<p>AF_SSC02_ What's the matter? Unit 4. Medication</p><p>When you go to the GP, he may prescribe some medication. Also, if you work in a hospital, you need to be familiar with different medications, different ways of administration and how to read and understand a medicine leaflet. In this unit, we will learn all of these things about medication.</p><p>Unit4_Act1 Introduction</p><p>Do you remember Quizlet? So now we’ll use this website again to practise some vocabulary about medication.</p><p> http://quizlet.com/43291806/prospectus-or-leaflet-flash-cards/</p><p> http://quizlet.com/43291292/how-to-take-your-drug-flash-cards/</p><p> http://quizlet.com/43290608/activity-of-medication-flash-cards/</p><p>At the same time here you are another website where you can see different ways to administer a medicine.</p><p> http://www.safemedication.com/safemed/MedicationTipsTools/HowtoAd minister.aspx </p><p>Unit4_Act2 Crossword medication</p><p>Here you have another crossword to practise medication vocabulary. Remember, you have some clues to discover the word!</p><p>AF_SCC02_ What's the matter? / AF 1 Crossword about medication</p><p>AF_SCC02_ What's the matter? / AF 2 SUM-UP ACTIVITIES</p><p>Unit4_Act3 Vademecum</p><p>Go to this website page and look for two drugs, for instance: Apiretal, Gelocatil, Trombocid, Dalsy, Nolotil, Augmentine… </p><p> http://www.cedimcat.info/medbase/default.aspx</p><p>When you have the drug, write a vade mecum or leaflet with the following information:</p><p>Name of the medicine, active ingredient, pharmaceutical form, therapeutic indications, dosage, way of administration, contraindications and undesirable effects.</p><p>Example:</p><p>Name: Brufen 400mg 30 pills Active ingredient: ibuprofen Way of administration: oral Pharmaceutical form: pills Therapeutic indications: analgesic, anti-inflammatory, antipyretic Dosage: 400 mg Contraindications: don’t take it if you have allergy to acetylsalicylic acid Undesirable effects: if when you take the drug and you have black dung o your hands and legs are swollen, call your doctor.</p><p>Unit4_Act4 Listenning</p><p>Listen to the next document about medication:</p><p> http://downloads.bbc.co.uk/worldservice/learningenglish/howto/howto_a sk_understanding_doctor_ex1.mp3</p><p>After doing the listening answer this question:</p><p>What are the different pharmaceutical forms that she talks about?</p><p>AF_SCC02_ What's the matter? / AF 3 THE LAST ACTIVITY</p><p>Unit4_Act5 Make a video</p><p>Congratulations! It’s your last activity! </p><p>You know the body parts, you can talk about pain or about how to do a first aid intervention and what kind or medicines to take. That’s the reason why you have to show all you know. </p><p>In a group of 3 or 4 people, write a script about a person who has an accident, someone helps him/her do a first aid procedure, after that, he/she goes to the doctor or calls an ambulance. Then, they have an appointment, the doctor prescribes him/her a medicine… After doing the script and showing it to your teacher, make a video. </p><p>Example of a script:</p><p>James: Ow, ouch!! Help! Help! I need some help! Annie: Oh my god! What happened? Are you ok? What’s your name? James: I am not ok. My name is James. I have fallen down these stairs, I have some pain in my knee and my foot. Oh my god!! Blood!! (James faints!) Annie: Help! Help! What I am going to do? (She remembers that it's important to raise his legs when someone faints and she does it). (Now James recovers his conscience) James: Ow.. Who are you? What are you doing here? Argh…. Annie: My name is Annie and I am helping you. How's your knee? And your foot? James: I'm in a lot of pain!! Argh!! Annie: I am going to call an ambulance… (Now Annie takes her mobile phone and calls 112 and the ambulance is on its way) James: I have a lot of blood… Annie: Don’t worry, I'll help you. (Annie takes a clean handkerchief and cleans the wound.) After 10 minutes, the ambulance is here. (James goes to the hospital) (When he arrives at the hospital, he has a conversation with the doctor) Doctor: Good morning! What happened, James? James: I have fallen down the stairs and I have some pain in my left foot and my left knee. Doctor: I am going to check it. Your knee is fine but your foot is swollen. You'll need some x-rays taken. (James has X-rays taken and after that, he speaks another time with the doctor)</p><p>AF_SCC02_ What's the matter? / AF 4 Doctor: Let’s me see… (He looks at the x-ray photography) I have bad news, your foot is broken. We have to put your foot in plaster. I’m sorry, you’ll need crutches to walk for one month of rest. James: Thanks doctor. It doesn’t matter, it could be worse… I am fine! James: See you soon! Doctor: See you!</p><p>AF_SCC02_ What's the matter? / AF 5</p>