assist a wound
demonstrate a medical history
dress reflexes
test an exercise
take with showering
Using the right combination (collocation) of words demonstrates you have good knowledge of natural English expressions. Your patients and colleagues will also find you easier to understand.
Sometimes our first language can interfere with our use of English because we translate phrases directly from 1 language to the other.
It’s OK to say you don’t understand when you are speaking with a patient or colleague. Some of my ex-students share their concerns with me that they can’t properly understand the people they work with or they are caring for. They forget…
Australia Day January 26th is Australia Day, Australia’s national day, and a public holiday for many. In honour of the occasion, I thought the focus of this week’s post should be Australia. It is after all the birthplace of OET. The beginning…
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