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AT A PHARMACY Intermediate CONVERSATION WARM UP What can you buy at a drug store in VN? 1. What is remedy? A. A melody B. A medicine or treatment for a disease or injury. C. A a written direction or order for the preparing and use of a medicine 2. You will bring your prescription which you got from your doctor to a pharmacy. Your prescription contains: A. A medicine that is ordered by a doctor as a remedy. B. A list of medicine that you want to buy C. Your medical record. 3. Jenna needs cough medicine. She can buy cough medicine over the counter (OTC). This means: A. Jenna needs a doctor's note to buy the medicine. B. Jenna doesn't need a prescription to buy the medicine. 4. Some medicines will make you feel sleepy. They will usually mention "_______" on the label. A. bouncy B. drowsy C. stinky D. Fancy 5. Dr. Klein: What are your _____________? James: I have been coughing and sneezing. A. Prescriptions B. Drowsy C. Pain D. Symptoms 6. When Paul buys medicine, he always asks if there is a generic. A generic is: A. A brand name drug. For example, Tylenol is a generic drug. B. drug that contains the same ingredients as the brand name, but is cheaper. C. A drug that you don't need a prescription for. D. A drug that contains the same ingredients as the brand name, but is more expensive. 7. My grandma went to the pharmacy to get her prescription ___________. A. Full B. Created C. Produced D. Filled 8. The word "drugs" is sometimes used as another name for: A. Medication B. Prescriptions C. Generics D. Pharmacists
AT A PHARMACY Intermediate CONVERSATION 9. You paid out of pocket for medicine. This means: A. Your boss paid for your medicine. B. Your company paid for your medicine. C. Your’s government paid for your medicine. D. You paid for own medicine. 10. The dosage means: A. How often and how much you should take of a medicine. For example, you should take two pills, once a day. B. Directions on the way to take the drug. For example, you need to drink it. C. Whether the medicine is in a pill or tablet. D. Whether you pay for the medicine or your insurance will pay for it. 11. Before taking any medication, you should ask the pharmacist about side effects, and read the ___________ carefully. A. Drug store B. Label C. Insurance plan D. Symptoms 12. Some drugs have side effects. Which is an example of a side effect? A. Take two pills, twice a day. B. Drink your medication with milk. C. You might have a stomach ache after taking the medicine. D. Keep the medication in the fridge. Task 2: Work in pairs and share your answer. Place the steps below in correct order. You’ve seen the doctor and there’s medicine that you need. So you go to a pharmacy together with your prescription. What do you do next? Step 1 a. Wait for your medicine. Step 2 b. The pharmacist prepares your prescription Step 3 c. Go to see the pharmacy assistant Step 4 d. Pick up your medicine Step 5 e. Pay your money Step 6 f. Hand your prescription that you got from the doctor.
AT A PHARMACY Intermediate CONVERSATION Task 3: Fill the conversation with correct words in the boxes. And then practice with your peers. Conversation 1: insurance coverage filled. Dosage. side effect pay out of my pocket. Drowsy. Refrigerator. carefully Pharmacist (P): Good morning. How can I help you? Customer (C): Hi, I think I’d like to get my prescription (1) Here it is. P: Right away sir. Do you have (2)? C: No, I’ll (3) P: Alright. Here’s your medicine. C: What is the (4) for this medicine? P: You have to take 2 pills at bedtime, for 2 weeks. C: Thanks. Does it have any (5)? P: Yes, I may feel a bit (6) or experience a light stomachache. And please don’t take it with milk and don’t store it in a (7). I’ll write the instructions on the label, please read it (8). C: I’ve got that. Thank you very much. P: Here is your receipt. Is there any else you need?. C: No thank you. Have a nice day. P: You too. Have a nice day. Conversation 2: Recommend generic. Much over-the-counter medicine. Teaspoon medicine C: Hello, my son has a bad cough and a runny nose. Can you (1) some(2) ? P: We have several cough sirups and we also recommend Drug A or its (3) version B or C. And this is a nose spray called D. C: How (4) is each one? P: The Drug A is 10 dollars and its (3) is 7 dollars. The cough sirup costs 5 dollars and the nose spray is 3 dollars. C: I’ll take the generic sirup and nose spray, please.
AT A PHARMACY Intermediate CONVERSATION P: Yes. It will be 10 dollars in total. Is there anything else you need today? C: No. But how much (5) do I take for the sirup? P: You need to take 2 (6), one in the morning and on before going to bed. Don’t drink it with empty stomach. I already write that down for you. C: Alright. Thank you so much. I will pay in cash. Here. P: Here’s your change. Thank you. Have a nice day. Conversation 3: Pills. Safe. Allowed. card. physically demanding. dizziness C: Good morning, Can you fill this prescription? P: Let me see. Okay, I think we have it. Let me get that for you...Here you go. C: Thank you, and can you tell me how I should use it? P: Certainly! You need to take these (1) once a day before you go to sleep. C: Okay, how long do I need to take them for? P: Ten days for this one. If you forget to take it at night, you need to take two in the morning. C: Okay, is it (2) to take with aspiring? P: No, you can not take aspirin while you are on this, no painkillers (3). C: I see, are there any side effects? P: Rare but possible drowsiness, (4), blurred vision,.. It is recommended that you avoid (5) activities after taking this; also no driving. C: Oh, now I see why I should take it before I go to sleep. P: Exactly! C: Well, okay then. Can I pay with my (6)? P: Sure! that will be $14. C: Thank you for your help, have a good day. P: Thank you, you too.