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The setting of this OET-speaking role play is the clinic. A 25-year-old patient with itchy eyes has come to seek a solution to the problem. By watching this video, a nurse will get a clear idea of the scenario of the cataract in the OET speaking role-play session for nurses. Subscribe to this channel for more OET Lessons! Check out the Grammar Challenge here:   / tijusacademy  . The best way to study for your OET is with Tiju’s Academy: OET: https://tijusacademy.com/courses/oet/ ❓Got Questions? Ask them here: https://tijusacademy.com/contact/ 🚀 Tiju’s Academy is all about perfecting your test-taking skills. Join us and learn the most effective way to get high English test scores. https://tijusacademy.com/ 📚 Want to join our OET Simulation Test? Sign up TODAY!!! https://bit.ly/oetmocktest ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Timestamp: 00:00 Introduction 03:45 Setting 11:50 Task 42:05 Conclusion ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Roleplay Card: Setting: Clinic Nurse- A 25-year-old patient with itchy eyes has come to seek a solution for the problem. You have just examined the patient and cleaned the eyes with a mild saline solution. There is crusting of the eyelids and lashes. You suspect conjunctivitis Tasks • Find out more about eye problems (onset, duration of problem, any discharge, level of severity/discomfort, etc.) • Give conjunctivitis as likely cause (common non-traumatic eye complaint: irritation, discharge; possible causes virus, bacteria, allergy, etc.). • Reassure about conjunctivitis (e.g., treated effectively: no adverse effect on vision, etc.). Advise the patient to visit the doctor (e.g., for diagnosis confirmation, prescription for antibiotics, etc.). • Confirm the possibility of contagiousness of conjunctivitis (e.g. early diagnosis and treatment: limiting spread). Emphasise the need to avoid contaminating other people (e.g., hygiene practices: strict hand washing, frequent linen change, etc.). • Find out if the patient wears contact lenses. Emphasise contact lenses are not to be worn with conjunctivitis (e.g., until any treatment is complete, etc.). • Recommend symptom relief, e.g. cleaning eyelids with a wet cloth, cold/warm compresses several times daily, etc.). Find out any other questions/concerns.