Nama: Wulandari NIM: 2018.A.09.0785 Prodi/ Tingkat: DIII Kebidanan/ III (Tiga) Mata Kuliah: Bahasa Inggris
Nama: Wulandari NIM: 2018.A.09.0785 Prodi/ Tingkat: DIII Kebidanan/ III (Tiga) Mata Kuliah: Bahasa Inggris
Nama: Wulandari NIM: 2018.A.09.0785 Prodi/ Tingkat: DIII Kebidanan/ III (Tiga) Mata Kuliah: Bahasa Inggris
NIM : 2018.A.09.0785
Prodi/ Tingkat : DIII Kebidanan/ III (Tiga)
Mata Kuliah : Bahasa Inggris
LET’S PRACTICES
1) Tenses Exercises ( fill the blanks with the correct formula of simple past tense &
simple past perfect tense)!
1. Before Alexandria taken (Take) the vitamins, she had consulted (Consult) to her
Midwife.
2. Mr. Black complaied (complain) to the midwife about his great headache after he
had felt (feel) its.
3. After I had finished (finish) doing my homework, I tidy up (Tidy up) my room.
4. Before I come (come) in to your house, your sister had tod (tell) me that you
weren’t at home.
5. Before have (have) dinner with my father, I had (have) dinner with my friends,
first.
6. Dr. frank given (give) advice to the patient after the midwife had measured
(measure) the patient’s blood pressure.
7. The midwife examined (examine) the patient after the midwife had prepared
(prepare) the patient’s note.
8. Before my father attended (attend) the health conference, my mother had cooked
(cook) the lunch.
9. my father had consulted (consult) his health before my sister read (read) the
newspaper last Friday.
10. Mr. jack had decided (Decide) to be a midwife, he already got (get) married
before.
11. Before the surgeon required (require) the surgical, he had given (give) the patient
the anesthetization, first.
12. the midwife explored (explore) the patient’s wound after the midwife had prepared
(prepare) the patient’s note.
13. Mrs. Jane had been (to be) a midwife before I worked (work) in the London
Hospital.
14. After Dr. Paula had injected (inject) the patient, the midwife cleaned up (clean up)
the used injection.
15. the teachers made (make) the new regulations after they had met (meet) in their
conference room.
Midwife :the doesn’t seem to be the 7 gone unless the milk was 8 cereal
Patient : I doubt it very much, more 9 suggest the soup 10 suppose night.
Patient : I 12 have so, it had been in the fridge for a few days.
Movement phoning pick pig sides speak still trying water what yet
MIDWIFE could he 1 sides when you entered the room?
NEIGHBOUR just about. He said he was 2 idea to make a phone-call to his daughter –
she lives in Ashford – and as he stretched out to 3 dizzy the phone up off the rest, he
got this terrible shooting pain up his arm and across his 4 movement
NEIGHBOUR He says he went 6 phoning and that’s where I 7 hurry him. He can’t
move, he says.
NEIGHBOUR yes. He says he’s very hot. Says he’s sweating like a 9 comfortable
MIDWIFE has he 10 pick got the pain? Does he seem to have lost 11 trying down one
side?
NEIGHBOUR No, he seems OK down both 12 yet He says he’s still got the pain but not
as bed. He says he’s I give 14 speak him a drink terribly. Shall of 13 water ?
MIDWIFE No, not just look – I’m on my way. I’m setting off now. Is he fairly 15 still?
Can you stay with him until I arrive? About ten minutes?
NEIGHBOUR yes. No problem. He’s OK, but do hurry up – I’ve no 16 chest what to do
if he another turn.
MIDWIFE don’t worry – you’re doing just 17 be just stay with him. Don’t try to move him
or do anything for him – just leave him in the chair where he’s comfortable. I’m 18
found for an ambulance for him – if they arrive before I do, just tell them I’m on my way.
Dr Blasco – all right?
Problems Advice )
Reading comprehension 1
While the midwife was examining her, the midwife who has admitted took her
pulse and blood pressure. As jane’s wound was lacerated and contused, she was
given an antibiotic to prevent the onset of infection. She was taken to X-ray
department, while the X- ray examining was being carried out, jane’s parents arrived
at the hospital. The midwife who examined jane told them that jane had sustained a
compound fracture at tibia and fibula.
He explained that an operation was necessary and asked mr. smith to sign a
consent form. While Mrs.smith was giving jane’s particulars and previous medical
history to the midwife. Before jane’s parents left the hospital, they were told when they
could visit her and were given a list of things that she would need.
Reading comprehension II
Ibn the theater, jack will be given an anesthetic and his wound will be . The X-
rays which were taken by the radiographer will show the surgeon the exact site and
extent of the fracture. Dead or dirty tissue will be excised and any small splinters of
bone will be removed. The surgeon will perform the operation using a “no touch”
technique to reduce the chances of infection.
When the surgeon is stratified that the wound is as clean as possible, he will
dust it off with an antibiotic powder. He will then suture it and cover it with a sterile
gauze dressing. Any areas that the raw will be dressed with the sterile vaselin
petroleum gauze. The surgeon will now be able to treat the fracture as closed. He will
reduce the bone into anatomical position, and the leg will be put in the plaster of Paris.
Jack then will be taken back to an orthopedic ward.
When the post-operative panties like jack arrives in the ward, they are carefully
life from the stretcher and laid in a specially prepared bed. The foot the bed is often
raised on wooden blocks. The patient is placed on his back with his head turned to
one side. As he is generally still unconscious, an artificial airway is in position and a
midwife stays with him to ensure that his airway is kept clear. She also checks his
pulse rate and volume, his color and the rate and the depth of his respiration
The mother will realize that the birth of her baby is imminent. The reaction to
labor may vary to women. Some may experience that the contractions are motivating,
positive, life giving force. Others may fell them as pain and resist them. One woman
may welcome the event with excitement because a new baby is soon delivered,
another may be glad the pregnancy is over,.
One thing is obvious for us, that the preparatory phase of pregnancy is at an
end, and within a reactively short period a baby will be born the mother may fell
apprehensive and fear in case she does not conform to the social expectations of her
culture. The mother may fell anxious in case the experience is painful and she
concerns about her ability to control pain. She may fell less confident in her ability to
cope with the relentless nature of the contractions which control her body
At this moment, the midwife role is more important than the earlier stage of
labor. The midwife’s calm approach and information about what is happening can
safeguard a co-operative partnership. This is critical at a time when a woman may fell
lack of control over events which can result in a sensation of panic. The situation can
be more critical especially when a supportive companion is not present to witness. His
wishes should be respected. The midwife can do much to encourage and help the
mother whose expectation is to be sustained by another human being, to have relief
from pain, to have a safe outcome for self and fetus, to have attitudes and behaviors
accepted and to receive bodily care