Fall OET role play
Interlocutor Role Play Card. Setting: Hospital Accident and Emergency Department Patient: You have just fallen down the stairs at home […]
Interlocutor Role Play Card. Setting: Hospital Accident and Emergency Department Patient: You have just fallen down the stairs at home […]
Interlocutor Role Play Card. Setting: Community Health Centre Patient: You have recently become a parent and had your 40th birthday.
Interlocutor: Petting: Emergency Department of a large city Hospital Patient: You are a 32-year-old vehicle accident victim, the driver of
Interlocutor. Setting: Hospital Surgical Ward PATIENT: You are an elderly patient who had hip replacement surgery three days ago. The
Interlocutor: SETTING: HOSPITAL EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT PATIENT: You are very worried about some symptoms you are experiencing. You also suffer from
Interlocutor: SETTING: HOME VISIT PATIENT: You have mild COPD, and have been given a home oxygen cylinder to ease your
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