OET Speaking | Hospital Accident& Emergency Department

In this OET Speaking Role Play discussion demonstrates OET speaking role play in the scenario of superficial burn. The setting of this OET-speaking role play is the Hospital Accident and Emergency Department. The nurse sees a 40-year-old patient who has come to the emergency department with a burn on his/her hand caused by burning accidentally while ironing. The nurse just examined the hand while assessing the patient in triage. The nurse confirmed it as a superficial dermal burn. By watching this video, a nurse will get a clear idea of the scenario of the superficial skin burn in the OET speaking role-play session for nurses.

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00:00 Introduction
01:18 Roleplay card
13:53 Task Part Explanation
45:56 Conclusion

Here is the roleplay card:
Setting: Hospital Accident and Emergency Department

NURSE - A 40-year-old patient has come to the emergency department with a bum on his/her hand caused by a burning accidentally while ironing. The patient seems to be unsettled and anxious and demands immediate treatment.

TASK
* Collect details about the incident ( how it happened)
* Confirm the presence of blistering (superficial thermal burn).
* Explore measures already taken (cleaning of burn, pain relief, etc.)
* Find out about any signs of shock (dizziness, nausea, fever, etc.)
* Outline next steps (e.g. examination by a doctor, dressing burn, etc.)
* Explain possible treatment for blistering (e.g leave alone, aspiration of fluid, removal of the top layer of skin, etc.). Advise that decision regarding treatment will be made by a doctor.
* Advice on the possibility of scarring (e.g. superficial burns usually heal within 14 days minimal scarring, etc.) Reassure patient about next steps (e.g. priority case, pain relief to be administered, doctor to address concerns, etc).
* Establish the patient's willingness to wait to see a doctor.