D: Good morning. Do you have an appointment?
P: No, I donft.
D: Is this your first visit to our hospital? May I see your health insurance card?
P: Here you go.
D: Which department do you want to visit today?
P: I want to have an examination with an internist.
D: Could you fill out this form, please?
P: Sorry, I canft read Japanese.
D: So, I will fill out this form. What's your name?
P: 
D: What's your address?
P:
D: What's your telephone number?
P:
D: What's your date of birth?
P: 
D: What do you do?
P:
D: What's your nationality?
P: 
D: Are you married or single?
P:
D: What's your normal temperature?
P: 97‹F.
D: Are you allergic to any medication?
P: I am allergic to penicillin.
D: Are you taking any medication regularly?
P: Yes, I'm taking medicine for high blood pressure.
D: Have you had any serious illnesses lately?
P: No.
D: OK.
   Now, Ifd like to take your temperature and pulse.
P: What does it say?
D: Your temperature is 100‹F. Now, let me check your blood pressure. 
   Your blood pressure is 130 over 85. Your temperature and blood pressure 
   are a little high. I would like to examine you. What is the problem today?
P: My stomach seems bloated.
D: Do you have a good appetite?
P: No, I donft feel like eating.
D: How long have you had this problem?
P: It started two days ago.
D: All light. Here is an enema to clear your bowels. 
   The restroom is next to the Internal Medicine reception desk. 
   Go straight, and turn right. The Internal Medicine reception desk 
   is at the corner where you turn.