OET SPEAKING ROLEPLAY SAMPLE FOR NURSES - ANEMIC PATIENT'S BLOOD TEST | MIHIRAA

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OET Speaking Role Play Sample Video for Nurses demonstrates OET speaking role play on an anaemic patient's blood test. The setting of this OET speaking role play is the clinic. By watching this video a nurse will get a clear idea of the scenario of an anaemic patient's blood test for anaemia, the OET speaking role-play session for nurses.

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Hi, good morning Lance. My name is Terry Milan. I’m your invigilator for the O E T speaking session on 8 April 2020. How are you doing?
Hi, Good morning. I’m good. Thank you for asking. How about you?
Well, I’m great.
Can you tell me your full name for the record, please?
My full name is Lance Stainer.
And what is your candidate number, please?
My candidate number is 2 3 5 8 9 7 1 0.
Thank you. And you are taking this test as a nurse. Is that correct?
Yes, Correct.
Thank you. Can I see your ID, please?
Sure. Here it is.
The warmup questions are not assessed and are a chance for us to get used to each other's voices. We'll just talk for two to three minutes.
Alright.