Students will be able to effectively communicate with a patient in the Emergency Department (ED) who has fallen off a ladder, using appropriate medical vocabulary, asking relevant questions and providing advice.
• Whiteboard and markers
• Handouts with vocabulary and dialogue prompts
• Role-play scenario cards
• Audio recordings of nurse-patient interactions (optional)
• Vocabulary flashcards
1 hour
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