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Medical clinics play a crucial role in maintaining public health by providing access to essential healthcare services. People visit doctors for a variety of reasons, from routine check-ups and preventive care to managing chronic conditions and treating sudden illnesses or injuries. Regular visits help monitor overall health, catch potential issues early, and receive expert guidance on lifestyle choices. Whether for vaccinations, diagnosis, or ongoing treatment, medical consultations ensure individuals receive the support they need to maintain or improve their well-being.

LEARNING INFO

In this scenario you’ll learn: <br>• Engaging in a clinical consultation: Learn how to conduct a patient consultation by asking about symptoms such as pain, nausea, and other health issues. You will also practice how to effectively interact with patients, explaining diagnoses and giving follow-up care instructions. <br>• Medical vocabulary and expressions: You’ll practice using appropriate medical terms and phrases, such as “nauseous,” “fever,” “diarrhea,” and “appendicitis,” and learn to differentiate between similar words like “tummy” and “abdomen”. <br>• Common diagnostic procedures and tools: You will become familiar with basic medical tools and procedures, such as an “examination table” “blood test/ phlebotomy (the process of drawing blood)” and common medical checks for hydration and infection.