Tugas Sabtu 24 Oktober 2020 (Muhammad Iik Rifa'i)

Nama : Muhammad Iik Rifa’i
NIM : 2014201126
Kelas : Kelas B
TASK 1
NO, QUESTION
1 Complete this short text with the words below:
kidneys – connects – organs – expelled – removes – urinate – bladder – toxins
The Excretory System

The excretory system (1) Removes waste and (2) Toxins from the body. The main (3)Organs
are the (4) Kidneys, the ureter, the bladder and the urethra. Whe have two kidneys which are
located above the (5)Bladder. The ureter is a tube which (6)Connect the kidneys to the
bladder. The urethra is the tube from the bladder to the outside. Waste fluid and toxins are
(7) Expelled through the urethra when we (8)Urinate.
2 The study of the skin (skin deasease) is called as Dermatology
3 A specialist in the respiratory system is called as Pneumologist
4 A tumour in the kidney is called as Nephroma
5 Carditis is the inflammation of the Heart
6 The inflammation of the joint is called as Arthritis
7 Complete this short text with the words below:
theatre nurses – adult nurses – school nurses – neonatal nurses – mental health nurses –
paediatric nurses – learning disabilities nurses – midwives
Career in Nursing
(1)Neonatal Nurses work with newborn babies who are born sick or prematurely. Often,
premature infants have breathing problems which can be life-threatening if they are not treated
promptly and monitored. Also, ill babies must be fed in a spesialised way in a hygienic
environment that is warm. These patients have a wide range of physical and mental health
conditions so (2) Learning disabilities nurses work with (3) Mental Health Nurses face a
complex and difficult area, working with GPs, psychiatrists and psychologists to care for patients
with mental illness. Conditions range from personality and psychological disorders to neuroses
and psychoses.
The (4)Paediatric Nurses faces a wide range of situations, including babies with heart
complications, teenagers with broken limbs and child protection. Health problems can affect a
child’s development socially and educationally so the nurse’s role is very important. (5) Adult
Nurses work with adults with diverse health conditions. They work in hospitals, clinics or the
community. Many patients are elderly, others have disabilities or have a terminal illness so it
may involve shift work to provide 24-hour care. (6) Midwives are spesialises nurses who assist
mothers and newborn babies during and after the birth. They give advice on hygiene,
breastfeeding and the post-natal well-being of the mother and baby. They work both in hospitals
and in the community.
(7) School Nurses usually work for the national health service (NHS) or schools. They provide
health and sex education in schools, carry out developmental sreening (testing all the students)
and administer immunisation programmes. (8) Theatre Nurses are qualified nurses that have
completed additional training to care for patients of all ages at the different stage surgery. Based
in
hospital, they work in operating theatres, anaesthetic/recovery areas and on specialised wards.
8 For the question number 8 – 11, complete the sentence with the words below:
next to – left – the bottom of – in front of.
Turn Left after Pathology.
9 Your ward is in fornt of physiotherapy.
10 Go straight at the buttom of the stairs.
11 The Pharmacy is Next to the main entrance.
12 The pharmacy Make prescription medicines.
13 Dead patients are taken to the Mortoary.
14 Department of corona care handles the problems of Coronavirus desease.
15 The elderly people is related to Multiple health disorders.
16 The hospital staff is the same meaning with Medical staff.
17 The problems of tonsils is handled in the department of Otolaryngology.
18 The ambulance Arrived at 7.30 p.m. last night.
19 Andri: Did he interview the patient?
Jhony: Yes, He Did.
20 Sometimes it is difficult to read Prescription.
21 Signs and symptoms are the tools for making a Diagnosis.
22 She suffered nausea and Vomitus.
23 Could you move your legs?
24 Killer Pain can have weak symptoms.
25 An outpatient needs treatment but not a Bed.
26 In medical term, A&E is stand for Accident & Emergency.
27 In medical term, ECG is stand for ElectroCardioGram.
28 The new patient is Coming from Nephrology.
29 Doctor’s Assistant: Good morning, this is dr. Larry’s office.
How may I help you?
Patient : Good morning, I need to make an Appoinment with dr.
Larry.
30 Complete the dialogue between the nurse and patient below:
Nurse : Hello, Mr. Sainsbury. How are you feeling?

Patient: Oh, Janet. It’s so painful. I know they said I was ready
to leave hospital
but I really don’t think they know how (1) Painfull it is.
Nurse : Oh dear. I understand that it must be difficult for you. A shoulder
(2) Operation can be very painful. Can you tell me what the
pain’s like at the moment?
Patient: Yes, it’s very painful. It’s still very painful. I don’t think
I’m never going to be all right again.
Nurse : I can see how you might think that. Unfortunately, shoulder
operations take a long time to heal. Can you tell me how painful
it is on the (3) Pain Scale ? You remember 0 is no pain and 10
is the worst pain you can imagine.
Patient: Yes, I remember the pain scale. They use it all the time in hospital.
It’s a 7 this morning. No, actually it’s an 8. I never know what
the difference is.
Nurse : Well, if the (4) Pain stops you from moving around then it’s
severe pain. It’s different for everyone but severe pain is
anything between 7 and 10. What does the pain feel like?
Patient: It seems to (5) Ache most of the time. It’s a really sharp pain
when I try to lift my arm.
Nurse : Are you able to do (6) Exercise the physiotherapist gave you?
Patient: No, I can’t do them. I try to but I can’t manage. It’s too painful.
Nurse : Are you taking your painkillers before you do the exercise?
Patient: No, I don’t want to take too many painkillers. It’s not good for you.
Nurse : I understand your concerns but the thing is that shoulder
operations are very painful. But it’s also very important that you
do your exercises, so your shoulder doesn’t become too stiff.
Patient: Oh yes, I think that the (7) Physiotherapist mentioned that to me.
I really try to do them but it hurts a lot.
Nurse : Yes it is quite difficult at first. That’s why it’s important not to miss
your painkiller (8) Doses . If you have the painkillers regularly,
it keeps the pain under control much better.
You have some painkillers due now. If you take them and wait
for 20 minutes you’ll be able to do your exercises.
Patient: All right. I’ll try that.
Answers
1. …………………
1) Removes
2) Toxins
3) Organs
4) Kidneys
5) Bladder
6) Connect
7) Expelled
8) Urinate
2. Dermatology
3. Pneumologist
4. Nephroma
5. Heart
6. Arthritis
7. …………………
1) Neonatal nurses
2) Learning disabilities nurses
3) Mental health
4) Pediatric nurses
5) Adult nurses
6) Midwives
7) School nurses
8) Theatre nurses
8. Left
9. in front of
10. the bottom of
11. next to
12. Make prescription
13. mortuary
14. Coronavirus desease
15. Multiple health disorders
16. Medical staff
17. Otolaryngology
18. Arrived
19. He did
20. Prescription
21. Diagnosis
22. Vomitus
23. Could you
24. Pain
25. Bed
26. Accident & Emergency
27. ElectroCardioGram
28. Coming
29. An appoinment
30. …………………
1) Painfull
2) Operation
3) Pain Scale
4) Pain
5) Ache
6) Exercise
7) Physioterapist
8) Doses

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Nurse : Hello, Mr. Sainsbury. How are you feeling?

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