1 Mart 2011 Salı

Listening Report - A. Why Doctor May not always try to save a fingertip

1.      Which injuries should always be treated by a doctor?
      Injuries that damage a "deep structure" like a bone, tendon or nerve should always be treated by a doctor.


2.    What do you think “it’s a different ballgame” means?




3.    What are signs of a deep cut?
      Forceful bleeding and bright red blood are dangerous signs of a deep cut.


4. What is Gelfoam?    
     Gelfoam is a medical product that can help stop the bleeding.




5. 
What should you do if your fingertip is cut off?

      If is's a deep cut, I should go to the doctor. / If the bleeding stops when you press on it for a few minutes, then I probably do not need a doctor.


6.  Dr. Brown says fingertips are not often   ___reattached___  if they are the length of a fingernail or shorter.


7.  How is a fingertip reattached?
     Reattachment is a real commitment by the patient and the doctor. Amputation is a simple thing.

8. What does a patient have to do to regain use of their finger?
     Patients must also be willing to undergo a rehabilitation process to regain use of the finger.