情境模拟: Chapter5Unit3 Dialogue2asDr. Miller 采用教材:《涉外护理英语情境对话》,刘晨,外语教学与研究出版社 Dialogue 3: Setting Plaster on a Leg fracture (n the operation room, RN Lena is assisting Dr Miller to put a cast on patient Ms Kimberly with a leg fracture. Mrs. Kimberly is asleep under general anesthesia.) Dr Miller RN Lena: She is out. doctor Dr Miller RN Lena: How hard do you have to pull? Dr. Miller RN Lena: Am i doing it all right? Dr Miller RN Lena: OK, the edges of the casts should be padded to prevent pressure sores, shouldn t they? Dr Miller RN Lena: What about X-rays? Dr Miller- RN Lena: Well, if there is marked swelling of the foot, we should split the cast throughout its full length using a cast saw. along either the lateral or medial border or even along both sides if necessary. With a newly applied plaster cast, the leg should be elevated on a pillow, and the patient should be kept in bed for at least three days Dr. Miller RN Lena: Yes. Pay careful attention to the circulation in the limb by observing the color of the toes. It's also important to make sure the toes are moving and that there's情境模拟：Chapter 5 Unit 3 Dialogue 2 as Dr. Miller 采用教材：《涉外护理英语情境对话》，刘晨，外语教学与研究出版社 Dialogue 3: Setting Plaster on a Leg Fracture (In the operation room, RN Lena is assisting Dr. Miller to put a cast on patient Ms. Kimberly with a leg fracture. Mrs. Kimberly is asleep under general anesthesia. ) Dr. Miller: RN Lena: She is out, doctor. Dr. Miller: RN Lena: How hard do you have to pull? Dr. Miller: RN Lena: Am I doing it all right? Dr. Miller: RN Lena: OK, the edges of the casts should be padded to prevent pressure sores, shouldn’t they? Dr. Miller: RN Lena: What about X-rays? Dr. Miller: RN Lena: Well, if there is marked swelling of the foot, we should split the cast throughout its full length using a cast saw, along either the lateral or medial border, or even along both sides if necessary. With a newly applied plaster cast, the leg should be elevated on a pillow, and the patient should be kept in bed for at least three days. Dr. Miller: RN Lena: Yes. Pay careful attention to the circulation in the limb by observing the color of the toes. It’s also important to make sure the toes are moving and that there’s