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1. 0:01Good morning. I’m Dr. Harris.
2. 0:03Please have a seat.
3. 0:05Good morning, Doctor.
4. 0:07Thank you.
5. 0:09How can I help you today, Mia?
6. 0:11I haven’t been feeling well since yesterday morning.
7. 0:15I see. What symptoms do you have?
8. 0:18I have a sore throat, a headache,
9. 0:21and I feel a little dizzy.
10. 0:24I also had a fever last night.
11. 0:27Okay. Do you know how high your fever was?
12. 0:31It was about 38.5 degrees Celsius.
13. 0:35That is a moderate fever.
14. 0:38Do you still have a fever now?
15. 0:40I’m not sure.
16. 0:42I feel warm,
17. 0:43but not as hot as last night.
18. 0:46We’ll check your temperature in a moment.
19. 0:48Do you have a cough?
20. 0:50Yes, but not too much.
21. 0:52It is a dry cough.
22. 0:54Any runny nose or stuffy nose?
23. 0:58A little. My nose was stuffy this morning.
24. 1:02Do you have chest pain or trouble breathing?
25. 1:05No, I can breathe normally.
26. 1:07My chest feels okay.
27. 1:10Do you feel pain when you swallow?
28. 1:13Yes. It hurts when I drink water or eat something.
29. 1:17Have you eaten today?
30. 1:19Not really.
31. 1:20I only had some warm water and a small piece of bread.
32. 1:25Okay. Have you taken any medicine?
33. 1:28Yes. I took a fever reducer last night.
34. 1:31I think it was paracetamol.
35. 1:34Did it help?
36. 1:36Yes, the fever went down a little,
37. 1:38and I slept for a few hours.
38. 1:41Good.
39. 1:42Are you allergic to any medicine?
40. 1:45No, not that I know of.
41. 1:48Do you have any health problems, like asthma,
42. 1:50diabetes, or high blood pressure?
43. 1:53No, I’m usually healthy.
44. 1:56Have you been around anyone who was sick recently?
45. 1:59Yes, maybe. A coworker had a bad cough two days ago.
46. 2:05I see.
47. 2:06It may be a common cold or a throat infection.
48. 2:09I need to examine you first.
49. 2:12Okay.
50. 2:13Please open your mouth and say “ah.”
51. 2:17Ah.
52. 2:19Your throat is quite red,
53. 2:20but I don’t see anything too serious.
54. 2:23Now I’ll listen to your chest.
55. 2:25Please breathe in and out slowly.
56. 2:28Like this?
57. 2:29Yes, that’s right.
58. 2:31Breathe in… and out.
59. 2:35Good. Again, please.
60. 2:38Okay.
61. 2:39Now let’s check your temperature and blood pressure.
62. 2:42Sure.
63. 2:43Your temperature is 37.8 now,
64. 2:46so it is still a little high.
65. 2:48Your blood pressure is normal.
66. 2:50Is it serious, Doctor?
67. 2:53No, it doesn’t look serious at the moment.
68. 2:56It looks like a mild infection,
69. 2:57probably from a virus.
70. 2:59You need rest and fluids.
71. 3:02I’ll give you medicine for fever and pain.
72. 3:04You can take it after meals.
73. 3:06Take one tablet every six hours if you have fever or pain.
74. 3:10Do not take more than four tablets in one day.
75. 3:13I’ll also give you throat lozenges.
76. 3:16You can use one every few hours when your throat hurts.
77. 3:19Also, drink warm water.
78. 3:22Avoid very cold drinks for now.
79. 3:25Should I stay home from work?
80. 3:27Yes, if possible,
81. 3:29rest at home for one or two days.
82. 3:31You may still be contagious,
83. 3:33and your body needs time to recover.
84. 3:36Okay, I’ll try to rest.
85. 3:38Also, eat light food, such as soup,
86. 3:41rice, bananas, or toast.
87. 3:44Don’t skip meals completely.
88. 3:47Got it. Thank you, Doctor.
89. 3:49You’re welcome. Here is your prescription.
90. 3:52The pharmacy is near the main exit.
91. 3:55Thank you.
92. 4:07If someone is dizzy, they feel like they may fall or lose balance.
93. 4:14Mia felt dizzy when she stood up too quickly.
94. 4:27A runny nose is a condition where liquid comes out of your nose, usually because you are sick or have allergies.
95. 4:37She had a runny nose and needed to use tissues often.
96. 4:51A stuffy nose is a condition where your nose feels blocked and it is hard to breathe through it.
97. 4:59Mia had a stuffy nose in the morning.
98. 5:10If someone is allergic to something, they get sick or feel uncomfortable when they eat, touch, or breathe it.
99. 5:20She told the doctor she was allergic to some medicine.
100. 5:33A throat infection is an illness that makes the throat sore, painful, or swollen.
101. 5:41The doctor checked Mia’s throat to see if she had a throat infection.
102. 5:55Fluids are drinks or liquids, such as water, warm tea, soup, juice, or oral rehydration drinks, that help the body stay hydrated and healthy, especially when someone is sick.
103. 6:13The doctor told Mia to drink more fluids and get enough rest.
104. 6:26Lozenges are small tablets that you slowly melt in your mouth to help a sore throat or cough.
105. 6:36Mia bought some lozenges to help her sore throat feel better.
106. 6:48If an illness is contagious, it can spread from one person to another.
107. 6:56The doctor said the flu can be contagious, so Mia should rest at home.
108. 7:09How can I help you today, Mia?
109. 7:16I haven’t been feeling well since yesterday morning.
110. 7:29I see. What symptoms do you have?
111. 7:40I have a sore throat, a headache, and I feel a little dizzy.
112. 7:59I also had a fever last night.
113. 8:07Do you know how high your fever was?
114. 8:14It was about 38.5 degrees Celsius.
115. 8:28That is a moderate fever.
116. 8:35Do you still have a fever now?
117. 8:42I’m not sure.
118. 8:46I feel warm, but not as hot as last night.
119. 9:00We’ll check your temperature in a moment.
120. 9:06Do you have a cough?
121. 9:11Yes, but not too much. It is a dry cough.
122. 9:28Any runny nose or stuffy nose?
123. 9:38A little. My nose was stuffy this morning.
124. 9:50Do you have chest pain or trouble breathing?
125. 10:00No, I can breathe normally.
126. 10:08My chest feels okay.
127. 10:14Do you feel pain when you swallow?
128. 10:22Yes. It hurts when I drink water or eat something.
129. 10:37Have you eaten today?
130. 10:42Not really. I only had some warm water and a small piece of bread.
131. 11:01Have you taken any medicine?
132. 11:08Yes. I took a fever reducer last night.
133. 11:21I think it was paracetamol.
134. 11:28Did it help?
135. 11:32Yes, the fever went down a little, and I slept for a few hours.
136. 11:50Are you allergic to any medicine?
137. 11:57No, not that I know of.
138. 12:05Do you have any health problems, like asthma, diabetes, or high blood pressure?
139. 12:24No, I’m usually healthy.
140. 12:32Have you been around anyone who was sick recently?
141. 12:43Yes, maybe. A coworker had a bad cough two days ago.
142. 13:01I see. It may be a common cold or a throat infection.
143. 13:19I need to examine you first.
144. 13:26Please open your mouth and say “ah.”
145. 13:36Your throat is quite red, but I don’t see anything too serious.
146. 13:52Now I’ll listen to your chest.
147. 13:59Please breathe in and out slowly.
148. 14:09Yes, that’s right. Breathe in… and out.
149. 14:28Now let’s check your temperature and blood pressure.
150. 14:38Your temperature is 37.8 now,
151. 14:49so it is still a little high.
152. 14:57Your blood pressure is normal.
153. 15:03Is it serious, Doctor?
154. 15:10No, it doesn’t look serious at the moment.
155. 15:19It looks like a mild infection,
156. 15:27probably from a virus.
157. 15:33You need rest and fluids.
158. 15:41I’ll give you medicine for fever and pain.
159. 15:50You can take it after meals.
160. 15:57Take one tablet every six hours if you have fever or pain.
161. 16:12Do not take more than four tablets in one day.
162. 16:24I’ll also give you throat lozenges.
163. 16:32You can use one every few hours when your throat hurts.
164. 16:44Also, drink warm water. Avoid very cold drinks for now.
165. 17:04Should I stay home from work?
166. 17:11Yes, if possible, rest at home for one or two days.
167. 17:26You may still be contagious, and your body needs time to recover.
168. 17:41Okay, I’ll try to rest.
169. 17:49Also, eat light food, such as soup, rice, bananas, or toast.
170. 18:10Don’t skip meals completely.
171. 18:16Got it. Thank you, Doctor.
172. 18:25You’re welcome. Here is your prescription.
173. 18:35The pharmacy is near the main exit.