Doctor visit
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Dr. Li asks Mrs. Wilson what is bothering her and about her symptoms. Mrs. Wilson says she feels under the weather, and has a cough, fatigue, and thinks she has a fever. Dr. Li checks her temperature and confirms she has a slight fever. Based on her symptoms, Dr. Li determines Mrs. Wilson has a virus, possibly the flu, and prescribes medication for her to take one pill twice a day with food and drink plenty of liquids.
Doctor visit
- 2. •What’s bothering you? What are your symptoms?
- 3. Dr. Li: Hello Mrs. Wilson. What’s bothering you? Mrs. Wilson: I’m feeling under the weather. Dr. Li: Ok, tell me your symptoms? Mrs. Wilson: Well I have a cough, I’m tired and I think I have a fever. Dr. Li: First let me check your temperature. Hmmm, you’re a little warm. I think you have a bug. It might be the flu. I’m going to give you a prescription for some medicine. Mrs. Wilson: How much should I take? Dr. Li: One pill, twice a day with food, and be sure to drink lots of liquids! New words/phrases To feel under the weather= to feel sick to have a cough= A little warm= to have a small fever Bug= a virus (like cold or flu)
- 4. Comprehension How does Mrs. Wilson feel? What are her symptoms? What does the doctor do? What does the doctor prescribe? What should she do?
- 6. Oral Practice Look at the expressions, tell me about a time you felt under the weather in the past. What did you do? To feel under the weather to have a cough A little warm Bug