UNIVERSIDAD TECNOLOGICA DE SANTIAGO

(UTESA)

NOMBRE:

CHRISLIE ALCIDE

MATRICULA:

1-17-2716

MATERIA:

English -v

PROFESOR:

TEOFILO ANT. ALVAREZ V.

FECHA: 07/06/2020
 Activity 2.2

The following instructions come from a discharge instruction leaflet.

Write the numbers under the correct heading.

1. If you start to have a fever or abdominal pain.

2. Keep your wound clean and dry.

3. You are allowed to climb stairs, but do so slowly and, if possible, just one or two times
per day.

4. If you notice the edges of the incision are separating.

5. Take care lifting objects. Five pounds is about the maximum.

6. Do not take any over-the-counter medication (especially laxatives). All medication

should be approved by your doctor.

7. If you notice swelling, bleeding, redness, or drainage from the incision site.

8. You are not allowed to drive or do any mild physical activity until you have had your
first post-op visit to the surgeon He will advise you further.
Activities Incision care Medication Call your doctor
You are allowed to climb Keep your wound Do not take any over If you start to have a fever
Stairs, but do so slowly Clean and dry. The counter medicat or abdominal pain.
And, if possible, just one Ion especially laxatives
Or two times per day. All medication should
Be approved by your
Doctor.
Take care lifting objects. You are not allowed If you notice the edges of
Five pounds is about the to drive or do any the incision are separating.
maximum. mild physical activity
until
you have had your
first post-op visit to
the surgeon He will
advise you further.
If you notice swelling,
bleeding, redness, or
drainage from the incision
site.

ACTIVITY 2.3

Write the verbs in either the past perfect or the simple past.

1. The patient had died (die) by the time the ambulance arrived (arrive) at the hospital.

2. The FDA had already approved (already approve) the drug before reports of side
effects came (come) in.

3. No one had noticed (notice) the fracture until the patient went (go) home.

4. When the patient arrived (arrive) in ER, she had already been (already be)
unconscious for 5 hours.

5. The nurse had already administered (already administer) the drug when she noticed
it was (be) wrong one.