Doctor Patient

“Hello, I’m Dr…. I will be taking care of you today. How can I help you? / What “Hi doctor. I’m quite concerned. I’ve been feeling weak and tired since …. I’m
brings you in today?” What’s the purpose of your visit today? scared of having another attack.
Rest assured / I’m sure you’ll gain your energy back in … Let me remind you that Oh, that’s another thing I want to ask you. How much physical exercise do you
heart attack recovery is a gradual process that required certain lifestyle changes as think I should get?
well as medications. As you know, our heart is a muscle, so we should strengthen
it with a strict and regular exercise plan. How does that sound?
Our primary purpose is to improve your overall strength and … I think, at this I work as an accountant. I’m behind a desk all day …
stage, light to moderate exercise is the best way to go. Please keep in mind that it
has been 2 weeks since your admission and we need to avoid any complications. I
think you should join/attend/participate in our cardiac … where you can increase
your stamina under supervision. In the meantime, may I ask what you do for a
living?
First of all, you should know that I do not want you feel stressed. You should be Now that you’ve asked, I’m scared out of my wits of getting another attack. I really
ready to work both physically and psychologically, which takes around 4 to 6 want to know what to do to avoid another one.
weeks for a desk job like yours. Is there anything that makes you
concerned/worried?
OK, I think the worst is behind you. If you stick to your exercise plan and watch Thank you …
your diet, everything will get better. It is quite normal to feel the way you do after
a heart attack.
 Doctor Patient
Hi Yavuz, thanks for coming to see me. How have you been feeling since your (much weaker, very tired, worried about phy. act & anot. MI)
discharge?
I understand your concerns and they are quite natural in your situation. You might (How much physical act.?)
have some questions about your activity levels maybe?
Please remember that it has just been two weeks since your discharge. It’s quite
normal for you to feel weak and tired. Recovering from an MI is a gradual process
that requires lifestyle changes and medication). From now on, I recommend
regular exercise to improve your cardiac and overall physical performance. Does
that sound good? Do you have any questions?
To begin with, it’s suitable for you to jog for three times a week 20 mins’. Because (Office job, sit at a desk, no exercise)
your recovery was uncomplicated, you can go head and join our rehab program.
There we can improve your cardiac health under the supervision of a healthcare
professional. By the way, can you tell me what you do for a living?
In your situation, you can resume work after 4 to 6 weeks. Remember that you (really concerned about another attack, what to do?)
need to be ready, not only physically but also mentally. You shouldn’t rush and you
also need to get assistance from your work. Is that OK for you? Do you have any
concerns?
I understand your concern but please know that you can easily prevent another Thank you
attack by changing your lifestyle, diet and being more physically active and routine
checks. Please rest assured that your concerns are normal. You are in good hands.
Doctor Patient
“Hello, I’m Dr…. I will be taking care of you today. How can I help you? / What “Hi doctor. I’m quite concerned. I’ve been feeling weak and tired since …. I’m
brings you in today?” What’s the purpose of your visit today? scared of having another attack.
Rest assured / I’m sure you’ll gain your energy back in … Let me remind you that Oh, that’s another thing I want to ask you. How much physical exercise do you
heart attack recovery is a gradual process that required certain lifestyle changes as think I should get?
well as medications. As you know, our heart is a muscle, so we should strengthen
it with a strict and regular exercise plan. How does that sound?
Our primary purpose is to improve your overall strength and … I think, at this I work as an accountant. I’m behind a desk all day …
stage, light to moderate exercise is the best way to go. Please keep in mind that it
has been 2 weeks since your admission and we need to avoid any complications. I
think you should join/attend/participate in our cardiac … where you can increase
your stamina under supervision. In the meantime, may I ask what you do for a
living?
First of all, you should know that I do not want you feel stressed. You should be Now that you’ve asked, I’m scared out of my wits of getting another attack. I really
ready to work both physically and psychologically, which takes around 4 to 6 want to know what to do to avoid another one.
weeks for a desk job like yours. Is there anything that makes you
concerned/worried?
OK, I think the worst is behind you. If you stick to your exercise plan and watch Thank you …
your diet, everything will get better. It is quite normal to feel the way you do after
a heart attack.