INR Test OET Speaking Role Play | Grade A OET Speaking Role Play Answer Script

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 INR Test OET Speaking Role Play

29 August Exam Model

Patient vs Nurse


Nurse

Good morning. Me? Good to see you again. I'm your attending nurse, Jordan Horner, here. How are you doing?



Patient

Good morning, nurse. Good to see you, too. I am good. Thank you for asking.



Nurse

Great. Just to confirm. Can you tell me the reason for your visit today?



Patient

I am here for an hour test because I am having a long flight.



Nurse

Okay. Before we begin the test, I'd like to find out more details about your trip.



Patient

Sure, why not? I am travelling next week for a family wedding. It takes more than hours of flight, and I am a bit worried about my condition.



Nurse

Okay, that sounds exciting. However, since you have atrial fibrillation and are on warfarin therapy, it's important that you take some precautions during your flight to reduce the risk of blood clots. And I know that is the reason why you are worried.



Patient

Yes, Nurse. I have no idea how to deal with the situation.



Nurse

Don't worry. I will provide some strategies to deal with the situation. Firstly, I would recommend intermittent walking during the flight. Secondly, wear loose clothes to help improve blood flow. Thirdly, use compression stockings, which can also help reduce the risk of blood clots in here. Do you have any questions about these strategies?



Patient

No, I got it from the answers. What about consuming alcohol?



Nurse

Well, considering the consumption of alcohol, it is important that you avoid alcohol consumption as it can increase your risk of bleeding and cause blood circulation problems.



Patient

Oh, is it?



Nurse

Yes, Robert. Above all, if possible, I would recommend postponing your trip until you're in our level two stable. May I know your thoughts, please?



Patient

Oh, I am sorry, nurse. It is not possible to postpone the trip. I have to be there for the wedding. I am ready to follow all your instructions. But I must fly.



Nurse

All right. I understand the necessity. It's okay. However, if you must travel, it's important that you take extra precautions. Such as avoiding sitting for long periods of time. For which I recommend intermittent walking during the flight.



Patient

Okay.



Nurse

Robert, It is also important to stay hydrated by drinking plenty of water. You should also inform the airline staff about your condition so that they can provide any necessary assistance during the flight. Do you have any questions about this?



Patient

No. I will do as you suggest.



Nurse

That's perfect. Now that we've discussed these strategies and options, do you have any other concerns?



Patient

No. Nurse, I am. Good.



Nurse

Good to hear. Now, I'd like to establish your consent to begin the An in test. Do you consent to the test?



Patient

Yes. You may. Please proceed.



Nurse

Thank you. Well, before concluding, let me summarize what we have discussed so far. Me here. You're here today for another test due to your upcoming flight for a family wedding. And you're concerned about managing your condition of atrial fibrillation while travelling. I've provided you with a set of strategies to help reduce the risk of blood clots during your flight.



Nurse

First, intermittent walking. It's advised to walk around periodically during the flight to improve blood circulation. Second, wearing loose clothes. Canadian. Better blood flow. Third compression stockings. These can further help in reducing the risk of blood clots. Fourth, avoid alcohol. It's best to avoid alcohol consumption as it can impact bleeding and blood circulation. Fifth, hydration and informing airline staff.



Nurse

Stay hydrated by drinking plenty of water and inform airline staff about your condition for any necessary assistance.



Patient

Sure.



Nurse

While postponing the trip would be ideal until you're in our level stable, as you've mentioned that this isn't possible due to the wedding. So, in that case, following these precautions is crucial. Remember to avoid extended periods of sitting. Keep hydrated and inform the airline staff about your condition. If you have any more concerns, feel free to ask. Safe travels, and enjoy the wedding.



Patient

Thank you, nurse.



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