OET Medical speaking
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1. Role Play Card Answer: Read Carefully & Ask Questions
2. What is your role?
What role is the examiner (interlocuter) playing Answer: patient,
parent/son/daughter, carer?
Where is the conversation taking place?
What is the current situation and how urgent is it?
What background information are you given about the patient and
the situa- tion? Answer: What are you required to do?
What is the primary purpose of the conversation [e.g., explain, find out, reassure,
persuade]? What information do you need to find out?
What information do you need to give the patient?
3. Settings commonly used in OET role play. Answer: Suburban Medical Centre;
Community Health Centre; General Practice; Emergency Department of Hospital; Home visit to a
patient's house;
Hospital Outpatient Department; School
4. 1. Commencing the Discussion Answer: 1) Read the setting Answer: If you're in the
hospital you introduce yourself but if you are a GP you don't.
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-Hello I am Michael your doctor / I'm one of the doctors on duty today.
-Hello, I am your doctor today
I'm Dr. XX one of the GPs at the clinic.
-Hello or Good morning
Hello, Jim. It's good to see you again
5. Assume that you don't know background information except for
the obvious things (e.g test result).
- How can I help you [if you don't know the reason for the visit]
- What brings you here to see
me? or So, what brought you
here today?
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Comprehensive Questions
with Complete Solutions
Graded A+ (100% Certified)
Your Exam Plug
,Contact for any further assistance
1. Role Play Card Answer: Read Carefully & Ask Questions
2. What is your role?
What role is the examiner (interlocuter) playing Answer: patient,
parent/son/daughter, carer?
Where is the conversation taking place?
What is the current situation and how urgent is it?
What background information are you given about the patient and
the situa- tion? Answer: What are you required to do?
What is the primary purpose of the conversation [e.g., explain, find out, reassure,
persuade]? What information do you need to find out?
What information do you need to give the patient?
3. Settings commonly used in OET role play. Answer: Suburban Medical Centre;
Community Health Centre; General Practice; Emergency Department of Hospital; Home visit to a
patient's house;
Hospital Outpatient Department; School
4. 1. Commencing the Discussion Answer: 1) Read the setting Answer: If you're in the
hospital you introduce yourself but if you are a GP you don't.
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,Contact for any further assistance
-Hello I am Michael your doctor / I'm one of the doctors on duty today.
-Hello, I am your doctor today
I'm Dr. XX one of the GPs at the clinic.
-Hello or Good morning
Hello, Jim. It's good to see you again
5. Assume that you don't know background information except for
the obvious things (e.g test result).
- How can I help you [if you don't know the reason for the visit]
- What brings you here to see
me? or So, what brought you
here today?
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