護(hù)士與患者英語對(duì)話閱讀
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護(hù)士與患者英語對(duì)話1
值班護(hù)士：早上好，這里是約翰遜大夫辦公室。有什么需要幫忙的嗎?
Clerk: Good morning. This is Doctor Johnson's office. What can I do for you?
雷德太：是的，我是雷德太太。我想本周預(yù)約看病。
Mrs. Reed: Yes, this is Mrs. Reed. I'd like to make an appointment to see the doctor this week.
值班護(hù)士：好的。恐怕約翰遜大夫本周星期一和星期二都已經(jīng)被預(yù)約滿了。
Clerk: Well, let's see. I'm afraid he is fully booked on Monday and Tuesday.
雷德太太：星期四怎么樣?
Mrs. Reed: How about Thursday?
值班護(hù)士：抱歉，星期四也已經(jīng)預(yù)約滿了。雷德太太，星期三你方便嗎?
Clerk: Sorry, but I have to say he is also occupied on Thursday. So, will Wednesday be O.K. for you, Mrs. Reed?
雷德太太：星期三我得上班。順便問一下，約翰遜大夫星期六有空嗎?
Mrs. Reed: I have to work on Wednesday. By the way, is Dr. Johnson available on Saturday?
值班護(hù)士：我們周末不上班。
Clerk: I'm afraid the office is closed on weekends.
雷德太太：那么，星期五如何?
Mrs. Reed: well, what about Friday?
值班護(hù)士：星期五。 讓我查一下。 太好了，約翰遜大夫本周星期五下午有空。
Clerk: Friday. Let me have a check. Oh, great. Dr. Johnson will be available on Friday afternoon this week.
雷德太太：很好。謝謝你。到時(shí)我會(huì)來的。
Mrs. Reed: That's fine. Thank you, I'll come then.
護(hù)士與患者英語對(duì)話2
patient： Nurse， how long can I stay here?
病人：護(hù)士：我能在這住多久?
Nurse： It depends on your recovery. And you are almost fully recoverd.
護(hù)士：那取決于您的康復(fù)情況，不過您幾乎是痊愈了呢。
P： That's bad.
病人：那可不好。
N： Why? You are not happy because you are recovered!
護(hù)士：那為什么?痊愈了反倒不高興了!
P： Of course I'm not happy . That damned driver hit me ， put me in a hospital， paid a little money and went back home to have a big dinner! I can't let him off lightly. I'll stay here for a year and make the guy prostrate.
病人：當(dāng)然不高興了。那個(gè)該死的司機(jī)軋了我，把我往醫(yī)院里一送，給點(diǎn)錢就沒事兒了!我不能就這么便宜了他。我要住上一年院，讓那小子吃不了兜著走!
N： Oh， Grandy. Show some mercy. I think the driver has already been done justice. But one year to stay here will make you dull and doctors won't agree. Why are you finding fault with yourself?
護(hù)士：喲，大爺，您行行好，我想那司機(jī)已經(jīng)處理了，可您再住一年院就住傻了，再說大夫們也不能同意。您干嗎跟自己過不去?
P： I just want him pay as much as possible. I'm a victim.
病人：他付出的代價(jià)越高越好。反正我是受害者。
N： I understand. But this is more than a personal dispute. The ourt is involved， too. A deadlock benefits neither side.
護(hù)士：我明白了。不過這不僅僅是個(gè)人爭(zhēng)執(zhí)，你們也經(jīng)過了法院了。事情一僵持對(duì)雙方都不利。
護(hù)士與患者英語對(duì)話3
Nurse: Morning, Welcome to our ward. I'm Nurse Ordó? ez - can I help you?
Mrs. Watson: Yes, please. I'm Mrs. Watson, and this is my son Vickywho drove me here. I've come for my operation
Nurse: Oh, yes, I'll take your appointment letter. Thank you.
It's a lovely place. Is it new?
Nurse: Yes, it is. We're very proud of it, was inaugurated by Her Rotal Highness last December. Now, if you'd like to take seat, and help me with a few details.
Mrs. Watson: Yes, of course, what do you want to know?
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