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In most cases, nurses and doctors sitting the OET will be required to write a discharge or referral letter in the Writing Sub-test. Using a logical, consistent structure can help you to include all the relevant information in your letter. The following structure is useful for scenarios involving referral to a new healthcare provider after a patient has been in hospital....

At the time of admission, we found the patient’s BP very low. At the time of admission, the patient’s blood pressure was found very low. We have advised the patient. The patient has been advised. The patient left a suicide note before committing suicide. A suicide note was left before committing suicide. We have made much attempts to resuscitate the stillborn. Many attempts have been made to resuscitate the stillborn. Where to use Verb Forms? V1 comes after: To + V1 “I like to go abroad.” “She likes to go abroad.” “They liked to go abroad.” “She will go abroad.” D + V1 Do “Do you live here?” “The patient’s relatives do not have any communication with her.” Does “Does he live here?” “The patient does not tolerate heavy meals.” Did “Did he live here?” “Ms Alnet did not have any problem till Monday.” M + V1 Can “I can do it.” “Many youngsters can get educated.” Could “The patient could not stand upright.” May “The patient may get discharged today.” Might “It was feared that the patient might die.” Should . Would Must Vs comes after: He, she, it + Present Simple “Ms Alnet lives in a rented house.” “Mr Kapil works as a radiologist.” “The patient needs to receive a packet of RBC immediately. V2 or Simple Past (Completed actions) With all actions that are completed on a time. “Ms Emily drank three ounces of poison yesterday.” Last year, the patient suffered from a serious burning sensation in the throat. V3 or Perfect tense: Present Perfect – Have / has + V3 (Incomplete actions) “She has requested to send a nurse to her home.” Past Perfect – Had + V3 Ving – Continuous Tense After: For “She has come for treating her angina.” By “We have managed to stop her bleeding by meditating.” Before “The patient needs to undergo MRI before doing surgery. Without

The patient has commenced ib uprofen 20 mg.” Use Ms Patient will have a review appointment with Dr Stenson Dos and Donts Do not begin any sentence with but, and, because, hence. However, you can use their alternate : But > However And > Besides Because – Because of Hence – As a result Do not end any sentence with Also Only Do not use the before: A group as a whole. “Women are very careful in making plans.” “Old people are always talkative.” Do not use prepositions with: Abroad Home Today Yesterday Tomorrow Recently Every year, month, everyday Nowadays Here There Use “the” with: The poor The rich The public The Nile, the Thames, the Amazon The Indian Ocean, the Atlantic The Bible, the Quaran The Same The first, the second, the third, the last… The fastest, the sharpest, the cutest, the most important, the most Every and Each are singular. No need of prepositions before: Today Yesterday Earlier Tomorrow Later After Worldwide Abroad Out of state Passive Voice Passive voice is very important for OET writing. You may have noticed that OET writing uses a lot of passive voice. We write “the patient was admitted on 12th December 2017” or “the patient was treated for three months.” Whatever be the reason, passive voice makes OET Writing impressive. You may still be confused about the use of present perfect (have been admitted/has been admitted) and simple past (was admitted) in the passive voice. Simple past is used when the action (admitted/injected/treated/scanned) is done and its effect is no more important. “Mr Sam Manjooran was admitted” means that Mr Sam’s admission and treatment are all over while “Ms Monica Washer has been admitted” means Ms Washer is still not treated completely or not yet discharged. OET letters and passive voice are highly connected. Information such as admission, treatment, tests, prescriptions, and advice are mostly written in the passive voice. Look at some of the examples: EXAMPLES The doctor advised Ms Ezee to quit smoking. Ms Ezee was advised to quit smoking. (We don’t write “by doctor” because it is understood) Nurses fed Mr Sam through tube. Mr sam was fed through tube. (We don’t write “by nurses” because it is understood.) The hospital admitted Mr Sam Blessen on 12th December 2015.Mr Sam Blessen was admitted on 12th December 2015.(We don’t write “by the hospital) The doctor has prescribed a tripple dose of paracetamol.Triple dose of paracetamol has been prescribed (we know by whom)The patient has requested the help of a nurse. The help of a nurse has been requested by the patient.I am writing this letter to you to refer Mr Tucker for his ongoing care. This letter is being written to you to refer Mr Tucker for his ongoing care. The hospital admitted him 4 September 2016 with swaying on both sides while walking. He was admitted to the hospital with swaying on both sides on 4 September 2016. MORE EXAMPLES The doctor diagnosed Ms Stella. Ms Stella was diagnosed. The hospital admitted Ms Stella on 12th May. On 12th May Ms Stella was admitted to the hospital. Her dietitian advised Ms Stella to include low-fat food. Ms Stella was advised to include low-fat food (by her dietitian) > Better not to mention “by her dietitian) She has requested me to provide home care for her son for three weeks. I have been requested to provide home care for her son for three weeks. We cannot convince the patient. The patient cannot be convinced. We have not contacted the patient’s husband. The patient’s husband has not been contacted. The doctor has not diagnosed the patient yet. The patient has not been diagnosed yet. The hospital may not discharge Mr Patient for a week. Mr Patient may not be discharged for a week. The physiotherapist has advised Ms Patient to forego evening meals for a while. Mr patient has been advised to forego evening meals for a while. I request you to take over the care of Ms Patient. You are requested to take over the care of Ms Patient. The doctor is planning to discharge the patient tomorrow. The patient’s discharge is being planned for tomorrow.

LETTER GRAMMAR! OET Tense in Sections Each segment of an OET Letter is tense specific but we hardly noticed that. Here is what it roughly looks like: Starting – Present Tense Medical history – Past Perfect & Simple Past social history – Present Tense Nursing Management – Past, Present and Future Tense. Introducing the patient Simple Present Present Perfect Present Perfect Continuous “I write this letter to refer Ms Shallot who has been under our care following multiple surgeries…” Patient’s admission, Diagnosis, treatment. Simple Past Present Perfect “Ms Shallot was admitted to our care on 12th March, 2018…” Patient’s present condition. Nursing Management Simple Present Present Perfect “Post-operatively Ms Sandra has regained a satisfactory health.” Patient’s social circumstances Social History Simple Present Mr John lives with his family – wife and three children, the eldest of which is seventeen years and the youngest 3. Request Request Simple Present Simple Future For the above reasons, you are requested to regularly monitor Ms Reena’s insulin intake Simple Present Simple present is mostly used in explaining a patient’s social history. Ms Roy lives alone in a two bedroom apartment in the suburbs. For the last three years Mr Sam smokes excessively. Simple present is a safe way of combining past, present and future together. A retired nurse, Ms Stallone self injects her medicines. (This sentence suggests that Ms Stallone used to, still does and will continue injecting in the future, too) Present Perfect Present perfect tense is used to explain the recent tests the patient has undergone, the recent medications the patient has been prescribed, the patient’s medical history that has not ended so far. Ms Oven has a family history of osteoarthritis in particular and joint pains in general. With regards to his medical and social history, he has been seen by many Physicians and Psychiatrists, yet no noted improvements have been reported. Since birth he has been taken care by his attendant Ms Jennifer. She has been instructed to use arm slings and is completely restricted from weight lifting is advised for 4 weeks. In addition to this, Endocrinologist has advised her to maintain a chart of her blood sugar levels. In all the above quoted situations, has, has been, have and have been are used. In all those situations, actions are initiated but not completed – at least the effects of the actions are prevailing. Simple Past Simple past is commonly used in the introduction, medical history and in the medical management of the letter. Remember, if a particular date is given, never fail to put that in simple past. Ms Roy was admitted to our care on 12th December with severe abdominal pain. Simple Past & Present Perfect Simple past is used for actions that terminated in the past at a particular time. “Ms Ray was admitted on 12th May with complaints of…” Present Perfect is used for actions that started but not completely ended. “He has been advised to undergo this surgery within three weeks.” In the above sentence, the patient has not yet undergone the surgery although the doctor has advised for surgery. Take another example. “The patient has has undergone surgery and is recuperating well…” In the above sentence, only surgery is done but has not terminated.. Past Perfect (Had) Past Perfect or Had + V3 is used mostly in past medical history, that is, to express an action that happened before another action. Ms Roy had developed symptoms of uterus cancer before she had got her tests done. Core Grammar Rules READ THESE OET RULES BEFORE YOU PROCEED TO CORRECTIONS. The following words are followed by a comma: So, Also However, Besides, Overall, In addition to that, And the following words are GENERALLY not followed or preceded by comma: Who “This is the patient who has requested home visit.” Whose Whom That Which While Use simple present for Social History Ms Alnet lives with her husband and two children. Mr Joy is a social worker. Use present Perfect for nursing management:

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The continue 3. Skim the given passage quickly to get a general idea of what it’s about before diving into the details. 4. Read the passage carefully and understand its main idea as well as its supporting details. 5. Pay attention to key words in the questions. These will help you determine the information that needs to be used for the answer. 6. Practice makes perfect. Read a lot of sample passages and do the exercises that accompany them. This is the best way to get familiar with the exam format and learn how to answer questions correctly. 7. Don’t forget to proofread your answers. Make sure they are grammatically correct, accurate and as per the question. By following these key tips, you will be able to ace the OET reading test with confidence. Sail through the exam and earn the qualification that you deserve! 🙌 ♥️✌️ #oetsuccess#oetreading#OETPreparation#OEThelp#crackoet#

Are you ready to ace the OET Reading test? 🤔 Well, if you want to master this part of the OET exam, here are some top tips: 1. Read the instructions carefully and make sure you understand what is being asked of you. Read each question carefully and read the answers before you decide which one is correct. 2. Prioritize your answer choices. Start with the easiest one and mark it down. Then move onto the next one. This will help to save time.

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Verb Practice Worksheet Instructions: Fill in the blanks with the appropriate form of the verb provided in brackets. The patient ___________ (complain) of chest pain since yesterday. The nurse ___________ (administer) the medication to the patient. The doctor ___________ (explain) the treatment plan to the patient and their family. The physiotherapist ___________ (assist) the patient with their exercises. The radiographer ___________ (perform) an X-ray on the patient's chest. The pharmacist ___________ (dispense) the prescribed medication to the patient. The nurse ___________ (monitor) the patient's vital signs regularly. The patient ___________ (respond) well to the treatment. The doctor ___________ (recommend) a follow-up appointment for next week. The healthcare assistant ___________ (help) the patient with personal care. Answer Key:

The continue Identify the Writing Task: Determine the specific writing task you are required to complete. OET writing tasks often include referral letters, discharge letters, patient notes, and advice letters. Make sure you know which type of letter or note you need to write. 🔵Plan Your Response: Before you start writing, take a moment to plan your response. Consider the structure of the letter, the key points you need to address, and the order in which you will present them. A well-organized response is easier to follow and more effective. 🔵Use a Formal Tone: Maintain a formal and professional tone throughout your letter. Avoid using slang, contractions, or overly casual language. You are writing in a healthcare context, so professionalism is essential. 🔵Address the Recipient Appropriately: Address the recipient of the letter correctly. If the recipient's name is provided, use it. If not, you can use a generic but polite salutation, such as "Dear Sir/Madam." 🔵Organize Information Logically: Present information in a clear and logical manner. Start with an introduction, provide necessary details in the body of the letter, and conclude appropriately. Use paragraphs to separate different points. 🔵Include Relevant Details: Ensure that you include all relevant information. This may include the patient's name, age, gender, medical history, current condition, treatment plan, and any other details specified in the case notes. 🔵Be Concise: Write concisely and to the point. Avoid unnecessary repetition or verbosity. The OET writing test has a word limit, so use your words efficiently. 🔵Proofread and Edit: After completing your letter, take the time to proofread and edit it. ♥️✌️