612 – Day Surgery at the Hospital 4 医院手术 4

A: Nurse/Doctor B: Nicole

A: Good job! You did really well! Now we’ll transfer you to the recovery room.

B: Thank you so much, everyone!

A: Hi, could you tell me your name, and date of birth?

B: Nicole. March 1, 1974.

A: Okay, Nicole. How do you feel now?

B: I’m very dizzy.

A: Yes. I was told you are quite sensitive to sedation drugs. That’s okay. Take your time. Here are some crackers and apple juice for you.

B: Thank you. I’m starving.

A: Yeah. I can imagine.

Would you like more?

B: No. I’m good.

A: Have a rest. In the meantime, I will call Helen to pick you up.

B: Thanks.

A: How are you feeling now? Better?

B: Yes, better. I’m not as dizzy as just now.

A: Great! So, make sure you don’t drive or make any financial decisions in the next 24 hours. You should have someone to stay with you for the night. It’s highly unlikely that anything would happen, but we just want you to be safe.

B: Okay.

A: Do you think you can sit up now?

B: I think so.

A: Okay, Helen is here. You can now get changed and I will show your way out.