Pharmacy 30.4
TASK 1, Intermediate/Advanced Dialog 1
Part A
Pharmacist:
Good afternoon. May I help you?
Customer:
Hello. My son has a low fever, 100.9 degrees. What do you
recommend?
Pharmacist:
How old is your son?
Customer:
He’s eleven years old.
Pharmacist:
I recommend a children’s fever reducer like Children’s Tylenol.
Customer:
Is there a generic brand that is cheaper?
Pharmacist:
Yes, there is a store-brand. It’s $2.00 less.
Customer:
How much does he take?
Pharmacist:
Three teaspoons.
Customer:
How often?
Pharmacist:
Every six to eight hours until the fever is gone.
Customer:
Are there any special instructions?
Pharmacist:
This medicine should be taken with food.
Customer:
How long do I give this medicine to my son?
Pharmacist:
Give this medicine to your son until the fever is gone.
Part B
Pharmacist:
How much medicine should you give your son?
Customer:
I should give him three teaspoons.
Pharmacist:
How often should you give this medicine to your son?
Customer:
I should give it to him every six to eight hours.
Pharmacist:
How long will you give this medicine to your son?
Customer:
I will give it to him until the fever is gone.
Customer:
Pharmacist:
Thank you. Goodbye.
You’re welcome. I hope your son feels better soon.