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    Admission Reports - Rmik

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    The document provides instructions for completing an admission report for a patient. It lists 10 components that should be included in the report, such as the patient's full name, allergies, occupation, next of kin, family history, and reason for admission. Students are assigned to create an admission report for a hypothetical patient by deciding on a disease or illness and providing details for each of the 10 required components using simple past and past continuous verb tenses.

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    Admission Reports - Rmik

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    The document provides instructions for completing an admission report for a patient. It lists 10 components that should be included in the report, such as the patient's full name, allergies, occupation, next of kin, family history, and reason for admission. Students are assigned to create an admission report for a hypothetical patient by deciding on a disease or illness and providing details for each of the 10 required components using simple past and past continuous verb tenses.

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    Almahi Tasha Ayyuba
    The document provides instructions for completing an admission report for a patient. It lists 10 components that should be included in the report, such as the patient's full name, allergies, occupation, next of kin, family history, and reason for admission. Students are assigned to create an admission report for a hypothetical patient by deciding on a disease or illness and providing details for each of the 10 required components using simple past and past continuous verb tenses.

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    ADMISSION

    REPORTS
    Listen and Complete these questions!
    Listen to the recording
    Admission Report Components
    1. Full name
    2. Allergies
    3. Occupation
    4. Next of Kin
    5. Family History
    6. Date of Birth
    7. Smoking and Alcohol intake
    8. Marital Status
    9. Reason for Admission
    10. Medical History
    Admission Reports
    The patient’s name is Jim Grady. He is 75 years old. He is a retired Civil Servant. He is a widow. His next of
    kin is his son. …. He has no allergy/ He does not have allergy. ….
    ASSIGNMENT
    1. Make an Admission Reports, based on the components above.

    2. Decide the disease or illnesses and the patient’s identity.

    3. Make your own sentences.

    4. Pay attention to the grammatical features.

    5. Submit the Assignment through HELTI in the form of PDF.


    SIMPLE PAST and PAST CONTINUOUS
    ● I walked to school yesterday. ● Indicates an activity or situation began and
    ● He lived in Paris five years ago. ended in the particular time in the past.
    ● She bought new cars three days ago.
    1st : I was walking down the street.
    ● I was walking down the street when it began to rain. 2nd : It began to rain.
    Both actions occurred at the same time but one
    action began earlier and was in progress when
    the other action occurred.

    My studying began before 8.00, was in progress


    at that time, and probably continued.
    ● At 8 o’clock last night, I was studying.

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