OET Sample Speaking (Nursing)
Sample Speaking
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* Explain the purpose of breast cancer counselling (e.g., discuss the diagnosis, explore the next steps, address emotional/psychological concerns etc.). Find out how the patient feels.
* Explain early-stage breast cancer(e,g., abnormal cell growth, non-spreading, highly treatable etc,). Reassure the patient (eg, early detection, high success rates, favourable long -term outcome etc).
* Discuss possible treatment options (surgery, chemotherapy, radiography, hormone therapy etc). Explain treatment may involve one or a combination of these approaches.
* Advise the patient about the possible side-effects of treatment (e,g, nausea, hair-loss, skin changes, menopausal symptoms etc). Outline supportive care measures (antiemetics, pain management, physiotherapy, psychological support etc.) . Find out if the patient has a reliable support system at home,
* Discuss post-treatment support (eg. availability of breast care nurses, support groups, psychological counselling etc.) Give information about follow-up care (eg. regular clinic reviews, imaging surveillance, GP involvement, etc)
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Interlocutor: Thank you. Your preparation time is over and you can start speaking. I will let you know when it's five minutes
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Candidate: Good evening, I'm David your nurse in this clinic.
Interlocutor: Hi, Good evening , nurse.
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* Explain the purpose of breast cancer counselling (e.g., discuss the diagnosis, explore the next steps, address emotional/psychological concerns etc.). Find out how the patient feels.
* Explain early-stage breast cancer(e,g., abnormal cell growth, non-spreading, highly treatable etc,). Reassure the patient (eg, early detection, high success rates, favourable long -term outcome etc).
* Discuss possible treatment options (surgery, chemotherapy, radiography, hormone therapy etc). Explain treatment may involve one or a combination of these approaches.
Nurse: That's a good question. Thanks to the modern medicine, there are several treatment options available currently. We can consider each option to taget the condition.
For instance, surgery may be used to to remove the localized affected tissue, while treatment options like chemotherapy and radiotherapy work to eliminate the abnormal cells using specialized medications. Additionally, hormone therapy can also be used if your specific type responds to natural body hormone. This prevent further spread of the abnormal cells. Your treat plan might not rely on just single method. Instead, your medical team may recommend a combination of these approaches working together to achieve absolute outcome.
Throughout these processes, every decision is carefully made and carried out as our top priority
Now, how are you feeling about the different treatment options?
Lisa: Well, it sounds promising and I'm relieved to hear it.
* Discuss post-treatment support (eg. availability of breast care nurses, support groups, psychological counselling etc.) Give information about follow-up care (eg. regular clinic reviews, imaging surveillance, GP involvement, etc)
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