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    The nurse checked in on the patient, who said he was feeling better. The patient asked if his medicine had changed, and the nurse confirmed they had reduced his dosage and changed when one was taken. The nurse then informed the patient they would do a blood test to check his hemoglobin level, which would require an empty stomach. When the patient asked what he could have for breakfast after, the nurse said oats and milk, though the patient felt that was too bland and asked if they could make it more interesting. The nurse assured him he would get a healthy and enjoyable lunch instead.

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    The nurse checked in on the patient, who said he was feeling better. The patient asked if his medicine had changed, and the nurse confirmed they had reduced his dosage and changed when one was taken. The nurse then informed the patient they would do a blood test to check his hemoglobin level, which would require an empty stomach. When the patient asked what he could have for breakfast after, the nurse said oats and milk, though the patient felt that was too bland and asked if they could make it more interesting. The nurse assured him he would get a healthy and enjoyable lunch instead.

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    Conversation Between Nurse and Patient

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    The nurse checked in on the patient, who said he was feeling better. The patient asked if his medicine had changed, and the nurse confirmed they had reduced his dosage and changed when one was taken. The nurse then informed the patient they would do a blood test to check his hemoglobin level, which would require an empty stomach. When the patient asked what he could have for breakfast after, the nurse said oats and milk, though the patient felt that was too bland and asked if they could make it more interesting. The nurse assured him he would get a healthy and enjoyable lunch instead.

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    CONVERSATION BETWEEN NURSE AND PATIENT

    Nurse: Good morning sir, how are you feeling now?


    Patient: Good Morning, I am feeling better than before.

    Nurse: That’s really great. You look hale and hearty.


    Patient: I just want to know that have you changed my medicine because you gave
    me only two medicines in the morning.

    Nurse: Yes, seeing the steady improvement in your health, we have reduced your
    dosage. And that medicine will be given to you only at night.
    Patient: I am a touch relieved after hearing this.

    Nurse: You have a blood test right now.


    Patient: Blood test for what?

    Nurse: To check the level your hemoglobin.


    Patient: OK and will that be done empty stomach?

    Nurse: Yes, it will done empty stomach.


    Patient: What will I get in breakfast after the test?

    Nurse: Today you will get oats along with a cup of milk.


    Patient: That’s so bland and boring. Can’t you jazz it up a little?

    Nurse: Hilarious! Don’t worry you will get a healthy and sumptuous lunch.


    Patient: That’s perfect.
     
    VOCABULARY

    Hale and hearty – strong and healthy  


    Bland – tasteless, uninteresting
    Jazz it up – make something more interesting
    Sumptuous – good, splendid

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