- •Kursk state medical university
- •V.I. Narolina, I.F. Shamara
- •Communication in doctor’s profession Kursk – 2008
- •Государственное образовательное учреждение
- •Содержание contents
- •Предисловие
- •Методика работы с учебным пособием
- •Рекомендации студенту
- •Unit I. Discussing the medical profession
- •Раздел I. Беседуем о профессии врача методические рекомендации по работе с материалами раздела
- •Коммуникативные задания
- •Terms and Speech Patterns
- •Speech Patterns:
- •My Future Profession
- •Not only by the Drugs
- •Becoming a Doctor Pre-reading
- •What Happens at a Medical School
- •Task 2. Summary Writing
- •Task 3.
- •Task 4.
- •The pediatrician
- •Case history
- •The physician
- •Case history
- •The surgeon
- •Case history
- •The general practitioner
- •Case history
- •The doctor in the Third World
- •Case history
- •The intensive care doctor
- •Case history
- •The terminal care doctor
- •Case history
- •The doctor and the law
- •Alternative medicine
- •Case history
- •Unit II. Communication of a doctor with a patient
- •Раздел II. Общение врача с больным методические рекомендации по работе с материалами раздела
- •Коммуникативные задания
- •Terms and Speech Patterns
- •Adjectives:
- •General symptoms:
- •Doctor-Patient Interaction Asking the Patient about the Present Illness
- •Physical Examination of a Patient (Giving commands)
- •Additional / Further Examination & Treatment Laboratory and Instrumental Studies
- •Consulting Specialists
- •Suggesting Hospitalization
- •Case History (Main Points)
- •Illness: described as to the time of onset, mode of onset, duration,
- •2. Nose, throat: running nose/caryzo/nasal cold ;sore
- •Enquiring into the Case History (Speech Models)
- •Pain characteristics
- •Intensity
- •E. Personal History:
- •Texts and dialogues At the Doctor’s Consulting Room
- •At the Polyclinics
- •Summoning a Doctor
- •Talk between a Mother (m), her Son (s) and the Doctor (d)
- •Examination of the Patient
- •Taking a Case History
- •Asking about the Present Complaints
- •Аsking about Pain Characteristics
- •At the Cardiologist’s
- •Asking about the Personal History & the Present Illness
- •System Review
- •Details of the Present Condition
- •Disorders Accompanying the Main Disease
- •Examining the Patient (Giving Commands)
- •Consilium on Investigations
- •Diagnosis and Treatment (Explaining to the patient)
- •Giving Advice
- •Unit III. Discussing the work of a hospital
- •Раздел III. Обсуждаем работу больницы методические рекомендации по работе с материалами раздела
- •Коммуникативные задания
- •Terms and Speech Patterns Polyclinics/Out-patient Department
- •Speech Models:
- •Medical Personnel
- •Paramedical Personnel
- •Junior Medical Personnel
- •Hospital
- •Verbs and Verb Combinations
- •Speech Models
- •Texts and Dialogues District Polyclinic
- •Interviewing the Doctor-in- Chief about the Work of the Polyclinic
- •At the Registry
- •District Doctor’s Work
- •District Doctor’s Working Day
- •Combined City Hospital
- •Interviewing the Doctor-in-Chief about the work of the Hospital
- •Work of an In-Patient Department
- •Visiting an In-Patient
- •Unit IV. Discussing the work of a chemist’s shop
- •Раздел IV. Беседуем о работе аптеки методические рекомендации по работе с материалами раздела
- •Коммуникативные задания
- •Terms and Speech Patterns
- •Drug Classes
- •Verbs and Verb Combinations:
- •Speech Patterns
- •Texts and Dialogues At the Chemist’s
- •Medicines and Medical Commodities
- •Voltaren
- •Indications
- •At the Ready-Made Medicine Department
- •At the Prescription Department
- •At a Hospital Chemist’s
- •At the University Chemist’s
- •Unit V. Discussing national health services in russia, usa, uk
- •Раздел V. Обсуждаем организацию систем здравоохранения в россии, сша, великобритании методические рекомендации по работе с материалами раздела
- •Коммуникативные задания
- •Public health institutions list
- •Management in preventive medicine (medico-sanitary) work
- •Texts and Dialogues Medical Service in Russia
- •An Interview on Medical Service in Russia
- •The National Health Service in Great Britain
- •Practitioner Services
- •Family Doctor Service
- •Professional Training
- •National Health Services in the United Kingdom
- •Medical Service in the usa
- •Health Services in the usa Situation for intercultural communication: a Russian doctor comes to the usa for a tour and speaks to an American guide about the problems of health services in the usa
- •Unit VI. Discussing scientific aspects of medicine
- •Раздел VI. Участвуем в научном общении ученых-медиков методические рекомендации по работе с материалами раздела
- •Коммуникативные задания
- •Terms and Speech Patterns Scientific Knowledge
- •Adjectives:
- •Speech Models
- •Rendering a Scientific Paper
- •Discussing an Article Starting the Сonversation
- •Discussing the Contents
- •Making Things Clear
- •Impressions
- •Closing the Discussion
- •Opening the Discussion
- •Conducting the Conference
- •Closing the Conference
- •Presenter Giving his Paper (Report)
- •Some Words Linking Ideas
- •Interaction between the Participants and the Speaker after his Report Participants Addressing the Chairman and the Speaker
- •The Speaker’s Replies
- •Some Notes for Speakers
- •Fragments of Scientific Correspondence
- •Appendix I
- •Speech Models
- •Size, Shape, Colour, Texture Characteristics
- •Speech Models
- •The Human Body
- •Speech Models
- •Muscular-Skeletal System
- •Cardiovascular System
- •Аррendix II
- •Physiological Processes and Changes
- •Приложение II
- •Описание физиологических процессов и изменений
- •Speech Моdels
- •Appendix ііi General Symptoms and Adverse Reactions: Приложение ііi
- •Пожелание студенту
- •Список литературы
- •305041, Г. Курск, ул. К. Маркса, 3.
- •305041, Г. Курск, ул. К. Маркса, 3.
Pain characteristics
Location of pain
— Where do you have pain?
— Would you show with your finger the place where it hurts you?
— Does the pain remain localized, or does it travel or radiate to some other region?
— Where is the pain? Outline the area with your finger.
— Does it spread from this area?
Temporal factors
— How often does the pain occur?
— Is it continuous or intermittent?
— How long does it last?
— What time of day does it start?
Does it come and go over short intervals?
Character of pain
— Is the pain sharp or dull?
— Is it really pain or is it discomfort?
— Does the pain appear suddenly and disappear quickly?
Does the pain gradually increase in intensity and slowly subside?
Quality
— What does it feel like?
— Is it a burning pain, an aching pain?
Is it steady or throbbing?
Intensity
— How intense is the pain?
— Is it mild, moderate, or severe?
Can you work with it or must you go to bed?
Circumstances which aggravate pain
What increases the intensity of the pain (coughing, sneezing, straining, stooping, jolting or shaking the head, lying down, sitting up)?
Factors which reduce pain
— What reduces the intensity of the pain (ice bag, hot water bottle, massage, finger pressure over temporal or other arteries, lying down, sitting up, sleeping, coffee, aspirin, or other medication)?
Associated sensations or mixtures of sensations
What other symptoms are associated with the pain (anorexia, nausea, vomiting, distention, diarrhea, frequent urination, swelling of any part of the body)?
Progress
— Has the trouble developed rapidly or slowly?
— Have the symptoms become worse or better?
Are they better at times and worse at others?
Relation to physiologic function
— Are the symptoms worse when you are standing, sitting or lying down?
— What effect does exercise produce?
— Does eating relieve the symptoms or aggravate them?
Does sleep bring relief?
Effects of disease
— Have you been treated for your ailment and what was the treatment?
— What was the opinion of other physicians?
— Have you become weak and lost weight?
Did you ever have any fever, chills or sweats lately?
D. Past Illnesses:
— What diseases have you had in the past?
— What diseases did you have as a child?
— What childhood diseases did you have?
— Have you ever had scarlet fever/measles/chickenpox/rubella/whooping cough/mumps?
— Have you ever had a venereal disease/malaria/diabetes mellitus?
— Have you ever had an infectious disease/tuberculosis/syphilis/heart attacks/fits?
— Have you been seriously ill before?
— Did you ever have a serious operation/injury/trauma?
— Have you been operated on?
— Have you ever been in hospital, if yes, for what reason?
— Are you allergic to any drugs?
— Have you had (have you) any unusual reaction to any drug, serum?
E. Personal History:
Martial Status:
— How many years have you been married?
— Is your wife (your husband) in good health?
— Are you happily married?
— Do you have difficulties with your wife (your husband)?
—Are sexual relations desired, enjoyed, satisfying for both marital partners?
— How many children do you have?
— How old are your children?
Habits:
— Do you smoke? How many cigarettes a day do you smoke?
— Have you a narcotic habit/an excessive drinking habit/some drug habit?
— How often do you take alcoholic drinks?
— How much alcohol do you drink daily?
— What amount of narcotics do you take daily?
Occupation:
— What was your first job?
— What was its nature and duration?
— What other kinds of job have you had?
— Why did you leave/retire?
— Are your present work and salary satisfactory?
— Do you consider your work too hard or too easy for you?
— What are the sanitary conditions at your work?
— Do you work under unfavourable hygienic conditions?
— Are you exposed to any occupational hazards?
— What industrial hazards are there in your enterprise?
— Do you work with lead (mercury, acids, alkalis, arsenic, ammonia, antimony, nickel, benzine, benzol, radioactive substances)?
F. Family History and familal tendency:
Are your parents living or dead? What caused their death?
At what age?
— Do you have brothers, sisters? Are they healthy?
— Is anyone in your family seriously ill? (Has anyone in your family been seriously ill?)
— Is there any history of tuberculosis (syphilis, cancer, diabetes mellitus, kidney disorders, hay fever, epilepsy, hypertension, alcoholism) in your family?
— Does ... run in your family?
— Is there anybody in your family who has similar complaints?
G. System Review:
HEAD
— Do you have headache or pain anywhere in the head?
— Does the pain spread to the jaw or the neck?
— Is there tenderness on the scalp?
— Where is it most tender?
— Has your head ever been injured?
— Have you ever been unconscious following a head injury?
How long were you unconscious?
Respiratory
— Do you have a sore throat / cough?
— Do you have difficulty in swallowing?
— Do you ever have hoarseness?
— Do you have your tonsils out?
— Do you have caryso?
— Do you suffer from a constantly running nose?
— Are you often troubled with bad spells of sneezing?
— Is your nose continually stuffed up?
— Is the sense of smell normal?
— When did you have your adenoids removed?
— Do you often catch severe colds?
— Do you frequently suffer from heavy chest colds?
— Do frequent colds keep you miserable all winter?
— Do you have to clear your throat frequently?
— Are you troubled by constant coughing?
— Is the sputum profuse?
— How much sputum do you raise dally?
— Have you ever spit up blood?
— Have you ever coughed up blood?
— Have you ever had a chronic chest condition?
— Have you ever had ТВ (tuberculosis)?
— When did you have your chest X-rayed?
— Do you get hay fever?
Do you suffer from asthma?
Cardiovascular
— Do you have pain in the heart region?
— Do you have a heart trouble?
— Do you have pain in the joints?
— Did you have such heart troubles before?
— When and in what hospital were you treated?
— Was the disease relapsing?
— Have you had your E. C. G. made?
— Do you have edemata?
— When did this swell appear?
— Is your breathlessness constant or does it appear from time to time?
— Have you ever been short-winded?
— Do you often have difficulty in breathing?
— Do you have shortness of breath on exertion?
Do you become breathless on any unusual effort?
Do you ever get breathless when walking upstairs?
— Does shortness of breath occur while you are at rest?
— Do you ever have pains in the heart or chest?
— Have you ever had a pain in your chest on exercise?
— How long does the pain last?
— Where does the pain radiate?
— Is the chest pain promptly relieved by rest?
— Do you ever have a sense of substernal oppression or pain?
— Do you ever have a sensation that the heart has "stopped"?
— Are you ever troubled with palpitations of the heart?
— Does the heart ever beat irregularly?
— How often do you have heart attacks?
— Are the attacks of heart pain accompanied by pallor of the face, perspiration, coldness of the limbs, weakness, palpitation, disturbance of breathing, asthma, nausea, vomiting, faintness?
— Are the attacks of severe substernal pain accompanied by agitation, worrying, fear of impending dissolution?
What drugs relieve a fit of pain?
Gastrointestinal
— Do you have a good appetite? Do you have lack of appetite?
— When did you lose your appetite?
— Do you ever have any excessive thirst?
— Do you ever have any pain in your stomach or bowels?
— Does the pain have any relation to your meals?
Is the pain relieved by the ingestion of food?
Do you ever have pains on an empty stomach?
— Do you ever have hunger pains in the stomach?
— Do you ever have pain in the pit of the stomach after meals?
— Do you have belching? Is it of a sour or bitter taste?
— Do you usually belch a lot after eating? Do you suffer from a hiccup?
— Is there any burning sensation in the stomach? When? Does nausea trouble you?
How often (when) does it trouble you?
— Do you watch a diet?
— Have you ever vomited? When do you vomit?
— Have you ever thrown up blood? Do you suffer from indigestion?
— Have you ever had severe bloody diarrhea?
— Do you constantly suffer from bad constipation?
— Do you have any trouble with your bowels?
— How many times a day do you have stools?
— Do you move your bowels every day?
— What colour is the stool (light yellow, dark brown, dark green, red, black, whitish,
clay-coloured, burgundy red, tarry, discolored)?
— Have you ever noticed blood, mucus, pus in stools?
— Do you suffer from constant stomach trouble?
— Are there any night pains? What relieves the pains?
— Has a doctor ever said you had stomach ulcers?
— Have you ever had jaundice (yellow eyes and skin)?
— Have you ever had serious liver or gallbladder trouble?
— Do you ever have bellyache?
— Do you ever have abdominal cramping (colics)?
Do the pains subside after applying a hot-water bottle?