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Explaining Stable Angina and GTN Spray Use

Czech ↔ EnglishHealth12 segments ≈282 wordsSegments of 35 words or fewer

Nurse (speaking English) and Patient (speaking Czech) talk through “Explaining Stable Angina and GTN Spray Use”. 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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SEGMENT 1 · ENGLISH · 21 WORDS
Nurse

Mr. Novák, before we begin the exam, could you describe exactly what the tightness in your chest felt like this morning?

SEGMENT 2 · CZECH · 24 WORDS
Patient

Bylo to jako tlak, něco mě tísnilo na hrudi a bolelo to i do levé paže, když jsem šel k autobusu.

SEGMENT 3 · ENGLISH · 18 WORDS
Nurse

How long did the pain last, and did it start during exercise, at rest, or after a meal?

SEGMENT 4 · CZECH · 20 WORDS
Patient

Trvalo to asi deset minut a nezačalo to v klidu, jen když jsem šel do kopce nebo si pospíšil.

SEGMENT 5 · ENGLISH · 25 WORDS
Nurse

This sounds like stable angina—your heart muscle isn't getting quite enough oxygen during exertion, especially climbing stairs. I'll prescribe a GTN spray for these episodes.

SEGMENT 6 · CZECH · 26 WORDS
Patient

Dobře, ale bojím se, že mi to sníží tlak moc rychle. Musím to brát pořád, i když bolest ustoupí?

SEGMENT 7 · ENGLISH · 31 WORDS
Nurse

Sit or lie down before spraying, since it can drop your blood pressure quickly and cause dizziness. Use it only during pain—not continuously—and call triple zero if two sprays don't help.

SEGMENT 8 · CZECH · 24 WORDS
Patient

Rozumím, budu sedět nebo si lehnu, než sprej použiju. Můžu se vrátit do práce v pondělí, nebo mám zůstat doma déle?

SEGMENT 9 · ENGLISH · 24 WORDS
Nurse

Avoid heavy lifting and strenuous work for now, and please book a follow-up at Lyell McEwin Hospital in two weeks for a stress test.

SEGMENT 10 · CZECH · 24 WORDS
Patient

Dobře, zapíšu si termín v Lyell McEwin Hospital. Mám se něčemu vyhýbat v jídle, třeba soli nebo tučnému masu?

SEGMENT 11 · ENGLISH · 21 WORDS
Nurse

Please cut back on salty and fried foods, keep exercising gently each day, and see your GP if symptoms change beforehand.

SEGMENT 12 · CZECH · 24 WORDS
Patient

Děkuji, budu jíst zdravěji a cvičit pomalu. Pokud se bolest vrátí nebo zhorší, hned zavolám na tísňovou linku tři nuly.

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