Paediatric Consultation: Talking to Parents About a Child's Health for OET & IELTS
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A different kind of consultation: a parent, a four-year-old, and a GP who has to reassure without minimizing.
Nadia and Tom take you into a paediatric GP appointment. Mrs. Carter brings her son Oliver to see Dr. Okafor, reporting he's been off his food, running a temperature, and pulling at his ear. Ten vocabulary terms covered: paediatric, symptoms, fever, cough (productive vs. dry), earache, examination, reassurance, antipyretic, safety-netting, and red flags. Each term is defined and demonstrated in the consultation — including how the GP adjusts technique and language for a young child on a parent's lap — followed by a slower repeat and a short quiz.
This episode highlights safety-netting, one of the highest-scoring closing moves in OET Speaking, and the three-way register switch between child-directed language, parent reassurance, and clinical documentation.
📄 Free transcript PDF (vocabulary table, full script, language notes): https://medicalvoices.health/en/episodes/10
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Episode 10 of Medical Voices.