Hi, my name is Terri Massin and I'm the instructor of City College's ESL 20, 23 and 26 courses which are also taught as noncredit ESLV 3842, 3843 and 3844. These classes are also called English for Health Communication and Careers. They are taught at the Downtown Campus on Tuesdays and Thursdays 12:00-2:30.

Please enjoy this blog. It's a place where I post articles, videos, websites for assignments, information about volunteering, help with pronunciation and vocabulary. Most of the information is for people who want to work in the health care field, but some of it is just helpful for anyone interested in health.

It would be FABULOUS if you wrote comments when you look at the blog. Then I know that people are reading and using the blog. You can sign in as Anonymous, but then at the end of your comment, please write your name (the one I call you in class) and which class (if any) you're in. THANKS A LOT!
Terri

Monday, November 4, 2013

Here's the answer to 3.1 IC


The patient is a 33-year-old Asian female whose chief complaint is recurrent frontal and bilateral temporal headaches for the past two months. Occasionally, her headaches are accompanied by near syncope when she feels like she is “going to pass out.” She describes her headaches as a  #6 on a 0-10 pain scale and states that they are relieved by Tylenol. Pt. also c/o insomnia and dyspepsia for the past two months. Pt. manages a boutique and states that she has been “under a lot of stress” for the past two months. Since her physical examination was normal, it is most likely that her symptoms are stress-related.
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