HEALTH Going to the Doctor

Name the Parts of the Body

Directions: Label all the body parts on both bodies by selecting from the words in the box ankle arm back bottom cheek chest chin ear elbow eye eyebrow finger forehead foot hand head heel knee leg mouth neck nose shoulder stomach toe throat tooth head

Different Kinds of Doctors

Directions: Study the different types of doctors and answer the second question for each doctor.

1a. Does your back hurt? Maybe you should see a chiropractor. 1b. Who do you see for your back?
a chiropractor__________________

2a. Do your teeth hurt? Make an appointment with a dentist. 2b. Who do you see for your teeth? _________________________

3a. Are you having a baby? Go see an obstetrician. 3b. Who do you see for your baby? ________________________

4a. Do you need an eye exam? Go to the ophthalmologist. 4b. Who do you see for your eyes? ________________________

5a. Are your children sick? Go see a pediatrician. 5b. Who do you see for your children? ________________________

6a. Do you have a problem with your feet? Go see a podiatrist. 6b. Who do you see for your feet? ________________________

Find the Doctor

Directions: Match the right doctor by drawing a line and then spell the doctor on the line.

1. chiropractor__________

chiropractor dentist obstetrician ophthalmologist pediatrician podiatrist

2. _____________________

3. _____________________ 4. _____________________

5. _____________________

6. _____________________

Counting Body Parts

Directions: Practice saying one body part and two body parts for each picture.

one foot

one shoulder

one eye

two feet

two shoulders

two eyes

Directions: Practice saying each sentence. Write in the correct body part or parts by looking at each picture. 1. One foot ___ hurts. 2. Two ___________ hurt.

3. One

__________ hurts.

4. Two

__________ hurt.

5. One

__________ hurts.

6. Two

__________ hurt.

Directions: Make a sentence for each picture using my. My means mine. 7. My foot hurts.______________________________________.

8.

My ______________________________________________.

9.

My ______________________________________________.

10. My ______________________________________________.

Whats the Matter?

Practice the conversations. Chiropractor: Patient: Dentist: Patient: Whats the matter? My ________ hurts. (Me duele la cabeza) Whats wrong? My_______ _______.

(Me duelen las piernas)

Ophthalmologist: Whats the matter? Patient: I have ____________ache. (Tengo dolor de estmago) Podiatrist: Patient: What seems to be the problem? I have _________________. (Tengo dolor de espalda)

Directions: Write the correct conversation for each doctor.

1. Chiropractor: Whats the matter? Patient: My shoulder hurts. 2. : ___________________ Patient:

___________________

3. : ___________________ Patient:

___________________

4. : ___________________ Patient:

___________________

Conversation 1: A: Good Morning, Eastwood Medical Clinic. Can I help you? B: Yes, I would like to make an appointment. A: Can you tell me your name and phone number please? B: My name is Mary, my phone number is 495-30691155. A: What seems to be the problem Mary? Can you describe the symptoms? B: I feel hot, I think that I have a fever. A: How long have you had this problem? B: For three days. A: Have you seen a doctor about this problem before? B: No, I havent. A: Have you taken any medication for this problem? B: Only Aspirins. A: Can you make it to see Dr. Johnson on January 19th at 2:00 pm? B: I am busy that day. How about January the 20th, at two o clock? A: Yes, thats fine. B: Alright then, see you on January 20th at two o clock sharp.

Conversation 2: A: Good Afternoon, I am Dr. Johnson. What time did you say your appointment is for? B: 2:00 oclock. I'm sorry, I must be early. A: It's better to be early than late. Can you describe your symptoms to me? B: Yes, I feel achy, hot, I have a sore throat, a runny nose, and a cough. I think I have the flu. A: How long have you felt this way? B: For three days. A: Are you allergic to any medications? B: Not that I am aware of. A: You have the flu. I'm going to prescribe antibiotics. I want you to take these three times a day with food. B: Thank you. A: If you don't feel better in three days, call my office. B: Thank you very much, I'll be sure to do that.