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3 Section 1 - Admission 1. Hello 2. What is your name? Can you write it in English? 1 HSE Emergency Multilingual Aid Section 1 Admission Arabic
4 3. What is your date of birth? Day Month Year HSE Emergency Multilingual Aid Section 1 Admission Arabic 2
5 4. What is your country of origin? 3 HSE Emergency Multilingual Aid Section 1 Admission Arabic
6 5. What is your ethnic or cultural background? a. White Irish Irish Traveller any other white background b. Black or Black Irish African any other black ba ckground c. Asian or Asian Irish Chinese any other Asian background d. Other including mixed background HSE Emergency Multilingual Aid Section 1 Admission Arabic 4
7 6. What is your religion? Bahái Buddhist Christian Hindu Jain Jewish Muslim Seikh 5 HSE Emergency Multilingual Aid Section 1 Admission Arabic
8 7. Write your address in Ireland 8. Can you please write the name, telephone number and address in English of someone we can contact for you? Don t Know 9. Are you married? HSE Emergency Multilingual Aid Section 1 Admission Arabic 6
9 10. I am your Nurse Doctor Occupational Therapist Physiotherapist Social worker Pharmacist Midwife Dietician 11. Have you been to this hospital before? Don t Know 7 HSE Emergency Multilingual Aid Section 1 Admission Arabic
10 12. Have you ever been treated in another hospital in Ireland? 13. Can you write the name of your family doctor (GP) in Ireland? HSE Emergency Multilingual Aid Section 1 Admission Arabic 8
11 14. Do you have a medical card number? Can you show me the medical card? Don t Know 15. The name of this hospital is. 9 HSE Emergency Multilingual Aid Section 1 Admission Arabic
12 16. The name of this ward is. 17. The telephone number of the ward is. 18. You are being moved to another ward HSE Emergency Multilingual Aid Section 1 Admission Arabic 10
13 19. The name of the ward you are being moved to is. 20. The visiting hours are strictly from to and from to 21. I will call the agency and ask for an interpreter 11 HSE Emergency Multilingual Aid Section 1 Admission Arabic
14 Section 2 Assessment 22. How long have you been ill? Hours Days Weeks Months 13 HSE Emergency Multilingual Aid Section 2 Assessment Arabic
15 23. Do you have any pain? Point where HSE Emergency Multilingual Aid Section 2 Assessment Arabic 14
16 When did it start? Hours ago Days ago Weeks ago Months ago 15 HSE Emergency Multilingual Aid Section 2 Assessment Arabic
17 24. How bad is the pain? 25. Have you had any bleeding? Point where HSE Emergency Multilingual Aid Section 2 Assessment Arabic 16
18 26. Have you had an accident? When? Hours ago Days ago Weeks ago Months ago 17 HSE Emergency Multilingual Aid Section 2 Assessment Arabic
19 27. Did you lose consciousness? Don t Know 28. Are you taking any medications (for example tablets) now? Do you have some with you? Can you show them to me please? HSE Emergency Multilingual Aid Section 2 Assessment Arabic 18
20 29. Do you have any allergies? Don t Know 19 HSE Emergency Multilingual Aid Section 2 Assessment Arabic
21 30. Are you allergic to any medication? Don t Know Penicillin? Aspirin? Any others? HSE Emergency Multilingual Aid Section 2 Assessment Arabic 20
22 31. Do you have diabetes? Don t Know 32. Do you have asthma? Don t Know 21 HSE Emergency Multilingual Aid Section 2 Assessment Arabic
23 33. Have you ever had Heart problems Don t Know High Blood pressure Don t Know Heart attack Don t Know Hepatitis Don t Know Cancer Don t Know HSE Emergency Multilingual Aid Section 2 Assessment Arabic 22
24 34. Are you pregnant? Don t Know 35. Do you have epilepsy? Don t Know 36. Have you ever had MRSA? Don t Know 23 HSE Emergency Multilingual Aid Section 2 Assessment Arabic
25 37. a) Do you have a cough? b) Do you cough anything up? Don t Know If yes, what colour? White Yellow-green Red Brown HSE Emergency Multilingual Aid Section 2 Assessment Arabic 24
26 38. Do you smoke? This is a no-smoking hospital 39. Are you feeling sick? 25 HSE Emergency Multilingual Aid Section 2 Assessment Arabic
27 40. Have you vomited? 41. Do you have any diarrhoea? HSE Emergency Multilingual Aid Section 2 Assessment Arabic 26
28 Section 3 Clinical care 42. Can I examine you? 43. Would you like to be examined by a male or female doctor? Male Female Preference 29 HSE Emergency Multilingual Aid Section 3 Clinical Care Arabic
29 44. female doctor is available right now 45. male doctor is available right now 46. Lie down 47. This might be uncomfortable HSE Emergency Multilingual Aid Section 3 Clinical Care Arabic 30
30 48. I will examine your Head Ears Eyes Neck Shoulder Chest Stomach Legs Skin 49. I will take your blood pressure 50. I will listen to your chest 31 HSE Emergency Multilingual Aid Section 3 Clinical Care Arabic
31 51. I will take an ECG (electrical trace of the heart) 52. I will take your temperature 53. I will take your pulse 54. I will take a sample of your blood 55. Take off any jewellery HSE Emergency Multilingual Aid Section 3 Clinical Care Arabic 32
32 56. I need to send you for an x-ray 57. Pass urine into this container 58. Cough phlegm into this container 33 HSE Emergency Multilingual Aid Section 3 Clinical Care Arabic
33 59. Do not eat or drink anything 60. Stay in bed 61. Do not sit up 62. You can get up now HSE Emergency Multilingual Aid Section 3 Clinical Care Arabic 34
34 63. You need to stay in hospital - please wait here until the ward has an available bed 64. Breathe out 65. Breathe in 66. Hold your breath 35 HSE Emergency Multilingual Aid Section 3 Clinical Care Arabic
35 67. Stand up 68. Sit down 69. Lie down 70. Lie on your side back front HSE Emergency Multilingual Aid Section 3 Clinical Care Arabic 36
36 71. Wear this mask apron pair of gloves 37 HSE Emergency Multilingual Aid Section 3 Clinical Care Arabic
37 72. Wash your hands 73. Do you have dentures (false teeth)? 74. Please take out your dentures HSE Emergency Multilingual Aid Section 3 Clinical Care Arabic 38
38 75. When did your last menstrual period begin? Year Month Week Day 39 HSE Emergency Multilingual Aid Section 3 Clinical Care Arabic
39 76. We will do a pregnancy test 77. Your procedure should take place this morning this afternoon 78. We have to postpone your procedure for now I am very sorry HSE Emergency Multilingual Aid Section 3 Clinical Care Arabic 40
40 79. Please drink this 80. Do not go to the toilet until after the procedure 41 HSE Emergency Multilingual Aid Section 3 Clinical Care Arabic
41 Section 4 Maternity 81. Do not eat or drink anything until after your procedure 82. You must drink a litre of water to prepare for your ultrasound scan. Do not pass urine until after the scan 83. The ultrasound scan will allow us to check the baby 43 HSE Emergency Multilingual Aid Section 4 Maternity Arabic
42 84. This is the baby s heartbeat 85. This is the baby s placenta (afterbirth) 86. I will listen to the baby s heartbeat HSE Emergency Multilingual Aid Section 4 Maternity Arabic 44
43 87. The monitor will check the baby s heartbeat 88. That is very good, you are doing very well 89. Do you need some pain relief? Don t Know 45 HSE Emergency Multilingual Aid Section 4 Maternity Arabic
44 90. If you breathe this gas in and out slowly, it will help to relieve the pain 91. The injection will help reduce the pain 92. Do you have any bleeding? Don t Know HSE Emergency Multilingual Aid Section 4 Maternity Arabic 46
45 93. A midwife or doctor will examine you soon 47 HSE Emergency Multilingual Aid Section 4 Maternity Arabic
46 94. What is the date of your last menstrual period? Year Month Week Day HSE Emergency Multilingual Aid Section 4 Maternity Arabic 48
47 95. How many weeks pregnant are you? What number pregnancy is this? 97. Do you have contractions? Don t Know 49 HSE Emergency Multilingual Aid Section 4 Maternity Arabic
48 98. What time did the contractions start? Hours Minutes 99. How regular are your contractions? HSE Emergency Multilingual Aid Section 4 Maternity Arabic 50
49 100. Do you feel the baby coming? Don t Know 101. Have your waters broken? Don t Know 102. Is there somebody with you? 51 HSE Emergency Multilingual Aid Section 4 Maternity Arabic
50 103. You will be having a caesarean section because the baby is distressed 104. Breathe in and breathe out slowly 105. Breathe in, hold your breath and push down HSE Emergency Multilingual Aid Section 4 Maternity Arabic 52
51 106. Don t push 107. Pant 108. Congratulations, it s a boy 53 HSE Emergency Multilingual Aid Section 4 Maternity Arabic
52 109. Congratulations, it s a girl 110. The doctor will examine your baby 111. I will take a sample of blood from your baby s heel HSE Emergency Multilingual Aid Section 4 Maternity Arabic 54
53 112. I will weigh the baby bath the baby feed the baby change the baby s nappy 55 HSE Emergency Multilingual Aid Section 4 Maternity Arabic
54 Discharge Questions 113. The Doctor says you can go home today 114. The Doctor says you can go home tomorrow 115. Do you have anyone who can bring you home? 57 HSE Emergency Multilingual Aid Section 5 Discharge Questions Arabic
55 116. Do you have the letter for your family doctor? Don t Know 117. Do you have your tablets? Don t Know 118. Do you have the prescription for your medication? Don t Know HSE Emergency Multilingual Aid Section 5 Discharge Questions Arabic 58
56 119. Do you have your personal belongings? 120. I will arrange for the public health nurse to visit you in your home 121. I will make an appointment for you at the outpatients clinic 59 HSE Emergency Multilingual Aid Section 5 Discharge Questions Arabic
57 Patient s questions 122. I can t sleep 123. I have pain here point to the area of pain 124. Can you give me something for the pain? 61 HSE Emergency Multilingual Aid Section 6 Patient s Questions Arabic
58 125. I want to get sick HSE Emergency Multilingual Aid Section 6 Patient s Questions Arabic 62
59 126. I need to go to the toilet 127. I need help to go to the toilet 128. I am hungry 63 HSE Emergency Multilingual Aid Section 6 Patient s Questions Arabic
60 129. I need to follow a renal diet cardiac diet diabetic diet low-fat diet 130. I am a vegetarian HSE Emergency Multilingual Aid Section 6 Patient s Questions Arabic 64
61 131. I eat halal meat 132. I am fasting 133. I want a drink 65 HSE Emergency Multilingual Aid Section 6 Patient s Questions Arabic
62 134. I want to sit up 135. I want to lie down 136. I want to get out of bed HSE Emergency Multilingual Aid Section 6 Patient s Questions Arabic 66
63 137. I want to walk around 138. I want a wash 139. I want to clean my teeth 67 HSE Emergency Multilingual Aid Section 6 Patient s Questions Arabic
64 140. I want to pray 141. I want to shave 142. I want tampons sanitary towels HSE Emergency Multilingual Aid Section 6 Patient s Questions Arabic 68
65 143. I want to make a telephone call 144. I want my family friend 145. I do not understand 69 HSE Emergency Multilingual Aid Section 6 Patient s Questions Arabic
66 146. I would like to see a female doctor 147. I would like to see a male doctor 148. I want an interpreter HSE Emergency Multilingual Aid Section 6 Patient s Questions Arabic 70
67 149. I am worried / afraid 150. I am allergic 151. I am bleeding 71 HSE Emergency Multilingual Aid Section 6 Patient s Questions Arabic
68 152. I have cramps 153. I have a headache 154. My bed is uncomfortable HSE Emergency Multilingual Aid Section 6 Patient s Questions Arabic 72
69 155. I want to see the doctor 73 HSE Emergency Multilingual Aid Section 6 Patient s Questions Arabic
70 156. How long will I be waiting? Up to one hour Up to two hours Up to three hours Up to four hours Longer than 4 hours 157. Can I watch television? HSE Emergency Multilingual Aid Section 6 Patient s Questions Arabic 74
71 158. Can I use my mobile phone? 159. What is the name of this ward? 160. Does a mobile shop come to the ward? 75 HSE Emergency Multilingual Aid Section 6 Patient s Questions Arabic
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