OET Pharmacy Role Play: Beta Blockers Giving Warnings

Find out how to warn your patient in your OET speaking role play without sounding judgemental or condescending. This role play is designed especially for pharmacists taking their OET, but it's useful for all professions.
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[@yerli_erasmus1]

Sona you are a star, thanks!

[@UpgradeYourOET]

I'm so happy to hear you like the video, Yerli! If you have any questions, feel free to ask and I'd be happy to help if I can.

[@femirisvan3343]

Iam Femi... Iam from India.Your video was very informative.Thank you...

[@UpgradeYourOET]

Hi Femi, it's lovely to hear from you. I'm glad you like the video. Are you a pharmacist? You may like these videos if you do. kzbin.info/aero/PLGn-O3Fzl2LwcICjISfJ9flKwUbTLY2iP

[@sundariallen6861]

Do you mean palpitations which is here as papations in the third task Sona ?!

[@UpgradeYourOET]

Oh gosh, yes, well spotted. That's a typo - a typing error! Thanks for letting me know :)

[@assawerjawad719]

So are we allowed to keep looking to notes or it will be taken a way ??

[@UpgradeYourOET]

Hi Assawer, thanks for the great question. Here's a blogpost to help you :) www.boselearning.co.uk/post/can-i-look-at-my-notes-in-the-oet-speaking-role-play