Medical Signing Lesson 03. COMFORTABLE "Are you…?"

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Health Chapter seven. Discussion Have you ever broken any bones? How? Have you ever burnt yourself? How? How do you feel at the sight of blood? How do.
Advertisements

26/04/2015 Choose Well 2013/14. 26/04/2015 Choose Well When You’re Unwell.
Health vocabulary Illnesses (sicknesses) & remedies (cures)
My Life Monday Is it a cold or the flu?
My Life Monday “I have a splitting headache” Headaches are a common health problem. You must of heard people say, “ I feel like my head is going to explode.”
The Health Care System and You. Introduction  Who we are  Why we are here  What we are going to talk about in this workshop  Why should this matter.
My Life Monday How to cope with heat stress It is that time of year again when we have to worry about the heat and its affects. Working under hot and humid.
First Aid.
Hospital/Doctor’s Visit Vocab/Phrases
H1N1.
Influenza (The Flu).
Periodic Health Evaluations Components, Procedures, and Why They Could Save Your Life!!!
Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS-CoV)
The Consortium for Infant and Child Health (CINCH) Pinch of Prevention Module: Influenza Revised Fall 2009.
Mental Illness and Personality Disorder: Addictions HSP3C.
By: Marion Panepento 7A4-ID3
Bell Ringer Bell Ringer : 1. Marvin is allergic to mold. Which of these describes how mold affects Marvin’s respiratory system? A. Sneezing and irritated.
Dr. Maha Al-Sedik. Objectives:  Introduction.  Headache.  Stroke.
Ipsos Mori NHS The GP Patient Survey. The Department of health is running the GP patient survey again this year to assess patients’ experiences of their.
The Effects of Pnemonia
Health, Illnesses. Outline 1. medical care in our country (private, state, medical insurance) medical care during our lifetime (vaccinations, regular.
NATIVE ELDER CAREGIVER CURRICULUM NECC: 2.3 ASSESSMENT OF SYMPTOMS Caring for our Elders: Living with Symptoms & Assessment by Caregivers 2.3 Caring for.
Match the synonyms Pain disease illness chemist’s ill cure Fever temperature Treat remedy Medicine recover Drugstore sick Get well ache.
H1N1 VIRUS SWINE FLU. What is the H1N1 Virus? It is a new virus that is spread from person to person first detected in people in the United States in.
1.Do you often eat fish? 2.Are you fond of vegetables? 3.Do you often catch colds? 4.Do you often eat fatty foods? 5.You eat a lot of sweet things,
11.2 Notes – Alcohol Use and Abuse alcohol – a drug created by a chemical reaction in some foods, especially fruits and grains –Beer, wine, hard liquor,
A fracture is also called a broken bone. A fracture is also called a broken bone. A broken bone is often caused by a fall, an injury or an accident. A.
H1N1 Update Marty White October 12, H1N1 Information  Pandemic declared by World Health Organization in June 2009  The symptoms include fever,
02 Content of this lesson: Grammar: - Present Continuous (I am doing) (2) Vocabulary: - Health: illness and disease (2) / 100 Grammar: Present continuous.
AT THE DOCTOR’S Курсовая работа учителя английского языка ФМЛ № 366 Мигалкиной Инны Юльевны.
An apple a day keeps the doctor away Answer the Questions: 1. Do you have any problems with your health? 2. What diseases have you gone through? 3. What.
Confidentiality level: Version: 1.0 Confidentiality level: Version: 1.0 Protect yourself from Swine Flu.
 A medical doctor is a doctor that works in a general practice which is why sometimes they are referred to as GPs  A medical doctor is a doctor who.
Warm up: label the body Head and Shoulders song – change the words Have students throw a ball to eachother. They tell each other o do these actions: –Throw.
I have a sore throat. Chapter 9.
Peer Pressure. D.A.R.E. Review Risks & Consequences Did anyone take a risk with positive consequences?
Present Perfect, Part Two Already Yet Just Using Present Perfect for Actions Completed a Short Time Ago 1.
S PEAKING C OURSE C HAPTER FOUR Health Care. S OME EXPRESSIONS USED TO ASK ABOUT SOMEONE ' S H EALTH : What is wrong with you? Ifeel sick /awful. I‘m.
Medication Lists and Questions You Should Be Asking Your Doctor and Pharmacist Reduce Risk of Medication Errors and Adverse Drug Events Medication Chest.
DOCTOR BY:RAJ. COMMUNITY HELPER IF WE DIDN’T HAVE DOCTORS WE WOULD BE SICK.
Module 6 Look after yourself Unit 1 He has had an accident.
Before Class Tongue Twister Stop chop shops selling chopped shop chops.
《英语视听说( 3 )》 主持教师:沈翠萍
To use this guide, you should: *Talk with the hospital staff about each of the items that are listed in the guide *Take the completed guide home with you.
Speaking Out Brainstorm: Expressing worries Expressing reassurance
911… I need a doctor!. WHAT IS WRONG WITH THEM? COLD HEADACHE TOOTHACHE FLU SORE THROAT BACKACHE STOMACHACHE HIT PULLED MUSCLE OBESITY INTOXICATED BROKEN.
HEALTH : ILLNESS AND DISEASE. A _ COMMON PROBLEMS He is sneezing She is coughing He is got a sore throat She is blowing her nose She is got a temperature.
What To Do When You Feel Sick
If a resident is unwell and you require support…
Word Study “A” Choose the correct words: chest
Guess the Topic of our Lesson Sport is for fun girls and boys. It's much better than the toys. You can sledge and ski and skate And throw snowballs.
A Visit to the Doctor.
MIND AND BODY LESSON SEVEN.
Health and Diseases. Health and Diseases The human body /head and trunk/ forehead belly chin ear waist cheek hip chest head trunk.
Chapter 19 Vital Signs.
I Hate To Be Sick! By Aamir Lee Bermiss
Treatment and Prevention of Cold and Flu
I have a sore throat..
Dr. Bill Vicars Lifeprint.com
Dr. Bill Vicars Lifeprint.com
Dr. Bill Vicars Lifeprint.com
HEALTH PROBLEMS İN ENGLİSH
’’’’’ ’ ’’ ’ ’’’’’’’’ ’’’’.
I have a toothache. What should I do?
Read the conversation. Doctor: Hi, how are you? Patient: Not so good.
In this study since they are going to be exploring how differences in suicide attempts are associated with the outcomes they in addition to describing.
Personal Fitness Unit 1 BPE.
What Do You Know About “Doctoring”?
When My Doctor Recommends Surgery
Presentation transcript:

Medical Signing Lesson 03

COMFORTABLE

"Are you…?"

*

01. Are you comfortable? (YOU COMFORTABLE YOU?)

SWEAT vs SWEAT!

*

02. Do you sweat a lot? (YOU SWEAT!? YOU?)

ANY

"Anyone" can sometimes be interpreted as ….

"any of them" or "ANY THEM"

The sign "HAVE" can often be dropped.

BLOOD- PRESSURE

HIGH- [general]

QM-wig = “Question mark wiggle”

QM-wig can be used to show incredulity.

QM-wig can also be used to clarify long sentences.

*

03. Does anyone in your family have high blood pressure? (YOUR FAMILY ANY THEY BLOOD- PRESSURE HIGH QM- wig?)

*

COUGH- [version_1] COUGH- [version_2]

BLOOD- [full_version] BLOOD- [abbreviated_vers ion]

04. Have you ever coughed up blood? (YOU BEFORE COUGH COUGH, CL:5- "check_mouth" BLOOD, YOU?)

FEVER

104-[one_oh_four- version] 104- [a_hundred_and_four- version]

*

05. Have you ever had a 104 degree fever? (YOU BEFORE FEVER TEMPERATURE 104 YOU?)

"Have you ever…?" = "YOU BEFORE…" or "UP-TILL-NOW…" or "YOU FINISH…" etc.

BONE or POISON

BREAK- [general]

*

06. Have you ever had a broken bone? (YOU BEFORE BREAK BONE YOU?)

"urine" = PEE

SAMPLE various ways to describe

*

07. Have you ever had to give a urine sample? =

(YOU BEFORE DOCTOR, HOSPITAL, MUST URINE CUP YOU?)

SELL = sold

EXCHANGE = swap = change

BLOOD-DRAW = "give blood” "a blood sample” "draw-blood"

*

08. Have you ever sold your blood? (PAST YOU BLOOD BLOOD-DRAW EXCHANGE MONEY YOU?)

There are multiple signs for "TEST" with much variation in the Deaf Community. I'll show you a good general version. A "blood test" sometimes also means the “CHECKing" of blood.

*

09. Have you had a blood test before? (YOU BEFORE BLOOD TEST YOU?)

POOP / crap

"deal with“ HANDLE, SOLVE, take- CARE-of, and/or PATIENCE

CONSTIPATION

*

10. How do you deal with constipation? (SUPPOSE YOU CONSTIPATION, what-DO YOU?)

The right interpretation of "get rid of" depends on your meaning and the sentence. Some things are gotten ride of via throwing away. Others are “dissolved.” Others are “ flicked away.” (etc.)

*

11. How do you get rid of a head- ache? (SUPPOSE YOU HEAD-ACHE, YOU DISSOLVE HOW?)

*

CONCERN

12. What are you concerned about? =

(YOU CONCERN WHAT?)

"SYMPTOMS.“ HOW+, ITEMIZE, LOOK- LIKE, WHAT'S- UP?, etc.

The sign "HIT" can mean "to occur suddenly," "to impact," "to begin influencing"

*

13. What are your symptoms? =

PROBLEMS WHAT? HIT ITEMIZE DESCRIBE

Hard of Hearing = HH

HH joke: Doctor: What are the symptoms? Patient: A funny yellow family on a TV cartoon.

Remedy = take care of solve

PREFER = FAVORITE =FAVOR = “my_type” (As in “He is not my type.”)

Blood-type = BLOOD TYPE = BLOOD T-Y-P-E

*

14. What is your favorite remedy for sneezing? =

SUPPOSE YOU SNEEZE+ CONTINUE, YOU TRY STOP, HOW?

HEART-BEAT vs “a beating heart”

PULSE-take-pulse

HEART

*

15. What is your pulse? =

(YOUR HEART heart- BEAT PULSE- [wrist], HOW FAST?)

A head cold = COLD- [sick].

"When was the last time that… =

"MOST RECENT WHEN?"

GET vs HIT-occur

“get sick” = HIT SICK

*

16. (YOU COLD-[sick], MOST RECENT HIT- [occur] YOU WHEN?) …

16. When is the last time that you got a cold?

NEXT

APPOINTMENT

*

17. YOUR NEXT DOCTOR APPOINTMENT WHEN?

FRONT

Desk = TABLE

*

18. Where is the front desk? (FRONT TABLE WHERE?)

"receptionist" = SECRETARY [Many versions]

*

19. Where is the receptionist? (SECRETARY WHERE?)

"A scratch" vs scratching

SCRATCHING vs ITCH

“Why?” = what-FOR?

*

20. Why are you scratching yourself? (YOU SCRATCH what-FOR?)