Heparin Injection Test OET Speaking Role Play | OET Answers

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 Heparin Injection Test OET Speaking Role Play

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Patient vs Nurse

Nurse

Thank you for allowing me to assess you. But before proceeding with further things, I would like to ask you a couple of questions. Shall I?



Patient

Yes, you may. Please.



 Nurse

Could you please tell me in detail about your bruising?



Patient

Sure. Well, Nurse, the bruising appeared two days after I started taking the injections on my own.



 Nurse

All right. I have noted it. Could you please tell me, have you experienced any pain in the sight of discoloration?



Patient

Yes, Nurse. The bruises are more painful now than when they first appeared.



 Nurse

I am sorry to hear you are in pain. Please be relaxed. Hopefully, we will be able to subside your pain. Besides these, do you have any other symptoms? Such as fever, nausea, or shortness of breath?



Patient

No, Nurse. I haven't had any other symptoms, and I feel well otherwise.



 Nurse

All right. Good to hear that. And may I know about your compliance with the administration of injection?



Patient

I have been able to take the injections successfully regularly as I was told to do.



 Nurse

It's great to know that I am here. However, I would like to advise you on the best administration technique for heparin injection so that such conditions and further complications can be avoided.


Patient

Definitely. Nurse, you may. Please.



 Nurse

I appreciate your willingness to listen. First of all, I can give you some instructions regarding the method of injection while doing the injection. Make sure you pinch the site and then do the injection. Moreover, as you inject slowly, release the pinch. I hope it is clear to you.



Patient

Yes. I do follow the same method.



 Nurse

All right. So continue to follow the same. The second thing to be taken care of is consistency. That is, you should be consistent with the time of the injection. You should also not do injections regularly at the same site. Instead, please change the location of the injection every day to avoid unnecessary skin troubles.



Patient

Oh, I wasn't aware of it. I have been using the same area for the injection on my skin. I forgot it had to be different.



 Nurse

No worries. But from next time onwards, please remember to change the injection site as you can reduce the risk of trauma to the skin. Hence, there is less risk of bruising and pain.



Patient

All right, Nurse. I will follow as you suggest.


 

Nurse

Thank you for accepting my suggestions. Now, the next thing you can do to prevent further bruising is to give pressure. If the injection site bleeds, remember to avoid rubbing the injection site after the prick.



Patient

I understand what you are saying. Nurse, I think it's better if I can just stop having the heparin injections.



 Nurse

I realize what you are saying. Perhaps it is essential to continue injections as your activity level is insufficient, and there are ongoing risks of blood clots. Therefore, it is better to continue the injection as per the doctor's advice to prevent all these complications.



Patient

You are correct, but I don't think I need them. Nurse, You should understand that now I can get up and move around my house more. So, do I need to continue taking the injection?



 Nurse

Your thoughts are pretty natural, by the way. At this point, the activity level will not be the same as your typical or regular level before. So, the injection needs to be continuously taken for a short term. Exactly. You are speaking as per the doctor's instruction of days after the surgery. Currently, you have already finished the week from that.



Patient

Okay. As of now. Please tell me. I would like to know what can be done about the bruising I have at present.



 Nurse

There is no need for any treatment for bruising, as it is all self-resolving. There is no room for further concern.


Patient

All right, Nurse. I got it.



 Nurse

Great. I am here now. For now, I suggest you just continue your injection until the next doctor's appointment.


Patient

All right, Nurse, I will continue taking the injections independently until I see the doctor.



 Nurse

Thank you, for understanding and accepting my suggestions. I wish you a healthy life ahead.



Patient

That is the end of your only speaking role. Play. All the best.



 Nurse

Thank you.





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