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    This document provides guidelines for visitors at a hospital, including things to do and not to do when visiting patients. It lists prohibited actions like touching medical equipment, visiting with more than two people or when sick, and using patient toilets. Recommended actions include visiting between 2:30-8:30pm, turning off phones, washing hands, extinguishing cigarettes before arriving, and speaking to nurses with any issues. Examples of polite ways to ask visitors to follow the rules are also given.

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    This document provides guidelines for visitors at a hospital, including things to do and not to do when visiting patients. It lists prohibited actions like touching medical equipment, visiting with more than two people or when sick, and using patient toilets. Recommended actions include visiting between 2:30-8:30pm, turning off phones, washing hands, extinguishing cigarettes before arriving, and speaking to nurses with any issues. Examples of polite ways to ask visitors to follow the rules are also given.

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    Soal bahasa inggris tentang educating patient and family

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    This document provides guidelines for visitors at a hospital, including things to do and not to do when visiting patients. It lists prohibited actions like touching medical equipment, visiting with more than two people or when sick, and using patient toilets. Recommended actions include visiting between 2:30-8:30pm, turning off phones, washing hands, extinguishing cigarettes before arriving, and speaking to nurses with any issues. Examples of polite ways to ask visitors to follow the rules are also given.

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    Ns. Nurul Arifah, S.Pd., M.TEFL, M.

    Kep
    Meet Patient and Their Visitors
    Visitors’ Note (Please do not)
    1. Touch the wounds, drips, catheters, or medical
    equipment
    2. Visit more than two at a time
    3. Use the patient’s toilet
    4. Bring flowers into the wards
    5. Visit the hospital if you are suffering from a bad cold,
    flu, diarrhea, and/or vomiting
    6. Bring children under 12 to visit (unless agreed in
    advance)
    Meet Patient and Their Visitors (2)
    Visitors’ Note (Please do)
    1. Visit between 2.30 pm and 8.30 pm
    2. Turn off your mobile phone on the wards
    3. Wash your hands when you enter and leave the ward
    4. Extinguish all cigarettes before you arrive at the
    hospital
    5. Use the chairs provided
    6. Speak to the ward nurse if there is a problem
    Politeness in Asking (example)
    Excuse me, please sit on the chairs provided.
    I’m sorry, you can’t sit in the patient’s bed.
    Recommendation
    Prohibition
    English for Nursing 1 (Vocational English Course Book)

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