医学英语情景会话口语训练范例-ClinicalDialogues-PPT精品课件.ppt
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1、Clinical DialoguesPart 1.Part 1.Woman complained of tightness in abdomen associated with belching(嗳气)wind which did not relieve feeling.Symptoms usually began between 5 and 6 p.m.lasting several hours.Relieved by white mixture.(D=Doctor,P=Patient)D:Does the pain come oncome on in the night?come onco
2、me on:to startIf a cold,headache,or some other medical condition is coming on is coming on,it is just startingis just starting.e.g.I felt a cold coming on.我觉得开始感冒了。P:Not often.D:When it comes onWhen it comes on,do you get up?P:Yes,I get up and walk around and it relieves.PainPainI haveI have a a hea
3、dacheheadache.I havehave a a splitting headachesplitting headache.(我头痛得像要裂开了。)I haveI have a a stomach-achestomach-ache.I feelI feel a a dull paindull pain in in the stomach.I seem to haveI seem to have pain all pain all overover.(我似乎浑身都痛。)ImIm achachinging all over all over.(我浑身都痛。)Its Its a a dull
4、 dull sort ofsort of pain,and pain,and I dont know whats I dont know whats causing it.causing it.Its notIts not a a sharpsharp pain;just pain;just sort ofsort of a dull ache.a dull ache.It all beganIt all began yesterday.It startedIt started two days ago.It came onIt came on last night.It hurtsIt hu
5、rts terrible.terrible.(痛得很厉害。)Its been hanging aboutIts been hanging about for for nearlynearly a week.(这已经持续了将近一个星期了。)It keeps hanging onIt keeps hanging on.(这老是不好。)ItIt sort ofsort of hung onhung on.(这似乎不见好。)Or:Just off and onJust off and on.(就是时断时续。)Ive got a pain inIve got a pain in my back.(背疼)
6、My eyes My eyes have beenhave been sore sore.(眼睛发痛)MyMy left foot hurtshurts.My tooth My tooth is is aching upaching up again.again.I feel shivery and I feel shivery and Ive got aIve got a sore throatsore throat.(我觉得怕冷发抖,而且喉咙疼痛。)The The painpains been keepings been keeping me awake.me awake.D:Does a
7、nything Does anything but the white mixture help ithelp it?P:Ive beenIve been on a strict dieton a strict diet for for six months.I never never touchtouch milk.on a dieton a diet:If you are on a diet,you are eating special kinds of food because you want to lose weight.(为减肥)节食touchtouch:If you do not
8、 touch a particular kind of food or drink,you never eat it or drink it.吃;喝e.g.Drink?No,she never touches the stuff.喝酒?不,他从不喝这种东西。D:Does any position help Does any position help you?you?P:No,It comes onIt comes on after after tea,about five.I have my main meal midday.D:Have you been sick?Have you bee
9、n sick?(你呕吐过吗?)(=Any vomiting?)P:Only at the beginning I was very sick then.A sick sick person has an illness or some other problem with their health.To be sickbe sick means to bring up food through your mouth from your stomach.e.g.I think Im going to be sick.Note that“George is being sick”means“Geo
10、rge is bringing up food from his stomach”;“George is sick”means“George is ill”.However,“George was sick”can mean either“George brought up food from his stomach”or“George was ill”.VomitVomit has the same meaning as“be sick”.VomitVomit is a fairly formal word.e.g.She was stricken with(被.折磨)pain and be
11、gan to vomit.Throw upThrow up:In conversation,some people say throw up throw up instead of“be sickbe sick”.e.g.I think Im going to throw up.Ive been throwing up.Ive been throwing up.我一直呕吐。我一直呕吐。D:Do youDo you feelfeel sick sick?(恶心吗?)(=Have you got any feeling of nausea?)(=Are you feeling nausea?)P:
12、Yes,I I feel sickfeel sick but I but I cant cant be sickbe sick.(我经常恶心,但不再呕吐。)Feel sickFeel sick:To feel sick means to feel that you want to be sick.e.g.Flying always makes me feel sick.Note:ILLILL and sicksick are both used to say that that someone has a disease or some other problem with their hea
13、lth.e.g.Davis is ill.Your uncle is very sick.A sick child Most British speakers do not use ill in front of a noun unless they are also using an adverb(副词).For example,they do not talk about“an ill woman”,but they might talk about“a seriously ill woman”.a terminally ill patient.American and Scottish
14、speakers sometimes use ill in front of a noun without using an adverb.We had to get medical help for our ill sisters.D:Does the pain gogo through to the back?P:No,but it goes goes under my armpits.(腋下)D:Whats yourWhats your weight weight been doingbeen doing?(你的体重最近怎样?)(=Have you lost weight recentl
15、y?)P:Ive lostIve lost one and half stone but Ive beenIve been on a on a fat-free diet diet for six months.(or:My weight fell from 65kg.to 50 kg.)Stone:a unit of weight in Great Britain,14 pounds(6.4 kilograms)英石英国重量单位,等于14磅(6.4公斤)D:Whats yourWhats your appetite appetite likelike?(你的胃口怎样?)(=How about
16、 your appetite?)(=Do you have any appetite?)Whats(your)/(the)Whats(your)/(the)?/?/What seems to be theWhat seems to be the?Whats Whats your appetiteyour appetite like like?Whats yourWhats your complaint?(complaint?(你你有什么不舒服?有什么不舒服?)=Whats yourWhats your trouble?trouble?=Whats theWhats the trouble?tr
17、ouble?=WhatsWhats bothering you?bothering you?=What seems to beWhat seems to be bothering you?bothering you?=What do youWhat do you complain of?complain of?=Whats theWhats the matter with you?matter with you?=What seems to beWhat seems to be the matter?the matter?=WhatsWhats wrong with you?wrong wit
18、h you?=What What hurts you?hurts you?=What seems to beWhat seems to be the the problem?problem?=What seems to beWhat seems to be the the trouble?trouble?P:Poor as ever.(=Ive got a bad appetite.)D:What about yourWhat about your bowelsbowels?(大便如何?)(=Are your bowels acting properly?)(=Are your bowels
19、regular?)P:I gogo twice a day,in the morning.D:Is this a life-long habitlife-long habit?P:Yes.D:What doWhat do the the motionsmotions look likelook like?Well-formed,Well-formed,firm?firm?(大便什么形状?成形,坚实吗?)P:Yes.D:What about theWhat about the color?color?Has it changed?Has it changed?P:No.D:Are they da
20、rk?P:Yes.D:Any sign of blood?Any sign of blood?P:No.D:Do they float on the Do they float on the water when you water when you flush the flush the lavatorylavatory?(你冲洗厕所时,它漂浮在水面上吗?)P:No.D:Have you noticedHave you noticed an an unpleasant smell?unpleasant smell?P:No.D:Have you noticedHave you noticed
21、 any any difference in your difference in your waterwater?(你排尿有无异常?)P:No.D:Do you have toDo you have to get up in get up in the night?the night?(你夜间起来上厕所吗?)P:Once.D:Your waterwater hasnt been darker?P:No.D:Do youDo you smoke?smoke?P:10 a day.D:Do youDo you drink?drink?P:Not much.D:Have you any other
22、Have you any other troubletrouble?P:No,mymy anginas been very s been very goodgood.(我的心绞痛已经好了。)Ive Ive not had much trouble with that not had much trouble with that for for two years.(这两年没大犯过。)-Or:I feel absolutely rottenI feel absolutely rotten.(我觉得身体很不舒服、非常虚弱。)If you feel or look rotten,you feel o
23、r look illI feel a bit off colorI feel a bit off color.(我觉得有点不舒服。)Here,color means reddish-pink color in ones face that shows that ones health is good.面色;血色I feel so ill.I feel so ill.I feel rather unwell.I feel rather unwell.I feel very bad.I feel very bad.I really feel terrible.I really feel terri
24、ble.I think Im dying.I think Im dying.(我难受极了。)Im feeling rather out of Im feeling rather out of sortssorts these days.(这些天我觉得身体很不舒服。)If you feel out of sorts,you feel slightly unwell,discontented,or annoyed.身体不适;心情不佳;烦恼Im under the weather.Im under the weather.(我不舒服。)If you say that you are under un
25、der the weatherthe weather,you mean that you feel slightly ill.My whole body feels weak.My whole body feels weak.I just feel all pooped out.I just feel all pooped out.(我只觉得精疲力竭。)be pooped outbe pooped out:to be very tired;used mainly in informal American English.D:Youve also had trouble with your le
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