Summative Assessment 2:
Similar Scenario Production:
a. Instructions: 1. Listen to the audio 2 carefully.
2. Imagine a similar situation and produce a similar dialogue in an audio of 2 minutes.
3. Pay attention to details including medical terminology, tone, and communication style
Example
[Doctor: Dr. Patel] Good afternoon, Mrs. Reynolds. I understand you’ve been experiencing some chest discomfort. Can you describe it for me in more detail?
[Patient: Mrs. Reynolds] Yes, Doctor. It started about three days ago. It’s a tight, pressure-like feeling right in the center of my chest. It gets worse when I walk upstairs or do anything strenuous.
[Dr. Patel] I see. Any pain radiating to your arms, neck, or jaw? And have you noticed any shortness of breath, nausea, or excessive sweating along with the discomfort?
[Mrs. Reynolds] Actually, yes. Sometimes the pain spreads to my left shoulder, and I’ve had a couple of episodes where I felt really out of breath and a bit nauseous.
[Dr. Patel] Okay, that’s helpful to know. It sounds like these symptoms could be related to your heart. Just to be thorough, have you had any previous history of heart problems, high blood pressure, or high cholesterol?
[Mrs. Reynolds] No heart issues that I know of, but I do take medication for high blood pressure. My father had a heart attack when he was 55, so that’s always been a worry of mine.
[Dr. Patel] Family history is definitely something to consider. We’ll start with some tests to get a clearer picture. I’d like to run an electrocardiogram (ECG) to check your heart’s electrical activity, and we may do a stress test or a blood panel to look for any cardiac markers. In the meantime, I’d recommend taking it easy and avoiding strenuous activity.
[Mrs. Reynolds] All right. Is there anything else I should be doing in the meantime?
[Dr. Patel] Just monitor your symptoms closely. If the chest pain becomes more frequent or severe, or if you experience dizziness or fainting, seek immediate medical attention. We’ll get to the bottom of this, so try to stay calm, and we’ll proceed step by step.
[Mrs. Reynolds] Thank you, Doctor. I appreciate your help.
[Dr. Patel] Of course, Mrs. Reynolds. We’re here to take care of you. Let’s get you scheduled for those tests.
