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Highlights: Wk 3 S2_L10
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ENGL E101F
Week 3 Session 2_L10
Warm up exercise
Meeting Mayor James
Meet Micro Mayor James
What is a mayor?
A person elected to run a city in a fixed period of time
Meet Micro Mayor James
- How old is James?
- He is a mayor. What is his duty?
- What should a mayor do according to Robert, James's brother?
- Steve Harvey, the host made fun of a person. Who is that?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4X4GyuiCh14
Recap
Recap
What did we do in the last class?
What did we do in the last class?
- Self-improvement
- Patient Case Report
- Summary practice
Reminder
- Please remember to complete the self-improvement form and send it to me not later than 27 Sept, next Tuesday.
Patient Case Report
Patient's summary
It includes:
- patient's background
- symptoms
Patient's background
Questioning technique
Questioning technique
To collect information from patients, nurses need to ask them questions.
What types of question will nurses ask?
Questioning technique
They include:
- "Yes/No" questions
- "Or" questions
- "WH" questions
Questioning technique
"Yes/No" questions
Examples:
- Do you smoke?
- Have you got married?
Yes, normally every day.
Yes, I've got two girls and a boy.
Questioning technique
"Or" questions
Examples:
- Are you allergic to any medicine or food?
Um ... I don't think so for medicine, but red spots appear on my skin after eating fish.
Questioning technique
- Do any of your close family suffer from chronic diseases or mental illnesses?
Well ... both my mother's parents were diabetic, so is my mother.
Questioning technique
"WH" questions
Examples:
- What is your job?
- How long have you been taking it?
I work for the post office. I'm a postmaster.
Questioning technique
Use of imperative sentences
Examples:
- Give me your name please.
- Show me your letter of referral.
Begin with 'verbs':
- Expect people to take actions
Elements in the summary
Elements in the patient's background
They include:
- Personal particulars
- Reason for admission
- Marital status
- Lifestyle/ undesirable habit(s)
- Initial diagnosis and medical history
- Other problems of concern (e.g. allergy/ psychiatric problems)
- Family history
Summary of the background
Summary of the patient's background
Task 1.3 (P.4)
Try using the details from the conversion between the nurse and Mr Jameson to complete the first part of the patient's summary
Summary of the patient's background
Summary of the patient's background
It will be fine as long as you have presented the ideas grammatically.
Mr Mike Jameson is a 58-year-old postmaster who has been admitted ...
Smokes 20 cigarettes per day/ every day/ a day
red spots on the skin
Summary of the patient's background
Points to remember:
- The reason of admission should be given in the 1st sentence
Quiz 1
Result
Quiz 1: Result
Result
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- 25 responses were received.
- The part of speech of 'window' and 'avoid' is unanimously agreed upon.
- The answers of these words are quite diversified. They include:
- meander; grin; iridescent; comatose & ennui
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noun
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noun
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adjective/noun
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conjunction
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preposition & adverb
under the table vs
go under the bridge
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pronoun
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verb
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adverb
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verb
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conjunction
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conjunction
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verb
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pronoun
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noun
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adverb
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noun/verb
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verb/noun
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adjective
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adjective
Only 24% are correct
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noun
Any implication/indication
About the result
About the result
About the result
Any implication/ indication
1. How well the words are learned
2. How good your performance in proofreading will be
3. A signal for brushing up your English
Unit 1
Love and Relationship
Unit 1
Speed dating
Personality traits
Proofreading
Part of speech
Activity 7
Activity 7 (P. 9 & 10)
Proofreading
One grammatical error on every line.
No punctuation errors
Do not make unnecessary changes including the meaning
Activity 7 (P. 9 & 10)
Art: articles (a, an & the)
Part of Sp: nouns, pronouns, articles, adjectives, verbs, adverbs, prepositions, conjunctions
Pron: pronouns
whose
a large number
originally (are credited)
Plural N: plural noun
S/V Ag: subject verb agreement
Verb Const: verb construction
Voice: passive or active voice
Activity 7 (P. 9 & 10)
took
events
had really taken
glamourous
saves
romantically