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English in Medicine
MADE JANUARBAWA,MD
Curriculum Vitae
Born at Singaraja, January 9th
Graduated from Medical Faculty of Udayana
University at 2003
Medical Career
Bhakti Rahayu Hospital 3 months
Kuta Clinic 2004 - 2005
Hard Hotel In House Doctor
Bali International Medical Center , 2005 2007
Surya Husadha Hospital 2007 present time
Medical Proficiency
House Call Doctor and Private Practice
First Aid Trainer
Basic Life Support Trainer
Medical Evacuation
Air Medical Evacuation
Ground Medical Evacuation
Before We continue...
Lets take a look
at
the funny
English below..
different shapes
and sizes
Speak different
languages
There will come a
time when you will
need to rely on
English to
communicate
English In Medicine
English is a language of
the world; an
international means of
communication for
business, science,
technology and medicine
Increasing globalisation
more and more medical
personnel need a
knowledge of English for
their work or studies.
Medical English
Medical English
Improved language
Medical
terminologyislangua
ge that is used to
accurately describe
thehuman bodyand
associated
components,
conditions, processes
and process in a
science-based manner.
Example 1:
How do you explain
Example 2 :
How do you explain
Good Communication
Improves patient care
Creates a good rapport
Vocabularies
Listening and Speaking
Reading and Writing
practice
Anatomical
Colloquialisms
1. Abdomen = belly, tummy, stomach, guts
2. Umbilicus = navel, belly button, tummy
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
button
Axilla = arm-pit
Sternum = breast-bone
Anus = back passage, bum, hole
Larynx = voice box
Trachea = wind pipe
Symptom Colloquialisms
Generally feeling ill = Feel sick, not well,
poorly
Diarrhoea = loose stools, the runs/trots, the
shits!
Pain = its sore, it hurts, it aches, its killing
me!
Vomiting = puking, throwing up, unable to
keep anything down
Symptom Colloquialisms
To be febrile = a fever/temperature, burning
up
Nasal discharge = snotty nose or runny
nose
Menstruation = period, time of the month
Flatulence = farting, passing wind
Medical Abbreviations
tds, qds, qid, bid, od, ac, pc, nocte, NPO, ABG,
Internet Resources
So Many Choices
Googling and type
medical english
You tube to practice
your listening
MEDICAL ENGLISH
COURSE
Small class sizes
better progress
Benefits of
personalised learning
Greater teacher
attention and improve
your English for
Medicine / Medical
English faster
Case 2
Manager
Age : 31
Chief Complaint : Diarrhea
Pain