ENGLISH

1. INTRODUCTION

QUESTIONS

1. How many hours do you sleep?

2. Do you smoke?
3. How much water do you drink a day?
4. How often do you exercise?
5. Do you eat vegetables?
6. How many cups of coffee do you drink a day?
7. How often do you drink energetic drinks?
8. How many meals do you have a day?

BRAINSTORM

Heart
Shoulder
Eyebrows
Feet
Elbow
Feet
Waist
Femur
Liver
Anus
Stoamch radius
Heart

NURSE
Heart
Spiritual care
Empathy
Human
Psychologist
Take care of a person
Help
Applying a bandage
Hospital wards
Cardiology
Urology
Maternity

INSTRUMENTS
Oxygen point
réflex hammer
Monkey pole
Scalpel
Crutches
Sthethescope

PROCEDURES
CPR
administering a shot/oxygen
Patient’s room
Pillow
Blanket
Observation chart
Curtain
Matress
Urine bottle
Call button

FLORENCE
Implemented hygenic procedures

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Is sth making you uncomfortable?

A sprain = esquince

Twist ankle / sprain / fracture (less tan a break) / break

To sprain / a sprained ankle

A stuffy nose = congestionado

My eyes itch

A bruise = moratón

Ache /eik/

Ache / sore / hurt / pain

SORE
Adjective – i have a sore throat
Noun – a canker sore (llaga)
Cold sore / fever blíster – calentura

ACHE
Noun- a backache
Verb – to ache (his calf aches)

HURT
Verb + object – hurting me
Verb without object – my back hurts

PAIN

In / a / the / a lot of / + noun – he’s in great pain / he has a pain (es un pesado)

Cramps = calambres

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1. hurt
2. hurt
3. pain
4. pain
5. ache
6. hurt
7. hurt
8. pain
9. hurt / ache
10. hurt
11. hurts
12. pain
13. ache
14. pain
15. pain
16. pain

HOMEWORK page 34 & 35

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1. a
2. f
3. b
4. g – partially numb (no se puede sentir)
5. c
6. h
7. d
8. i
9. e
10. j
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1. He has had a dull aching pain in his back for three weeks
2. He has been feeling intense stabbing pain in his chest since yesterday
3. He has had an excruciating throbbing headache for two days
4. He has had a mild cramp in her fingers for 2 months
5. He has had an unbearable throbbing earache for 3 days

Present perfect – has had – sth that started in the past and continuous in the present
For + period of time (2 days / 1 month / 6 weeks)
Since + (start) yesterday, march, 1990
bug
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Stain – mancha
Plough on – continue working
Flee –
Sniffle –
Bout of –
The fairer sex / gentle gender – women

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I.
a) virus – bugs
b) disappear – vanished
c) results - findings
d) ill - unwell

II.
Nuissance
Gender
Flee
Plough on
A Bout /baut/

III.

When the are bugs in the air, females continue to work no matter what. However, men run away
/ escape to their beds at the slightest symptom.

IV.
a) the male immune system is less strong
b) female hormones
c) No. Menopause.
d) hormones
e) No

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1. b
2.
3.
4. h
5.
6.
7.
8.
9. f

Possible symptoms of asthma

Chest tigthness
Coughing
Shortness of breath
Wheezing, which causes a whistling sound when you breathe out

INFOGRAPHIC

Objectives

- Recuperación post covid mediante movimiento, caminar y yoga

- Recovery post-COVID through bodyweight exercise, walking and yoga

Recover your health

Recover your life

Recupera tu salud
Recupera tu vida

GUIDE FOR STARTERS

La fase post covid en muchas personas produce fatiga y cansancio lo que puede dificultar volver
a nuestra vida normal.

Las mejores formas de recuperación física son las siguientes:

The post-covid phase in many people produces fatigue and

tiredness, which can make it difficult to return to our
normal lives.

The best forms of physical recovery are the next ones:

Practicing yoga can be beneficial for:

Respiratory diseases
A better immune system
A quick improvement in health
ENDURANCE WORKOUT
Ayuda a producir células para tu sistema inmunitario
Helps produce cells for your immune system

Tiene que ser progresivo empezando de menos a mayor

intensidad

It has to be progressive starting from low to high intensity

Start with squats and push-ups

Continue with

Lung health – enfermedades respiratorias

Reducing viral susceptibility - mejorar el sistema
inmunitario
Speed the recovery –

GO FOR A WALK

Easy and at everyone’s reach

It’s better out than in to breathe cleaner air

La recuperación es diferente para cada persona

Don`t overwork yourself

The improvement is non-identical for each person

DON´T GIVE UP!

HOMEWORK

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Fissure – opening in the skin

Mumps – papelas – uses painful swelling in the neck and slight fever

Asthma – medical condition (chronic)

Hepatitis – a serious disease of the liver

NURSING COMMUNICATION

Anxiety

Why is this? Uncertainty, new illnesess

1. What is the first thing the nurse does?

Why is/isn’t this a good idea?

2. What is the patient’s primary complaint?

3. How does the nurse respond to the patient’s complaints?

4. What type of questions does the nurse ask?

5. What are some other things the patient tells the nurse?

6. How does the patient feel after the conversation?

7. What could the nurse have done differently?

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