专业英语情景剧剧本

How long do I have to have the plaster?

从车祸到医院的PPT

D: What seems to be the problem?

P: I was wounded in a car accident, my right arm was grazed and now, I have a pain in my shoulder.

D: When did the accident happen?

P: 30 minutes ago.

D: I see, and how did you come to the hospital?

P: A passerby sent me here just now.

D: And what’s your name?

P: Sara

D: How old are you?

P: 60 years old.

D: Where do you live?

P: I live in HaiChang Road, ChaShan Town.

D: Okay, can you move your arm?

P: A little bit.

D: Can you point out where you feel painful?

P: （指肩膀）It’s here.

D: What’s the degree of the pain?

P: It’s so painful that I nearly can’t stand it.

D:I got it, now we need an X-ray first. You’d better go to the X-ray Department. When the X-ray are ready, bring them back to me to examine.

(Ten minutes later, the patient brings back the X-ray plates) PPT

P: May I come in? (敲门)

D: Come in, please. I’ll just take a look at it.(看) The X-ray reveals a fracture of your shoulder.

P: Is it serious? How will you treat it, doctor?

D: You don’t need to be serious too much, I will try my best to treat you, now I will put the plaster on your shoulder.

P: But...but...

D: What?

P: Will it cost much money?

D: The price is not very high, just be relax.

P: Will it have a bad effect on my later life?

D: As long as you cooperate with us, the rate of recovering is very high.

(The next morning, Nurse Wang come to see the patient.) PPT

N: Hello, Miss Xu, Did you have a nice sleeping yesterday?

P: I can’t sleep until 1:00 o’clock.

N: I think maybe it’s having the plaster that make you sleepless.

P: Yeah, it’s the part of the reasons, the unfamiliar surroundings is another important reason.

N: Many new patients have the same experience as you. When you are familiar with the hospital,you will gradually adapt to it as time gose by.

P: I except that. How long do I have to have the plaster?

N: About five weeks.

P: Five weeks? Are you sure? If I don’t go back to my company within one week, I must be fired.

N: I feel your feeling, but if you don’t heal your wounds patiently, the sickness will have a bad impact on your later life.

P: Yeah, health is more important than any other. But the plaster is really troublesome, I can’t move easily.

N: I see. But you have to stay in bed and keep it as long as you need.

P: I can move my arm a little bit. Does that mean I am turning all right?

N: Well, that’s good if you can move your arm. But you still need the plaster, and it will help you to recover completely.

P: All right. I just really want to get rid of the plaster.

N: Be patient. You won’t need it in five weeks.