Chapter 32 Hospital Phrases(2nd Year)

Medical Communication

Healthcare Management

HIPAA

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1. how is your problem ?

The given correct answer is "jaké problémy máte ?" This is the correct translation of the question "how is your problem?" into Czech. It directly asks about the problems someone has.

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The given correct answer is "jaké problémy máte ?" This is the correct translation of the question "how is your problem?" into Czech. It directly asks about the problems someone has.

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Chapter 32 Hospital Phrases(2nd Year) - Quiz

This quiz titled 'Chapter 32 hospital phrases(2nd year)' assesses key communication skills essential for patient interaction in a hospital setting. It covers questions on identifying patient issues, understanding the duration and onset of problems, and inquiring about specialist treatment.

2. What's your name?

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2. How long has it been ?

The given answer, "jak dlouho už to trvá?" is the correct translation of the question "How long has it been?" in Czech. It accurately captures the meaning and conveys the same question in a different language.

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3. when did it start ?

The correct answer is "kdy to začalo?" because it is the Czech translation of the question "when did it start?"

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The correct answer is "kdy to začalo?" because it is the Czech translation of the question "when did it start?"

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4. did you have other problems at that moment ?

The correct answer is "měl jste v tu chvíli ještě jiné potíže?" which translates to "did you have other problems at that moment?" This is the correct translation of the given question in Czech.

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5. were you treated by any specialist ?

The correct answer is "léčíte se u nějakého specialisty ?" This answer is a direct translation of the given question in Czech: "were you treated by any specialist?" It maintains the same meaning and structure as the original question, making it the correct response.

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7. where you treated at any other clinic ? at which ?

The answer provided is a correct translation of the question into Czech. It asks whether the person has been treated at any other clinic and if so, on which department.

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The answer provided is a correct translation of the question into Czech. It asks whether the person has been treated at any other clinic and if so, on which department.

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8. Come for control in a week

The given phrase "přijdte na kontrolu za týden" is in Czech and translates to "Come for control in a week" in English. This phrase is suggesting that the person should come for a check-up or an appointment in a week's time. It implies that the person should schedule a visit or follow-up in a week to address any issues or concerns.

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10. is it bette or worse ?

The given answer is correct because it is a direct translation of the question "is it better or worse?" from English to Czech. The question is asking for a comparison between two things, specifically whether something is better or worse. The answer provides the correct translation of the question in Czech, "je to lepší nebo horší?"

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