor: I can give you some medicine to help. Take it. Patient: How long should I take the medicine? Doctor: Take all the medicine. It should last about. Patient: Thank you, doctor. 12

Practice Read the body parts words out loud in English. Then write the words in your own language. Use the pictures on the next page to help you locate the body parts Use your dictionary or ask a friend of family member who speaks your language English My Language Arms Back Chest Ears Eyes Feet Hands Head Mouth Neck Nose Shoulders Stomach 13 Chapter 2: Doctors

Parts of the Body Head Head Shoulders Chest Stomach Arms Shoulders Back Arms Hands Hands Feet Feet Eyes Ears Mouth Nose Neck 14

Action Fill out this health history form. Use your dictionary to look up the words you don t know. Save this form and bring it with you to your next checkup. Name: Date of birth: How is your health? Excellent Good Fair Poor Have you been to the doctor for checkup within the last year? Yes No Have you been to the dentist for a cleaning within the last year? Yes No Check the symptoms you have now or had in the past. Symptom Now Past Allergies Symptom Now Past Nausea Cough Pain Dizziness Rash Fever Sore throat Headaches Stomach ache Itching Websites Questions are the Answer http://www.ahrq.gov/apps/qb/ Choosing a Doctor: Quick Tips http://www.healthfinder.gov/healthtopics/category/doctor-visits/regular-check-ups/choosing-adoctor-quick-tips 15 Chapter 2: Doctors