Dialogue1:
A: I brought a friend of mine in here. Can I see him?
B: What’s his name?
A: Steve Baxter. He has an injured leg.
B: He’s in room8. but the doctor’s seeing him at this time.
A: Do you know how long he’ll be?
B: I don’t know. It shouldn’t be too long. You can just wait in
the
waiting room.
A: Do you know anything about his condition?
B: I believe that he has a broken left leg. But its only a
simple
fracture.
A: what does that mean?
B: That means it’s a clean break without complications.
A: That’s good to hear. I thought it might be more serious.
B:
A: Yes. It was my fault. I accidentally backed a truck into
him.
B: He must be mad at you.
A: He is. But we’re friends. I’ll buy him a beer and he’ll
forgive
me.
B: I hope so. You’ll have to ask the doctor for more details
about
his condition.
A: I’ll do that. Thanks a lot.
B: Don’t mention it.
Dialogue2:
B: It’s Saturday night. People having fun aren’t very careful
some
get hurt.
A: Hey, look at that guy over there on the stretcher. What happened
to
him?
B: The one with the bloody face?
A: Yeah. That guy. He’s a real mess.
B: A police officer told me that he lost a fight.
A: I hate to be the winner of the fight.
B: The cops are looking for him right now. I think.
A: What are we waiting for anyway?
B: We’re waiting for the nurse to finish some paperwork on
the
patient we just brought in.
A: She’s taking a while. We’ve got to get out of here.
B: She should be done soon. Maybe something pulled her away.
A: I hope not. I’m going to go see what the delay is.
B: Get me some coffee on your way. Alright?
A: Sure. I’ll be back in a second.
B: I’ll just be right here waiting.
Dialogue3:
A: Isn’t the guy in room4 a little familiar?
B: That’s Mr. Jones. He keeps showing up with that foot
infection.
A: He’s fine every time he leaves. Then he’s back a month
later.
回事。
B: He’s a patient at Oak Valley Nursing Home.
A: That place is awful. They keep sending him here because they
can’t
seem to take care of him.
B: We’ve complained to them before about their level of care.
A: Have you complained to the city before?
B: No. just to the nursing home.
A: This time I want to make a complaint to the city. This needs
to
stop.
B: I agree. Mr. Jones’ foot is almost rotting off.
A: That’s just intolerable. After I go see him. Get me the
paperwork
to make a complaint.
B: Yes. Doctor. Anything else?
A;
B: No. I think we’re out.
A: Could you get somebody to make some more?
B: No problem.
A:
B: That’s correct.
Dialogue 4
A: oh hi doctor. Do you have any news?
嗨,你好,医生,有什么消息吗?
B: yes . I have some good news. Your mother is now in stable
condition.
是的。我有好消息。你的母亲目前情况稳定。
A: well . that is good to hear. I was so worried about her
earlier.
听到这个消息真是太好了。在这之前,我非常担心她。
B: she was having an irregular heartbeat and that is been causing
some
problems.
她有点心律失调,而这又引起了其它一些问题。
A:
那需要什么特别的治疗吗?
B: no. not right now. I will prescribe her some medicine to
control
her heartbeat. That is all.
不需要,目前还不需要。我会给她开些药来控制她的心跳,仅此而已。
A: what about in the future?那将来怎么办?
B: it is hard to say. If she takes her medication eats right
and
exercises . she should be okay. But we may have to do more in
the
future.
难说,如果她按时服药,饮食得当,常做运动,她应该会没事。但将来我们可能
得做进一步的治疗。
A: like what?例如是什么样的治疗?
B: perhaps heart surgery or pacemaker. Its impossible to say
right
now. I wouldn’t worry at this point.
也许要做心脏手术或安装起搏器。现在还不可能说清楚。这一点我倒不担心。
A: how long will she be in the hospital?
她在要医院里呆多久?
B: we should keep her here for observation for another two days.
I
think
我认为我们应该让她再留院观察两天。.
A: then she can go home?
然后她就可以回家了吗?
B: yes. Then she can go
是的。之后她就可以回家了。
Dialogue5:
A: Dad, how are you doing?
B: I’m doing better. What’s that in the bag?
A: I just brought a few of your things from home. Some books
and
clothes.
B: That’s nice. I’m getting bored just watching TV in here.
A: That was a pretty hard fall you took
B: The doctor said
worse. I guess.
A: . you’re getting older. You’ve got be more careful.
B: I know, I know. Where’s your mother?
A: She’ll be here in a little bit. She’s downstairs giving
the
doctor some information.
B: it’s good thing my company has got a good medical insurance
plan.
A: I know. You’re lucky. How long do you have to be here?
B: Maybe another week. After that, I’ve got to come back for
physical
therapy visits.
A: I see. That doesn’t sound like fun. Is there anything I can do
to
help?
B: No. I’ll be fine. I just hope your mother isn’t too
worried.
A: She always worries.
B: I know. That’s why I love her.