Student Checklist
Page
1 Dialog: I Have a Headache
2 Should or Shouldn't?
3 What's the Matter?
4 Has or Have?
5 Story: Jerry Sees the Doctor
Dialog: Making a Doctor's Appointment
6 Ask Your Classmates
Discussion Questions
7 Listen to the Doctor
8 Going for a Check-Up
9 New Patient Form
10 At the Doctor's Office:
What Are They Saying? Who Says It?
11 Dialog: At the Pharmacy
12 Song: Jerry Had the Flu
I'm tired.
1. 2. ___________________
…get some rest. ________________________________
3. ____________________ 4. ____________________
______________________________ _______________________________
______________________________ _______________________________
B. Roy is tired.
4. He ___________________ get more rest.
5. He ___________________ go to bed late.
C. I feel dizzy.
6. You __________________ sit down for a minute.
7. You __________________ drive home.
8. You __________________ tell your doctor.
D. Susan is pregnant.
9. She __________________ see her doctor.
10. She __________________ get lots of rest.
11. She __________________ eat good food.
12. She __________________ smoke cigarettes.
Do you have
a family doctor?
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Does he or she
speak your
language?
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What is his or
her name? (How
do you spell it?
Discussion Questions
Instructions: Ask a classmate these questions. Then change partners.
1. How often do you see your doctor?
2. When was your last visit? What was it for?
3. Do you have a check-up every year?
4. Tell about the last time you got sick.
What did you have?
Did you stay home?
What did you do to get better?
5. Do you use herbal medicine? Why/why not?
6. Does your family have any special home remedies? Tell about one.
7. Canadians often drink chicken soup when they have a cold.
What other Canadian home remedies do you know?
Ask your neighbour or teacher to tell you about other Canadian home
remedies for some of the problems on page 3.
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Address_________________________________________________________________
Apt. # number & street city postal code
Use these words in your answers. Check off () each word as you use it.
allergies (n) first (adj) mouth (n) sign (v)
alright (adj.) history (n) note (n) still (adv)
appointment (n) how often rash (n) symptoms (n)
current (adj.) hurts (v) say (v) who
doctor (n) medication (n) shots (n) wrong (adj)
family (n)
page 10 Success in Seeing the Doctor
Dialog: At the Pharmacy
A. Your prescription is ready now!
B. Okay. Thank you. How often should I take it?
A. You should take one pill every six hours.
B. One pill every six hours. Okay.
Anything else?
A. Yes, you should take it on an empty stomach.
New Words:
B Anything Else?
1. Take it on a __________ stomach.
2. _____ _______ take it with alcohol.
3. Take it ______________ _______________.
4. Take it on an empty ____________________.
5. It _________ cause ___________ effects.
6. Do not _____________. It may __________ dizziness.
7. It ________ cause an _________________ reaction.
8. Be ___________ you _____________ the prescription.