OET DAILY PRACTICE MATERIALS – DAY 32


Mihiraa’s OET Daily- DAY 32

Daily Practice, Daily Progress

Your Path to OET Success

Practice All Four Modules Daily

OET LISTENING DAILY

The conversation wants to establish

A. Subcutaneous cannulas are best used for short-term medication administration.
B. The risk of infiltration is minimal with proper care.
C. All patients are suitable candidates for subcutaneous cannulas.

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OET READING DAILY

Text:
IV cannulas, or intravenous catheters, are essential medical devices used to administer medications, fluids, and blood products directly into the bloodstream only. They are typically inserted into veins in the arm or hand, providing a convenient and efficient means of delivering necessary treatments. However, IV cannula insertion can be associated with complications such as infiltration, phlebitis, and infection, necessitating proper technique and ongoing monitoring.

Question:
The passage says that:
A. IV cannulas are only used for administering medications.
B. The insertion of IV cannulas is always risk-free.
C. Proper care of IV cannulas is crucial to prevent complications.
D. The risks associated with IV cannulas outweigh the benefits

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OET WRITING DAILY

Case Note
Write discharge plan
Patient: Mihiraa, aged 31
Past Medical History:
• No significant past medical history
• No known allergies

Family History:
• Mother has a history of irritable bowel syndrome (IBS)

Social History:
• Lives in a high-stress environment due to her demanding job
• Often eats irregular meals and skips breakfast
• Moderate alcohol consumption on weekends

Write a letter to a gastroenterologist.

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OET SPEAKING DAILY

SETTING: Hospital ward

TASK

Emphasise purpose of child’s IV/intravenous line (e.g., preventing dehydration, administering fluids/antibiotics, etc.).

ANSWERS

LISTENING

Answer: B. The risk of infiltration is minimal with proper care.

Rationale: While the conversation acknowledges the risk of infiltration, it also emphasizes that this risk can be minimized by using proper techniques and monitoring the insertion site. This suggests that with appropriate care, the risk of infiltration is not significant. Options A and C are not supported by the information provided in the conversation.

READING

Answer: C. Proper care of IV cannulas is crucial to prevent complications.

Rationale: The text emphasizes the importance of proper technique and ongoing monitoring of IV cannulas to prevent complications such as infiltration, phlebitis, and infection. While the passage doesn’t explicitly state that IV cannulas are only for medications, it does highlight their use for administering fluids and blood products. Options A and B are incorrect, as IV cannulas have a wider range of uses and are not always risk-free.

WRITING

Ms. Mihiraa lives in a high-stress environment due to her demanding job and often has irregular meals, skipping breakfast. She also reports moderate alcohol consumption on weekends. Her mother has a history of irritable bowel syndrome (IBS).

SPEAKING

Mihiraa, I know it can be concerning to see your child with an IV, but it’s an important tool to help them feel better. The IV allows us to provide fluids and medications directly into their bloodstream, which is especially helpful when they’re unable to drink or eat enough on their own. 

This can help prevent dehydration and ensure that the body gets the nutrients and support it needs to heal. In some cases, the IV may also be used to administer antibiotics to treat infections. Please don’t hesitate to ask if you have any questions about the IV or the treatment plan.

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