Patient
Your preparation time is over. You can now start your speaking role play. Don’t worry if I stop you when the time is up.
Nurse
I am Narso Andrew, your attending nurse here. Are you feeling alright?
Patient
No nurse.
Nurse
I can see you are experiencing some difficulties. Can you hear me?
Patient
Yes.
Nurse
Alright, Can you speak up? Can you tell me what exactly you’re feeling right now?
Patient
No I am not, Can’t you see I am dying?
Nurse
Please calm down patricia. I got you, I am here to help you, All right Don’t panic. It is nothing but the shock as a result of a bull ants bite.
Patient
Do something, I can’t breathe, I will die now.
Nurse
Definitely I am on it Patricia, just focus on your breath, You will be alright soon. Now I will administer an EpiPen It is an antihistamine injection. The dose of the injection is 0.15 milligram epinephrine. It will be injected to your upper outside thigh area.
Patient
Alright Just do it fast.
Nurse
Please hold on, Don’t move Here we go, Yes, it’s done Please relax patricia. You will be alright Very soon.
Patient
Okay.
Nurse
Patricia you are getting better right? Are you all right?
Patient
Somewhat Nurse.
Nurse
I am sorry that you had to face a tough situation like this.
Patient
It was really a terrific situation.
Nurse
I can realize how difficult the situation was for you patricia. For your information Let me explain about the injection you had.
Patient
Okay.
Nurse
The epinephrine injection we administer to you is used along with emergency medical treatment, to treat life threatening allergic reactions caused by insect bites or stings, Foods, medications, latex and other causes.
Patient
Okay, It doesn’t matter what you have done. It is all about survival.
Nurse
I can understand what you have gone through. Epinephrine works by relaxing the muscles in the airways and tightening the blood vessels. That’s how your symptoms subsided and your breathing became normal.
Patient
Anyways Thank you for your timely Response?
Nurse
No mention Patricia, It’s my duty to take care of you. Now I need your consent to examine your ankles to check for any stingers left there.
Patient
Sure you may Please go ahead.
Nurse
Thank you for your consent. Well no problem patricia. From my examination, I couldn’t find any stingers left. You will be alright soon.
Patient
Good to hear that, Actually Nurse if you can help me with the itching it will be great. It’s getting more irritating and intolerable.
Nurse
I acknowledge your situation. Definitely, I can help you. I can provide Benadryl cream for you. By applying Benadryl cream You will get relief from itching.
Patient
Please apply it nurse.
Nurse
Patricia, how do you feel now?
Patient
Getting a bit better Nurse.
Nurse
Happy to hear that. Now I can notice that you are becoming less irritated and ankle swelling that also starts to go down.
Patient
Exactly nurse.
Nurse
Patricia since your condition is getting better you can go home. And is there anyone to accompany you home?
Patient
Yes Nurse, I’m here along with my brother. He will accompany me.
Nurse
Alright That’s fine. Moreover, I advise you to get adequate rest for the next few hours. In addition, drink plenty of fluids to ensure you are sufficiently hydrated, and keep applying the Benadryl cream to get better relief from itching.
Patient
Sure Nurse, I will follow your suggestions. I wish to get better very soon.
Nurse
Thank you for accepting my suggestions patricia. I would like to remind you that if things have not normalized within 12 hours, I strongly recommend you to see the doctor immediately.
Patient
Of course Nurse, I will not take any risks.
Nurse
Glad to hear that. Do you have any other questions?
Patient
No Nurse, It’s okay.
Nurse
Thank you for your cooperation. Please feel free for further queries. I wish you a speedy recovery.
Patient
Thank you nurse. That is the end of your only speaking role play. All the best.
Nurse
Thank you.
