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Child's Asthma Attack in Emergency Department

Serbian ↔ EnglishHealth12 segments ≈263 wordsSegments of 35 words or fewer

Emergency Doctor (speaking English) and Parent (speaking Serbian) talk through “Child's Asthma Attack in Emergency Department”. You interpret both ways — English into Serbian, and Serbian into English — one segment at a time, exactly as in the CCL test.

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SEGMENT 1 · ENGLISH · 25 WORDS
Emergency Doctor

Before we start, can you tell me exactly when your daughter's breathing became difficult tonight, and whether she's already used her blue puffer at home?

SEGMENT 2 · SERBIAN · 24 WORDS
Parent

Počelo je oko osam uveče, posle trčanja u dvorištu. Dala sam joj dva udaha ventolina, ali nije mnogo pomoglo.

SEGMENT 3 · ENGLISH · 23 WORDS
Emergency Doctor

Has she had any serious asthma attacks like this before, and does she have a written asthma action plan from her regular GP?

SEGMENT 4 · SERBIAN · 22 WORDS
Parent

Da, imala je slično pre otprilike godinu dana, ali nemamo pisani plan od doktora, nikad nam ga nije dao.

SEGMENT 5 · ENGLISH · 24 WORDS
Emergency Doctor

We'll give her four puffs of Ventolin through this spacer right now, and we'll repeat that every twenty minutes if her breathing doesn't settle.

SEGMENT 6 · SERBIAN · 18 WORDS
Parent

Dobro, razumem. Da li treba da brojim minute tačno, ili samo da pratim kako diše?

SEGMENT 7 · ENGLISH · 22 WORDS
Emergency Doctor

If her oxygen levels don't rise above ninety-four percent within the hour, we'll need to admit her overnight at John Hunter Hospital.

SEGMENT 8 · SERBIAN · 20 WORDS
Parent

Ako mora da ostane preko noći, da li mogu i ja da spavam ovde sa njom u bolnici?

SEGMENT 9 · ENGLISH · 24 WORDS
Emergency Doctor

I need you to watch for blue lips, exhaustion, or if she can't speak in full sentences — that means call triple zero immediately.

SEGMENT 10 · SERBIAN · 19 WORDS
Parent

Razumem, paziću na to. Ako joj usne poplave ili ne može da priča, odmah zovem triple zero.

SEGMENT 11 · ENGLISH · 24 WORDS
Emergency Doctor

Once she's stable, please book a follow-up with her GP within one week to review her asthma action plan and correct her inhaler technique.

SEGMENT 12 · SERBIAN · 18 WORDS
Parent

Hvala vam, zakazaću kod našeg lekara opšte prakse čim se vratimo kući, najkasnije za nedelju dana.

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