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    This document provides vocabulary and information about symptoms and injuries. It includes a list of terms related to contusions, sprains, strains, and broken bones. Nouns and verbs are categorized relating to common medical symptoms like bleeding, coughing, dizziness, infections, pain, swelling, and sickness. The document concludes with recommendations to use open-ended questions like "how" and "what" rather than close-ended questions when asking someone about their condition and symptoms.

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    UNIT 4 : SYMPTOMS

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    Contusion : Memar
    Sprain : Kesleo (ligament)
    Strain : Terkilir (tendon)
    ER : Emergency Room (ruang gawat darurat)
    Broken wrist : Patah tulang pergelangan
    Swell : Bengkak
    Bruise : Memar
    Banged : Terbentur
    Suffering : Penderitaan
    Painkillers : Pereda Nyeri
    Pale : Pucat

    Noun Verb Adjective


    Blood (darah) To bleed (berdarah) Bloody (berdarah)
    Breathlessness To be short of Breathless (tersengal-
    breathe sengal)
    Bruise To bruise (memar) Bruised
    Cough (batuk) To cough
    Dizziness Dizzy (pusing)
    Infection To infect Infected (terinfeksi)
    Pain Painful (nyeri)
    Swelling To swell (bengkak) Swollen
    Sickness To feel/to be sick
    (sakit)

    Asking about symptoms and injury


    If you want to ask someone about their condition, use open question (WH question)

    Open question Close question


    How long did the pain last this time? Are you …?
    How do you feel the pain in your arm? Does it..?
    Can you describe…? Were you taking…?
    Tell me how it happen
    Can you tell me how…?
    What were you doing when…?
    How bad is ..?

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