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Medical Signing Lesson 04 Lifeprint.com

ANY

MEDICAL

PROBLEMS

CONTINUE

UP-TILL-NOW

*

01. YOU ANY MEDICAL PROBLEMS CONTINUE UP- TILL-NOW!?

01. Do you have any long standing medical problems?

PROBLEM

FIRST

NOTICE

WHEN

*

02. YOUR PROBLEM, YOU FIRST NOTICE WHEN?

02. When did you first notice this problem?

THAT

PROBLEM

ASIDE

NOTICE

OTHER

NOT

COMFORT

PAIN

*

03. THAT PROBLEM ASIDE, YOU NOTICE OTHER NOT COMFORT, PAIN, ANY?

03. Have you ever noticed any particular kind of other discomfort or pain?

CONTINUE+

APPEAR+

AGAIN+

*

04. PAIN CONTINUE+, APPEAR+, AGAIN+, ANY YOU?

04. Do you have any chronic pain?

POW!

TERRIBLE

WOW- [intensifier]

*

05. YOU ANY PAIN! POW! TERRIBLE WOW- [intensifier] ANY YOU?

05. Do you have any acute pain?

PROBLEM

MAYBE

HABIT

INFLUENCE

WORSE

PROBLEM

HABIT

what-DO

*

06. YOUR PROBLEM, YOU MAYBE HABIT INFLUENCE WORSE YOUR PROBLEM, HABIT what-DO YOU?

06. What kind of habits do you have that may be contributing to your problem?

EXERCISE

REGULAR

TIME-to-time

*

07. YOU EXERCISE REGULAR TIME-to-time YOU?

07. Do you exercise regularly?

how-OFTEN

*

08. YOU EXERCISE how- OFTEN?

08. How often do you exercise?

PREFER

*

09. YOU EXERCISE PREFER what- DO?

09. What types of exercise do you prefer?

BALANCE

UNBALANCE

EASY

*

10. YOU BALANCE UNBALANCE EASY YOU?

10. Do you lose your balance easily?

UP-TO-NOW- [lately]

CANT

SLEEP

CL-CC-[awake- all-night]

*

11. YOU UP- TO-NOW-[lately] CANT SLEEP CL-CC-[awake- all-night] YOU?

11. Have you experienced insomnia lately?

every-NIGHT

HOUR

how-MANY

TEND

*

12. every- NIGHT YOU SLEEP HOUR how-MANY TEND YOU?

12. About how many hours do you sleep each night?

PRIOR-to

get-in-BED

TEND

ROUTINE

WHAT

*

13. YOU every- NIGHT PRIOR- to get-in-BED what-DO YOU, TEND ROUTINE WHAT?

13. What is your bedtime routine like?

MEDICINE

take-PILL

MAYBE

CAUSE

CONTINUE

AWAKE

*

14. YOU ANY MEDICINE take- PILL MAYBE CAUSE YOU CONTINUE AWAKE YOU?

14. Are you taking any medications that may may be keeping you awake?

SUPPOSE

WANT

SLEEP-IN

CAN

*

15. SUPPOSE YOU WANT SLEEP-IN, CAN YOU?

15. Are you able to sleep- in?

NIGHT

HARD

fall-ASLEEP

*

16. NIGHT YOU HARD fall- SLEEP YOU?

16. Do you have any trouble falling asleep at night?

SNORE

*

17. YOU SNORE YOU?

17. Do you snore?

DURING

DAY

CONTINUE

AWAKE

*

18. DURING DAY YOU HARD CONTINUE AWAKE YOU?

18. Do you have any problems staying awake during the day?

MEDICINE

MAYBE

CAUSE

SLEEPY

*

19. YOU MEDICINE take- PILL MAYBE CAUSE YOU SLEEPY ANY YOU?

19. Are you taking any medications that may make you drowsy?

all-NIGHT

*

20. YOU SLEEP all-NIGHT YOU?

20. Do you sleep the whole night through?