ECG OET Speaking Role Play | Recent Grade A OET Speaking Role Play Answer Script

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ECG OET Speaking Role Play

24 March Exam Question

               Patient Vs Nurse  


Nurse:  Hi good morning. My name is Marshal Sandy. I am one of the registered nurses working in this community health centre. Can you please confirm the reason for your visit?


Patient: Nurse: I have been referred by my General Practitioner for an ECG since I had experienced chest pain.


Nurse: All right. Before proceeding further, may I know your name and age for the verification? Please


Patient: Sure Nurse: My name is Mackie and I am 50 years old.


Nurse: Thank you for the confirmation. How are you feeling now?


Patient: Well nurse. At the moment I don't have any chest pain, but I am a bit anxious about ECG.


Nurse: Your anxiousness is quite understandable. Can you please explain why you feel anxious about ECG? Thus, I will be able to help you out.


Patient: That sounds good Nurse. The thing is that I am a little anxious as I have never had an ECG before and I am not quite sure what it involves.


Nurse: Thank you for sharing your anxiety me here. I want to assure you that ECG is not an invasive procedure so nothing to be Panic about. Before proceeding further, I will explain what ECG is and then you will be okay with it.


Patient: That's right Nurse, you may please proceed.


Nurse: Yes, Mackie ECG is a simple diagnostic technique to identify the electrical activity of your heart. First of all, you need to remove clothing from the waist up and need to lay almost flat on the bed. Once you are settled on the bed, we will attach electrodes to your arms, legs, and chest and then those leads will be connected to an ECG recording machine which can print graphs of heart activity. This procedure can be completed in a few minutes.


Patient: Okay Nurse, It sounds that the ECG is a straightforward procedure, so I hope you will be able to look at the graph and tell me what exactly causes my chest pain.


Nurse: Your thoughts are sensible. However, I am sorry to say that I am not the authoritative person to tell you about the result. Try not to worry about it. The doctor would see your ECG graphs and after evaluation he will explain to you all the underlying things without much delay. I hope it is clear to you


Patient: Yes nurse. Actually, I didn't realize that it was the Doctor Who Would analyze the results, but I am glad that it will be done quickly.


Nurse: Yes, sure. Thank you for your understanding me here. Do you have any other concerns?


Patient: Yes Nurse. I just want to know whether this ECG is painful or not.


Nurse: I realize what you're going through right now. As I have mentioned before, this is not an invasive procedure, hence it is not painful and also it is a safe procedure as well. Perhaps you can expect some possibility of slight discomfort during the removal of electrodes which are attached to your body, almost similar to the minor discomfort while removing a bandage.


Patient: Oh, I see


Nurse: that's all Mackie, so be relaxed. I can assure you that you will be comfortable during the procedure.


Patient: All right. It is clear for me now nurse. I hope that after undergoing this procedure, I can come to know what is wrong with my chest. Isn't it?


Nurse: Yes, of course he said you could read your heart rate and analyze the irregularities and palpitations efficiently. This could act as an initial diagnostic test. Sometimes after the Eck, the doctor may ask you to undergo further tests to find out the exact cause of your chest pain and it is completely up to the doctor's decision based on the requirements.


Patient: All right, I got it.


Nurse: Well Mackie Before moving on to the procedure, I just want to confirm that: are you carrying any jewalery or mobile phone with you


Patient: No Nurse: I don't wear any jewalery and don't have a phone either.


Nurse: That's great. It is nothing because these things can make some false changes in your ECG diagnosis. That's why I asked you.


Patient: That's okay Nurse: No worries.


Nurse: All right Mackie Now do you have any other questions to clarify?


Patient: No Nurse: I am clear about the ECG.


Nurse: Good to hear that. Are you ready for the procedure?


Patient: Yes. Nurse: I am ready.


Nurse: That's perfect. Can you please give me the consent to start the procedure?


Patient: Then sure Nurse you may please start the procedure.


Nurse: Thank you for your consent and cooperation. 


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