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Vocabulary: going to the doctor's (2)

to see a doctor.

We'll go on here, on the same topic, with additional vocabulary - which won't be

more difficult for it!  

- To make an appointment to see the doctor

- To go to the doctor's: ( do not forget the  's ) 

- To call the doctor/ to send for the doctor

    The doctor's examining the patient                                          Various medicines

- To feel somebody's neck

- To feel somebody's pulse

- To take sb's blood pressure

- To take a blood sample

- to get some tests done

       She's swallowing a capsule.                                 The nurse is feeling sby's pulse.

                                                 The ointment will be rubbed in. 

- To rub in an ointment

- To be taken three times daily

- To be on antibiotics

                                             The dressing will be changed.

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It will be the same for the test! Everything will be all right! 

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A) My locumchemistGPI don't know is getting old and will retire at the end of the year… In some districts, it’s difficult to find a doctor nowadays.

B) I’ve had this bad cold for two weeks now and I’m not feeling better… I think I will go to the chemistgo to the doctorgo to the doctor'sI don't know to get a prescription.

C) These medicines must be on a doctor’s prescriptionmedical recordappointmentI don't know because they have dangerous side-effects.

D) My mother’s medical recordappointmentprescriptionI don't know is so complex that she has to see the best specialists.

E) A nurse has given me a tabletdrawn my bloodchanged the dressingI don't know. The sample she tookmedical recordprescriptionI don't know will be sent to a lab

tests will be donean injection will be givenpulse will be takenI don't know F) Every morning, the old man has 2 injections and 3 prescriptionsswallows 2 capsules and 3 tabletstakes 2 blood samplesI don't know, which is quite unpleasant to him.

G) I’m glad I’ve been cured ofinoculated fortreated againstI don't know my allergy at last… I used to receive several injections every spring.

H) 'You will have to change this dressingswallow tabletstake your pulseI don't know every two days, and must keep it clean.'