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Home Blood Pressure Monitoring and Follow-up
Nurse (speaking English) and Patient (speaking Czech) talk through “Home Blood Pressure Monitoring and Follow-up”. 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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Mr Dvořák, could you tell me what your home blood pressure readings have been like this week?
Ano, měřil jsem si to každý den ráno a večer. Většinou to bylo kolem sto čtyřicet na devadesát, ale včera to bylo sto padesát na sto.
That's higher than we'd like to see. Have you noticed any headaches, dizziness, or blurred vision along with those readings?
Občas mě bolí hlava, hlavně ráno, ale závratě jsem neměl. Jen jsem byl minulý týden hodně unavený.
I'd like to refer you to a doctor at Bendigo Health this week, since your readings suggest we may need to adjust your medication.
Dobře, ale mám si dál zapisovat tlak doma až do té doby, nebo stačí, když prostě přijdu na kontrolu?
Please keep recording your blood pressure twice daily until then; that record will help the doctor decide whether to change your medication. Let's schedule your follow-up in three weeks.
Dobře, budu si to zapisovat dvakrát denně. Mám nějak omezit sůl nebo cvičení, než se uvidíme znovu?
Yes, try to reduce added salt and aim for thirty minutes of walking most days. If your readings stay above one-forty over ninety, call the clinic sooner.
Rozumím, budu se snažit méně solit a chodit na procházky. Co když mi ale léky nebudou stačit?
If lifestyle changes and current medication aren't enough, the doctor may add a second tablet or adjust your dose at the review.
Děkuji, to zní rozumně. Přijdu tedy za tři týdny a přinesu si záznamy tlaku.
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