OET NURSING SPEAKING ROLEPLAY SAMPLE - ANOREXIA NERVOSA | MIHIRAA

OET Speaking Role Play Sample Video for Nurses demonstrate OET speaking role play on a nurse talking to an undiagnosed anorexia nervosa patient. The setting of this OET speaking role play is an emergency department. The patient is admitted to the hospital due to heart palpitation. She is still being administered the IV fluid to stabilize the electrolyte. The patient is angry and denial in nature, unless she needs to have an explanation from the nurse. By watching this video a nurse will get a clear idea of the scenario - a nurse talking to an undiagnosed anorexia nervosa in the OET speaking role-play session for nurses.
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Mihira is it necessary to address the patient as Mr or Ms in the roleplay

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[@RJ-yj9si]

Does the nurse sounds impatient when calling the patient name?.. It sounds like that to me... Anyone else?

[@bailamos6997]

I guess it’s alright to call them by their names. And there’s a permission from the patient BTW, as to how she wants to be addressed properly.

[@jancyjoseph8686]

There is something wrong in dubbing

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[@snehasusansam3699]

Is this known case or unknown case?

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It is undiagnosed.

[@rahibashamal8303]

It is a known case I think because we have already met the patient and started iv fluid

[@sidnoreen7853]

Please listen to me is not the right phrase this is shut up call to the patient

[@deeeymmm1580]

I agree