Phrasal Verbs
Name two phrasal verbs we use related to volume.
What is "turn up" and "turn down?"
Name an -ing adjective that describes pain that moves through the body.
What is "radiating?"
Name an adjective related to a dull, constant pain that ends in "y."
What is "achy?"
Which preposition do we use for surfaces (table, bed, etc.)?
What is "on?"
Construct a question where the patient must choose brown shoes or black shoes.
Would you rather wear/would you prefer to wear the brown shoes or the black ones?
What is "pull out?"
Name the type of pain you might feel if you stub your toe (two or three possible answers).
What is "throbbing" or "pulsing?"
Name which of these adjectives can end in -y: burn, stab, tingle, radiate
What is "tingly?"
Name a preposition we might use if we are putting a blanket or towel on a surface (for example, covering a resident with a blanket).
What is "over"?
Make a question using the following words:
which, diabetes, have, type
Which type of diabetes does she/he have?
Name a phrasal verb that means to connect a machine.
What is "hook up?"
Name two-ing words we learned related to sharp pain.
Stabbing, throbbing, shooting
Name the adjective ending in -y that describes a sticky, black consistency.
What is "tarry?"
Name the preposition that we use to show that we are moving in a space (a doorway, a building, a tunnel)
What is "through?"
Construct a small talk question asking a resident about a personal interest (TV show, book, etc.).
What TV show are you watching? What do you think so far?
Name a phrasal verb that means "to get sick".
What is "to come down with?"
Make a sentence using radiating and spine.
I feel pain radiating down my spine.
Pain is radiating down my spine.
Name an -ed adjective related to substance abuse (hint: has to do with speech).
slurred (speech)
Write out the full term for COPD
chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
Construct a small talk question that is a compliment.
I really like your ___, where did you get it/them?
Give an example of a three-part phrasal verb.
go out with, catch up with, look up to, put up with
I feel tingling in my fingers and toes.
Think of two -ed adjectives that relate to Alzheimer's.
increased memory loss; increased sleeping; shortened attention span
Write out the full term for following acronyms:
OCD, BPD, PTSD
Obsessive-compulsive disorder
borderline personality disorder
post-traumatic stress disorder
Ask a question using "how" to ask about a mental health disorder and how it affects something or someone.
How does OCD affect relationships?
How does bipolar disorder affect mood?