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Dr Monica Osborne Occupational Therapist Immanuel Ortho Hospital 3126 Gheer Street Westfort VIC, 2021 07 July 2021 Dear Dr Osborne, Re: Mr Joe Black DOB : 03 June 1994 I am writing to refer Mr Joe Black who is recuperating from a motorbike accident. He requires further assessment and rehabilitative care from you service. He is due for discharge on 21 July 2021. Mr Black met with an accident and was diagnosed with multiple fractures to the limb, spinal injury and permanent paraplegia. He was transferred to our facility following a total hip replacement and surgical spinal intervention. He has been initiated with rehabilitation and physiotherapy for recovering muscle strength, to cop-up with limited and to avoid muscle hypotrophy. Mr Black lives with his parents in a two story house which is located on a steep hill with 10 steps at front entrance. In view of the above details, I would be glad if you could evaluate Mr Black for further rehabilitation and to assist him regaining as much ...

The Doctor The Emergency Department Oetans Hospital 10 September 2021 Dear Doctor, Re : Ms Bethany Taylor  DOB : 01 January 1929 I am writing to refer Ms Bethany Taylor who has persistent chest pain. She requires immediate assessment and management at your facility. Today, Ms Taylor did not take her evening meal as she felt nauseous. She had trouble sleeping and complained of shoulder and neck pain. Her blood pressure was 175/95. She was administered 02 Panadol and 01 Normison at 10 pm. Further review after 35 minutes, she felt distress, pale, sweaty and complained of persistent chest pain. Recently, Ms Taylor has the complaints of indigestion and shoulder pain. She has had hypothyroidism and hypertension since 2000 and 2007 respectively. She has glaucoma and arthritis in hands. Her current medications are Karvea, 150mg 01 daily ; Oroxine, 0.1mg 01 daily in the morning ; Timoptol Eye Drops, 0.5% 1drop each eye in the morning and evening and Normison 10 mg as she also takes non ...

I have seen lot of my students struggle in part A of OET listening mainly because of unable to understand the medicine names. Here I have listed frequently appearing medicine names. Learn these words and it's pronunciations so that it will be helpful for you to score 24/24 in part A. 1.Dilantin and rhinocort nasal spray 2.Muco Fen 3.Flurbiprofen 4.Klonopin 5.Rivaroxaban 6.Mitomycin 7.Flomax 8.Advair Diskus 9.Celebrex 10.Neurontin 11.Caltrate Plus D 12.Lunesta 13.Cyclophosphamide 14.Allopurinol 15.Morphine Sulphate 16.Zolpidem Tartrate 17.Nitroglycerin 18.Clopidogrel 19.Keflex 20.Atenolol 21.Sodium Bicarbonate 22.Dilaudid 23.Neoprene 24.Cardizem 25.Metoprolol 26.Hydralazine 27.Labetalol 28.Hydrochlorothiazide 29.Levothyroxine 30.Celestone Soluspan 31.Vioxx 32.Zyrtec 33.Proscar 34.Synthroid 35.Motrin 36.Avelox 37.Codeine 38.Chlorodiazepoxide 39.Clindinium 40.Simvastatin 41.Flagyl 42.Daptomycin 43.Primaxin 44.Methadone 45.Levaquin 46.Cipro

Mr Alexander Jones OET Writing Sample Answer  Ms Soniya Mathews Nursing Director Community Home Care Agency  Brisbane  02 July 2021 Dear Ms Mathews, Re : Mr Alexander Jones  DOB : 01 June 1960 I am writing to request home visits for Mr Alexander Jones who is recovering from the right partial rotator cuff  tear. He requires continuous monitoring and assistance from your facility. He is being discharged today. Mr Jones presented to our facility on 30 June 2021 following a fall. On  assessment, he experienced pain and weakness in the right shoulder especially when lifting arm  overhead. He was performed an x-ray and MRI which revealed the right partial rotator cuff tear. He was  discussed surgery ; however, he preferred non-surgical treatments. He was treated with Ibuprofen orally  four times a day, cortisone injections and daily physiotherapy. Mr Jones lives alone. He is a widower and has no children. He has type 2 diabetes mellitus and is on...