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课件网) Unit 2 Stay Healthy Section B 3a–3c This is a doctor-patient conversation. 1. Look and say. What is their relationship A doctor and a patient. What are they talking about The patient is describing her symptoms, and the doctor is giving medical advice. 2. Review and think. What’s the matter with the patient Helen She has the flu. What’s the doctor’s advice Helen should take some medicine, drink enough water, rest at home, wear a mask when she’s outside. In a word, she should take good care of herself. Doctor Patient Asking about injuries / illnesses: How are you feeling What’s the matter with your ... Does your ... hurt Describing injuries / illnesses: I feel terrible. / I don’t feel well. I have ... My ... hurts. Giving advice: You should / shouldn’t exercise. Don’t go to school today. Asking for advice: What should I do Can I go to school tomorrow Review and think. What useful expressions are commonly used in a doctor-patient conversation ◆_____ information ◆_____ response ◆ _____ health guidance Clear Proper Practical 实用的 Read and learn how to write an effective conversation. 4. Read and answer. What happened to Mark one Saturday He ate lunch and felt strange. Why did Mark feel strange He is allergic to peanuts. / // :/ / / /i:/ / / What happened to Mark next His friends took him to the hospital at once. What did Dr Cooper do for Mark Dr Cooper gave him some medicine, asked him some questions, and gave him some advice. Retell the story to a partner. Dr Cooper When did you eat the peanuts How many did you eat Are you allergic to any other foods besides peanuts Are you feeling better now How long did you feel bad before taking the medicine How did you feel right after eating peanuts Have you had this problem with peanuts before ① ② ③ ④ ⑤ ⑥ Cause—Symptoms (症状)—Other related details 5. Brainstorm and discuss. After Mark felt better with the medicine, what questions might Dr Cooper ask him Discuss the possible questions Dr Cooper could ask and then rank them. Questions ... Dr Cooper What happened just now Do you know what you are allergic to When did you start to feel sick How much salad did you eat What happened after you ate the salad 3b Dr Cooper Do you know what you are allergic to How much salad did you eat What happened just now When did you start to feel sick What happened after you ate the salad Are you feeling better now Are you allergic to any other foods besides peanuts Compare and improve. Compare the questions provided in 3b with the ones you just came up with. Add and rearrange Dr Cooper’s questions. After asking these questions, what advice did Dr Cooper give “You should always check the ingredients of anything you eat or drink.” ... Mark peanuts in the middle of the meal; after eating salad a small bowl / a lot / some /a little / ... felt strange; face felt warm; throat felt tight be more careful; take better care of myself from now on much b ... ...
