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Head Injury Discharge Advice After a Fall
Emergency Nurse (speaking English) and Patient (speaking Czech) talk through “Head Injury Discharge Advice After a Fall”. You interpret both ways — English into Czech, and Czech into English — one segment at a time, exactly as in the CCL test.
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Hi, I'm Sarah, one of the nurses looking after you tonight at Nepean Hospital. Can you tell me exactly how the fall happened this afternoon?
Uklouzl jsem na mokré podlaze v koupelně kolem třetí hodiny odpoledne a udeřil jsem se hlavou o okraj vany.
Did you lose consciousness at any point, or notice any vomiting, blurred vision, severe headache, or confusion afterwards?
Ne, vědomí jsem neztratil, ale mám silnou bolest hlavy a je mi trochu nevolno od té chvíle, co jsem spadl.
Good news — your CT scan came back clear, with no bleeding or fracture, but we still need to monitor you closely.
To je dobrá zpráva, ale ta bolest hlavy pořád neustupuje a cítím mírnou nevolnost — je to normální?
You should rest quietly at home, avoid screens and strenuous activity for a day, and come back immediately if headaches worsen or you start vomiting.
Rozumím. A mám zítra jít do práce, nebo bych si měl vzít pár dní volna?
You shouldn't return to work or lift anything heavy for at least 48 hours, since your brain still needs time to recover fully.
Dobře, to zvládnu. Ale smím zítra ráno řídit auto, nebo bych měl s tím ještě počkat?
You can drive tomorrow morning only if you feel completely normal, with no dizziness, headache or blurred vision — otherwise please wait one more day.
Rozumím, tak si to ráno pořádně vyzkouším, a pokud ucítím jakoukoliv závrať, počkám ještě jeden den, než sednu za volant.
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