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Head Injury Assessment After a Trampoline Fall

Somali ↔ EnglishHealth12 segments ≈287 wordsSegments of 35 words or fewer

Emergency Nurse (speaking English) and Mother (speaking Somali) talk through “Head Injury Assessment After a Trampoline Fall”. You interpret both ways — English into Somali, and Somali into English — one segment at a time, exactly as in the CCL test.

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SEGMENT 1 · ENGLISH · 23 WORDS
Nurse

Before we start, can you walk me through exactly what happened when your son fell off the trampoline in the backyard this afternoon?

SEGMENT 2 · SOMALI · 26 WORDS
Mother

Wuxuu ka dhacay tarambooliinka barxadda dambe, waxaana ku dhacday geeska dhagaxa ah ee ku wareegsan. Isla markiiba wuu qayliyay oo aad buu u ooyay.

SEGMENT 3 · ENGLISH · 23 WORDS
Nurse

Did he lose consciousness at any point, or vomit afterwards? Even a few seconds of blacking out is important for us to know.

SEGMENT 4 · SOMALI · 28 WORDS
Mother

Maya, ma uu miyir-beelin, laakiin hal jeer ayuu matag sameeyay markii aan gaadhiga ku soo qaadnay. Waa uu la yaabsan yahay oo aad buu u seexan yahay.

SEGMENT 5 · ENGLISH · 32 WORDS
Nurse

His scan looks fine, and there's no sign of a fracture, but we'll keep him here at Bankstown-Lidcombe Hospital for a few hours of observation, since head injuries can sometimes show delayed symptoms.

SEGMENT 6 · SOMALI · 20 WORDS
Mother

Runtii miyaan xaalad walaac leh ku jirin? Ma waxaan booqan karnaa dhakhtarkayaga guud haddii aan guriga ku noqonno maanta?

SEGMENT 7 · ENGLISH · 22 WORDS
Nurse

Once home, wake him every two hours overnight to check he's responding normally, and watch closely for vomiting, drowsiness, or severe headache.

SEGMENT 8 · SOMALI · 22 WORDS
Mother

Waan fahamsanahay inaan saacad kasta oo labo ah toosiyo, laakiin ma waxaan siin karaa dawo xanuun-joojiye ah, sida Panadol?

SEGMENT 9 · ENGLISH · 22 WORDS
Nurse

Only give him children's paracetamol for pain relief — no ibuprofen at all, since it can increase bleeding risk after a head injury.

SEGMENT 10 · SOMALI · 22 WORDS
Mother

Haddii aan la kulmo dhakhtarka guud, ma waxay ku filan tahay hal booqasho, mise waxaa jira caadooyin dheeraad ah oo aan raacaa?

SEGMENT 11 · ENGLISH · 23 WORDS
Nurse

See your GP within forty-eight hours for a check-up, but if he vomits again or seems very drowsy, come straight back to emergency.

SEGMENT 12 · SOMALI · 24 WORDS
Mother

Waad ku mahadsan tahay sharaxaadda, waan fulin doonaa talooyinkaaga oo haddii wax isbeddel ah dhaco, waan kuu soo laaban doonaa isbitaalka.

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