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Dog Bite Test OET Speaking Role Play

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Patient vs Nurse


 Nurse

Hello, I am OETanswers one of the nurses in this emergency department. I want to inform you that your wound treatment has been completed successfully.



Patient

Okay.



Nurse

I am here to provide instructions on your wound care. Well, how are you feeling right now?



Patient

Currently, I am feeling much relieved. I think the painkillers start acting.



Nurse

Good to hear me here. Ma'am, I want to know your understanding of wound care.



Patient

This is the first time I am getting a dog bite, so I don't know how to care for the wound.



Nurse

I realize you're in a situation. I will explain in detail to you.



Patient

All right.



Nurse

First, let me give you the basic information about wound care. It is essential to keep the wound clean and dry. Care should be taken while draining the wound. Dry the wound gently.



Patient

Okay.



Nurse

Always remember to apply a new dressing if the wound gets wet. No matter whether the dressing is new or not.



Patient

All right. I'll do as you suggest.



Nurse

Actually, I'm here for therapeutic purposes. If you don't mind, please tell me about your job.



Patient

I work as a clerk in a school.



Nurse

Okay. And may I know if? Are you right or left-handed?



Patient

Yes, I am left-handed.



Nurse

Thank you for sharing your information. I will explain some other important things to be taken care of.



Patient

Okay. You may. Please proceed.



Nurse

Thank you. It is essential that you need to provide extra care for your hand in the first few days. It is nothing, but the chance of getting an infection with the wounds is very high.



Patient

All right.



Nurse

Apart from that, initial carrying aids and faster healing. In addition, make sure to avoid keeping the wound open or exposed and getting the wound infected. I would also like to advise you on the possibility of sling use. By using the sling, you can reduce the swelling much faster and more efficiently. Moreover, the sling use will be better for protecting your wound and will make you aware of the affected area.



Patient

All right, Nurse. I think using a sling will be a better idea. Well, Nurse, I am very much worried about the infection.



Nurse

I can understand your worries. I will guide you with more details regarding the infection. Wound infection can be controlled if you are keeping the wound clean.



Patient

Okay. Definitely. I will take care of it, Nurse.



Nurse

Besides, we have already started a course of antibiotics, which is the most effective way of therapeutic management for controlling the infection.



Patient

Oh, I see.



Nurse

Additionally, your tetanus is up to date as a result. The room for infection is very low. I think your worries are relieved right now, isn't it?



Patient

Yes, Nurse. To a greater extent.



Nurse

Now we are here for your knowledge. I will advise you on how to check for signs of infection so that you can take necessary action immediately and avoid further complications.



Patient

That will be of great help. Nurse.



Nurse

The primary cause of infection is swelling. If swelling persists, contact us immediately. Another symptom is increased pain, which is not subsiding even after taking the analgesics.



Patient

Okay.



Nurse

Another wound-related symptom is the sensation of heat. You will be feeling the heat more than usual. Next is the leakage of pus or discharge from the wound. In case of these symptoms, always seek medical attention at the earliest.



Patient

Of course, Nurse, I will.



Nurse

Do I need to clarify any more concerns of yours?



Patient

Yes. Nurse, I wish to know about the removal of sutures.



Nurse

I appreciate your consciousness. I will give you the details for the removal of the sutures. Typically, the sutures will be removed in two days. I request you to visit us in seven days for a review.



Patient

Nurse, I have heard about dissolvable stitches. Why can't I get the same?



Nurse

Your question is quite reasonable. I can explain why the non-dissolvable stitches were provided for you. First of all, your wound was so deep as the depth of the wound increases, the possibility of using dissolvable stitches decreases. Also, nondissolvable stitches are more secure than dissolvable ones.



Patient

All right, I got it.



Nurse

I hope I have cleared all your concerns. If you have any other queries, always feel free to contact us.



Patient

Sure, Nurse.



Nurse

Now, are you ready to return home?



Patient

Yes.



Nurse

I wish you a speedy recovery.



Patient

Thank you. That is the end of your only speaking role-play. All the best.



Nurse

Thank you.





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