EXPRESS OPINION IN NURSING

MADE KARMA

TOPIC
1. INTRODUCTION
2. ADVICE
3. RESPONDING

Objectives:
1. The students can be able to express an
introduction to your self, the others by
composing sentences both oral or writing
2. The students can be able to express the advice
ib oral or writing
3. The student can understand in express an
opinion
4. The students can respond in some cases by
english
Introductions
It is useful for a third person to perform
introductions in English.
He will say:
1. This Mr. Johson ... This is Miss Jane (at the
same time indicating each person with his
hands)
Or
May I introduse you to Mr. Robinson ? This is Mr.
Maker, How dyou do... How dyou do
Remember that How do you do is only used
after introductions, and can not be used for
later meetings.
If there is no third person to introduce you,
say:
May I introduce myself ? My name is made john
How dyou do ? My name is nyoman Peter
Introducing a speaker
If you are introducing a speaker you should
say ( indicating the speaker with your hand):
Ladies and gentlemen, Professor Green
or
Ladies and gentlemen, I have great
pleasure introducing our guest speaker,
General Peter
The next time you meet
For next and later meeting, to people
whom you know, say:
Good morning : until about lunch time
Good afternoon : until tea time of just
after 5-6 p.m
Good evening : till about 9.00 p.m
Note: Do not say good day, good evening when
leaving, good night is used.
Examples:
Conversation
Mr. Brown: Good morning, Mr. Green. How are
you ?
Mr. Green: Very well, thank you. How are you?
John: Fine, thank you. I dont think you have met
my secretary. This is Mr. Green. This Miss Black.
Green and Miss Black : How dyou do ?
Green : You have a very nice office here
Miss Black: Yes, It is nice, isnt it ? I like working
here very much.
( The days later)
Green : Good afternoon, Miss Black.
Miss Black : Good afternoon, Howare you
today, Mr. Green?
Green : Not too well, Im afraid. I must have
caught a bit of a cold I think
Miss Black : Oh (ou) , I am sorry to here that.
In many situations where polite are required, English tends to
improvise. However, there are a number of more or less set polite
phrases. Note that many of these are in the imperative.
Conveying greeting:
Please remember me to your family- Thank you, I will
Give my best regards to Mary- Thank you. I certainly will
Others enjoyment:
Have a good time. thak you
Have anice time
Have a good holiday. thank you. I am sure I shall
Enjoy yourself.- Thank you, Im sure I will
I hope you have a good time


Express an Opinion:
Likes: How do you like Madam ?
Oh. I like Sanglah hodpital very
much.
Its an Accredited Hospital by Jci
Dislikes: How did you like the Sanglah
Hospital? I liked the hospital, but I
didn like all the noice around it.
Preferences:
In speech Id rather is commonly used to
express immediate preference:
Id rather go by motorbike to Sanlah Hospital
Prefer is also used , specially to indicate
general preference:
I prefer the Sanglah hospital to Alexadre
Advice : ( informed ) opinion about what to do ,
how to behave/ recommend:
You wont get well unless you follow your
doctors advice
The nurse advived the patient complete rest
What do you advice the patients to do if they
will be dishcharge?
Responding:
to make the usual answers or responses to
act in answer to, because of, the action of
another, react (to)
Examples:
Respond of patients at hospital services make
the usual answers/responces to the Nurses,

Hospital is
An institution for the treament of the sick. An institution
suitably located , contructed, organized, managed, and
personneled, to supply, scientifically, economically,
efficiently and unhindered, all or any recognized part of the
complex requirements for the prevention, diagnosis, and
treatment of phisical, mental, and the medical aspect of
social ills; wiyh functioning facilities for training new
worker in the many special professional, technical and
economic fields essential to the charge of it proper
function; and with adequate contact with physicians , other
hospital , medical schools and all accredited health
agencies engaged in the better health program.

Measuring STDs Incidence
Several factors impair our ability to quantify the occurence of
STDs in most populations. Incidence data on new infections are
reliable only when (1) all persons becoming infected seek care
and (2) all care providers report all cases. For infections that are
often asymptomatic (such as many STDs among women), the
number of reports from providers are likely to be less than the
true incidence because many of those infected will never be
aware of their infection. Even when patients have symptomatic
infections, they may not seek care from who reports cases. In
countries with few medical resources, STD patients may attempt
self-treatment, seek treatment from providers who do not
report cases, may be simply wait for symptoms to resolve and
thus their infections never be reported

1. Here are some things you can do to take
care of your health. Which two do you thinkb
are the most important ?
a. Not smoking
b. Taking regular exercise
c. Eating good quality food
d. Having regular check ups
e. Deiting to keep your weight down
`f. Not drinking alcohol

The Story
Debra Levy is a student at Oxford Polytechnic. A yaer ago she was
extremely thin, got headaches, couldnt concertrate, forgot things. Her
face was spotty, her stomach was almost always upset, she couldnt
sleep. For a long time , no one couldnt help her. Her doctor used to give
her sleeping pills, but each new kind only worked for a short time.
Then , after talking to a friend with semilar problems Debra began
to think she might be allergic to foods and chemicals. She went to see a
spesialist. The specialist tested her and found out that she was allergic to
things she ate. Breathed, touched.
Now Debra is much better. She takes medicine but she also has to
avoid some of the things that make her ill. Things like chlorine in driking
water, fumes from cars and chimicals in food all hurt her. So she has to
drink bottled water, use a special air filler and avoid tinneed or packaged
food. Fortunately she shares a house with other women who
understand her problem and they share the cooking and shopping for
her diet.

Debra will finish her studiesthis year and
begin looking for a job. But she is worried
that this will be difficult. Most of the jobs
that interest her are in London but she can
not live there because of the polluted air. So
learning what was causing her problems has
complicated her life, but she sleep well and is
healty most of the time now.




GOOD LUCK AND THANK YOU
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