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Discussing an Eating Disorder Treatment Plan

Ukrainian ↔ EnglishHealth12 segments ≈253 wordsSegments of 35 words or fewer

Clinician (speaking English) and Mother (speaking Ukrainian) talk through “Discussing an Eating Disorder Treatment Plan”. You interpret both ways — English into Ukrainian, and Ukrainian into English — one segment at a time, exactly as in the CCL test.

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SEGMENT 1 · ENGLISH · 28 WORDS
Clinician

Thanks for coming in, Mrs Kovalenko. I've reviewed Sofia's file from Alfred Health, and today I'd like to explain the treatment plan for her eating disorder in detail.

SEGMENT 2 · UKRAINIAN · 17 WORDS
Mother

Дякую, лікарю. Мене дуже турбує, що Софія майже нічого не їсть і відмовляється навіть від сніданку вранці.

SEGMENT 3 · ENGLISH · 23 WORDS
Clinician

We'll monitor her weight weekly at each appointment, and if she maintains steady progress over the next month, she won't need hospital admission.

SEGMENT 4 · UKRAINIAN · 21 WORDS
Mother

Добре, а як часто нам потрібно приходити на ці сесії? Я працюю на двох роботах і не завжди маю вільний час.

SEGMENT 5 · ENGLISH · 23 WORDS
Clinician

She'll attend two sessions a week, one with a dietitian and one family-based therapy session with our clinical psychologist here at the clinic.

SEGMENT 6 · UKRAINIAN · 18 WORDS
Mother

А що зі школою? Вона зараз готується до іспитів, і я боюся, що вона відстане, якщо пропускатиме заняття.

SEGMENT 7 · ENGLISH · 22 WORDS
Clinician

As long as she attends her sessions consistently, she can stay enrolled at school full-time and won't fall behind academically this semester.

SEGMENT 8 · UKRAINIAN · 16 WORDS
Mother

Зрозуміло. А як я можу зрозуміти, що їй стає гірше? Які ознаки мені варто помічати вдома?

SEGMENT 9 · ENGLISH · 27 WORDS
Clinician

If she loses more than one kilogram in a week, or skips meals repeatedly for several days, please contact us immediately, not just at the next visit.

SEGMENT 10 · UKRAINIAN · 17 WORDS
Mother

А якщо це станеться вночі, куди мені телефонувати? У нас немає машини, щоб одразу їхати до лікарні.

SEGMENT 11 · ENGLISH · 23 WORDS
Clinician

Don't wait until the next appointment — call Lifeline anytime, day or night, or bring her straight to the Alfred emergency department if needed.

SEGMENT 12 · UKRAINIAN · 18 WORDS
Mother

Дякую вам за пояснення, лікарю. Я запишу номер Lifeline і буду уважно стежити за її станом кожного дня.

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