(Countable Nouns) Example: Books, pencils, pens, computers, people/persons, children, bags, boxes, magazines, mirrors, etc. To be: are A little(Sedikit/beberapa)
Digunakan untuk benda yang tidak dapat
dihitung (Uncountable Nouns) Example: Salt, sugar, food, money, sand, rice, oil, water, honey, etc. To be: is Task 1
Buat kalimat 5 a few dan 5 a
little BANYAK = MUCH, MANY, A LOT OF MANY = Digunakan untuk benda yang dapat dihitung (Countable Nouns) Example: Books, pencils, pens, computers, people/persons, children, bags, boxes, magazines, mirrors, etc.
MUCH = Digunakan untuk benda yang tidak dapat dihitung
A LOT OF = Digunakan untuk benda yang dapat dihitung
(Countable Nouns) dan benda yang tidak dapat dihitung (Uncountable Nouns) Meeting 4 Reading Comprehension The following are duties of a nurse
1. Perform physical exams and health histories
2. Provide health promotion, counseling and education 3. Administer medications, wound care, and numerous other personalized interventions 4. Interpret patient information and make critical decisions about needed actions 5. Coordinate care, in collaboration with a wide array of health care professionals 6. Conduct research for improving the nursing practices and healthcare outcomes 7. Direct and supervise care delivered by other healthcare 8. Conduct research in support of improved practice and patient outcomes 9. Assess, observe, and record the patient’s behavior and the need for restraint 10. Apply a last resort 11. Get written order and consent as hospital policy 12. Discussing treatment with pharmacist and physicians in the critical cases 13. Communicate with patient and family 14. Coordinate with physicians and other healthcare professionals for creating and evaluating customized care plans 15. Provide emotional and psychological support to the patients and their families 16. Create harmonious environment 17. Diagnosis the disease by analyzing patient’s symptoms and taking required actions for his/her recovery 18. Provide necessary guidance on health maintenance and disease prevention 19. Carry out the requisite treatments and medications 20. Check the stock on a regular basis for maintaining the inventory level, and placing orders if required 21. Change patient’s medication as indicated by their conditions and responses 22. Adhere with the protocols, norms, rules, and regulations in order to maintain complete medical records 23. Maintain hygienic and safe working environment in compliance with the healthcare procedures Pembagian tugas READING bedasarkan nomor urut nama (Cek Grup)
Slide 1= 1-4, 17-20, 33-36
Side 2= 5-8, 21-24, 37-40 Slide 3=9-12, 25-28 Slide 4=13-16, 29-32 Reading a Text • A Nurse Practitioner is a type of Advanced Practice Registered Nurse. If you are planning to become a Nurse Practitioner, know that you are reaching toward one of the highest positions in the nursing field. It takes a great deal of time, education, experience, and dedication to become a nurse of this sort. Like other nurses, nurse practitioners work to help accommodate and care for patients in healthcare settings. • However, most of the time, nurse practitioners have much responsibility than other types of nurses. In facts, they are often in charge of supervising nursing professionals such as Registered Nurse and Licensed Practical Nurses. They are also able to actively participate more in their patients’ care due to their increased clinical knowledge and patient care techniques. • Nurse practitioners can also specialize in certain areas, much like physicians. Family nurse practitioners, for instance, deal with the general mental and physical health of patients. In contrast, pediatric nurse practitioners deal primarily with elderly patients. Other areas that nurse practitioners might specialize in include obstetrics, gynecology, neurology, and anesthesiology. Questions!
1. What is a nurse practitioner?
2. What are the responsibilities of a nurse practitioner? 3. Why is nurse practitioner the highest position of being a nurse? 4. What areas does a nurse practitioner specialize in? 5. Do you want to be a nurse practitioner? Give the reason! Vocabulary building Units in Hospital 1. Accident and Emergency: 2. Admission Department: 3. Ambulatory Units: 4. Anesthetics: 5. Breast Screening: 6. Cardiac Medical Surgical Unit: 7. Central Sterile Supply Department: 8. Community Health Center: 9. Corpse Department: 10. Critical Care Units: 11. Psychiatry Unit: 12. Surgical Ward: Units in Hospital 13. Delivery Room: 14. Dentistry Unit: 15. Dialysis Units: 16. Discharge Lounge: 17. Doctor Lounge: 18. Ear, Nose and Throat: 19. Elderly Services Department: 20. Emergency Department/Room: 21. Geriatric Ward: 22. Health Insurance: 23. Reference Letter: 24. X-ray Department: Units in Hospital 25. Hematology/Oncology and Immunology Unit: 26. Information Center: 27. Inpatient: 28. Inpatient Units: 29. Laboratory: 30. Laundry Department: 31. Intensive Care Unit (ICU) : 32. Maternity Ward: 33. Medical Ward: 34. Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU): 35. Endocrinology Unit: Units in Hospital 36. Neurology and Neurosurgical Unit: 37. Nurse Station/Nurse Lounge: 38. Nutrient Department: 39. Operating Room: 40. Orthopedic Ward: 41. Outpatient: 42. Pediatric Care Center: 43. Perinatology: 44. Pharmacy: 45. Polyclinic: 46. Respiratory Unit: Meeting 5 Preposition of Place Conjunction Preposition of Place Practice! Identify the position of yourself! Identify the position of your friend(s)!
*Practice makes perfect!
Conjunction Conjunction Conjunction Conjunction Meeting 6 PARTS OF BODY Meeting 7 Listening Comprehension Listening Comprehension~ MID TEST TASK NURSE INSTRUCTIONS Language Focus: Nurse Instructions 1. Raise your hand! 9. Lower your foot, please! 2. Please lay down here! 10. Please put it on your armpit! 3. Please follow me! 11. Hold on, please! 4. Move your hand, please! 12. Please open your dress! 5. Open your mouth, please! 13. Relax! 6. Keep your eyes closed, please! 14. Raise your arms! 7. Breathe deeply! 15. Please sit down! 8. Hold your breath, please! 16. Please roll your foot! Common Illnesses and Diseases in English 1. Flu 11. Hepatitis 2. Cold 12. Heart attack 3. Diarrhea 13. Heart disease 4. Pneumonia 14. Stroke 5. Mumps 15. Arthritis 6. Measles 16. Asthma 7. Scarlet fever 17. Lung cancer 8. Bronchitis 18. Diabetes 9. Indigestion 19. Amnesia 10. Appendicitis 20. Ulcer