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1. Use the notes on the role card to guide the role-play
Answer: What is your role? What role is your interlocutor playing patient,
parent/son/daughter, carer?
Where is the conversation taking
place? What is the current
situation?
How urgent is the situation?
What background information are you given about the patient and the
situation? What are you required to do?
What is the primary purpose of the conversation [e.g., explain, find out, reassure,
persuade]? What other elements of the situation do you know about?
What information do you need to give the
patient? Take the initiative to start the
roleplay yourself.
Don't worry if the interlocutor stops the role-play after five minutes -there is no penalty for not completing
all the elements on the role card.
2. Step 1 Answer: The first step is introducing yourself and your role in a confident and friendly
manner.
3. introducing yourself Answer: Hello, my name is (your name here), and I will be your
attending nurse today. Hello, my name is (Your name here), and I am one of the Registered
Nurses in this facility.
Hello, my name is (Your name here), and I will be looking after you today.
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4. Some of the settings commonly used in OET role plays are
Answer: Medical Centre Community Health Centre
General Practice
Emergency Department of a
hospital Home visit to a patient's
house Hospital outpatient
department School
5. Step 2 Answer: the opening statement or question
should match the background information on the cue
card.
6. if you are meeting the patient for the first time, use the
following open-ended questions to open up the discussion. Answer:
What brings you here today? What would you like to discuss?
How can I help you today?
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How may I assist you today?
I see that you rang the buzzer. What can I do for you? (When the patient is admitted to the hospital).
7. Use a closed-ended question when you already know the reason for
patient's visit, or it's a follow-up visit? Answer: Am I right in thinking that you have been
referred by your doctor to discuss regarding your weight/smoking/hypertension? (Depending on
the cue card)
Am I right in thinking that you have come here about your arthritis?
Am I right in thinking that you are here to talk about your hypertension?
8. Step 3 Answer: Answer: Complete the tasks on the cue card
9. Step 3 Answer: Answer: Plan the execution of the role play depending on the tasks mentioned
the cue-card.
10. Do not forget to obtain the patient's agreement while doing this.
Answer: Shall we start with... and then we will discuss the treatment options later. Is that okay
with you?
Before proceeding further, I would like to ask you some questions to get a detailed picture of your
situation. Would that be okay?
Would it be okay if I can ask you some questions about your and then discuss some things you can d
to manage
your condition?
So, here's what I am going to do. First, I will ask you some questions about your lifestyle. Then, I would
suggest some things you can to do to manage your condition. And later/after that, I would be happy to
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Comprehensive Questions
with Complete Solutions
Graded A+ (100% Certified)
Your Exam Plug
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more assistance
1. Use the notes on the role card to guide the role-play
Answer: What is your role? What role is your interlocutor playing patient,
parent/son/daughter, carer?
Where is the conversation taking
place? What is the current
situation?
How urgent is the situation?
What background information are you given about the patient and the
situation? What are you required to do?
What is the primary purpose of the conversation [e.g., explain, find out, reassure,
persuade]? What other elements of the situation do you know about?
What information do you need to give the
patient? Take the initiative to start the
roleplay yourself.
Don't worry if the interlocutor stops the role-play after five minutes -there is no penalty for not completing
all the elements on the role card.
2. Step 1 Answer: The first step is introducing yourself and your role in a confident and friendly
manner.
3. introducing yourself Answer: Hello, my name is (your name here), and I will be your
attending nurse today. Hello, my name is (Your name here), and I am one of the Registered
Nurses in this facility.
Hello, my name is (Your name here), and I will be looking after you today.
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,Contact @ for any
more assistance
4. Some of the settings commonly used in OET role plays are
Answer: Medical Centre Community Health Centre
General Practice
Emergency Department of a
hospital Home visit to a patient's
house Hospital outpatient
department School
5. Step 2 Answer: the opening statement or question
should match the background information on the cue
card.
6. if you are meeting the patient for the first time, use the
following open-ended questions to open up the discussion. Answer:
What brings you here today? What would you like to discuss?
How can I help you today?
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more assistance
How may I assist you today?
I see that you rang the buzzer. What can I do for you? (When the patient is admitted to the hospital).
7. Use a closed-ended question when you already know the reason for
patient's visit, or it's a follow-up visit? Answer: Am I right in thinking that you have been
referred by your doctor to discuss regarding your weight/smoking/hypertension? (Depending on
the cue card)
Am I right in thinking that you have come here about your arthritis?
Am I right in thinking that you are here to talk about your hypertension?
8. Step 3 Answer: Answer: Complete the tasks on the cue card
9. Step 3 Answer: Answer: Plan the execution of the role play depending on the tasks mentioned
the cue-card.
10. Do not forget to obtain the patient's agreement while doing this.
Answer: Shall we start with... and then we will discuss the treatment options later. Is that okay
with you?
Before proceeding further, I would like to ask you some questions to get a detailed picture of your
situation. Would that be okay?
Would it be okay if I can ask you some questions about your and then discuss some things you can d
to manage
your condition?
So, here's what I am going to do. First, I will ask you some questions about your lifestyle. Then, I would
suggest some things you can to do to manage your condition. And later/after that, I would be happy to
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