23 - Kimmy Potts

Part A
In this part of the test, you'll hear two different extracts. In each
extract, a health professional is talking to a patient. For questions 1 —
24, complete the notes with the information you hear.
Now, look at the notes for extract one. Extract 1: Questions 1 —12
You hear a podiatrist talking to a patient called Kimmy Potts. For

questions 1 —12, complete the notes with a word or short phrase.
You now have thirty seconds to look at the notes.
Patient Kimmy Potts
Chief complaint Intermittent Claudication
Pt's symptoms (1) which is (2)
in patient's case
Lasted (3)
Tests and results
Requires:
• (4)
• ABPI
Date of last x-ray (5)
Wants tests completed (6)
• Pt feels (7)
Notes
• Age: (8)
• has a (9) diet
Wakes every day at (10) and was diagnosed with diabetes in

(11)
• Book review in (12)
Extract 2: Questions 13 - 24
You hear a physiotherapist talking to a patient called Eric Robertson.

For questions
13 - 24, complete the notes with a word or short phrase. You now
have thirty seconds to look at the notes.
Patient Eric Robertson
Duration • (13)
Occupation • (14)
Notes Describes pain as:
• (15)
Work tenure (16)
Age (17) Other medical notes • No previous injuries
• Has had (18) since he was little
• Taught shoulder exercises that requires

(19) of (20) of swing that he should do (21) a day
• Also shown cross body reach across left arm to lift right arm at
(22) seconds.
and hold for (23)
Currently taking (24)
PART B
In this part of the test, you'll hear six different extracts. In each
extract, you'll hear people talking in a different healthcare setting. For
questions 25 - 30, choose the answer (A, B, or C) that fits best with
what you hear. You'll have time to read the question before you
listen. Complete your answers as you listen.
Now look at question 25.
25. You hear part of a medical podcast. Autonomic dysfunction can...?
A. Occur simultaneously with other conditions
B. Occur spontaneously
C. Occur as hypersensitivity to light
26. You hear part of a presentation on aging. What causes fear of

aging?
A. Losing skin brightness
B. Exchanging their wrinkles for smooth clear skin

C. Excess pigmentation
27. You hear a nurse talking to a patient who has eczema. Why was
the nurse unconcerned?
A. The patient is likely to grow into the condition
B. There could be various causes of the condition
C. The condition is likely innocuous
28. You hear an extract of journal article. Why does the reader
express surprise?
A. Because the disease is rare
B. Because the condition is serious
C. Because the outbreak is recent
29. You hear an extract of news article.
What percentage of the school’s pupils have been vaccinated?
A. 73.2%
B. 92.1%
C. 25.0%
30. You hear a GP consultation.
What was Mike doing before the accident?
A. playing
B. riding
C. running
That is the end of Part B. Now look at Part C
PART C
In this part of the test, you'll hear two different extracts. In each
extract, you'll hear health professionals talking about aspects of their
work. For questions 31 - 42, choose the answer (A, B, or C) that fits best
with what you hear. You'll have time to read the question before you
listen.
Complete your answers as you listen. Now look at extract one. Extract
1: Questions 31-36
You hear a doctor, Courtney Stanton, giving a lecture on

arthrosclerosis.
31. Plaque build up...?
A. promotes the flow of oxygen rich blood
B. completely prevents the flow of oxygen rich blood
C. restricts the flow of oxygen rich blood
32. The condition...?
A. usually starts in childhood
B. builds up in proportion to age
C. develops rapidly in older people

33. At what point do platelets attach to the site of the blood vessel
rupture?
A. after the plaque solidifies
B. just before the plaque solidifies
C. as soon as the arteries narrow
34. Having a sedentary lifestyle...?
A. Reduces risk of the condition
B. Has no effect on risk of the condition
C. Increases the risk of the condition
35. One of the difficulties diagnosing the condition is that...?
A. it is asymptomatic
B. symptoms appear after the damage has occurred
C. sufferers do not seek treatment
36. How do doctors reach the diseased arteries?
A. using x-rays
B. through scenting
C. using catheters
Now look at extract two. Extract 2: Questions 37-42
You hear a doctor, Craig Harrisberg, giving a presentation on Avoidant

Personality) Disorder. You now have 90 seconds to read questions 37-
42.
37. Sufferers of the condition show extreme sensitivity to...?
A. being rebuffed
B. being refused
C. being shy
38. This manifests as ?
A. hypersensitivity to compliments
B. misinterpretations of intentions
C. misunderstanding other feelings
39. Which of the following are cited as possible factors in

development of the condition?
A. psychosocial
B. biological
C. both
40. Which treatment is considered the most effective for the

condition?
A. Talking
B. CBT
C. Both
41. Psychodynamic therapy...?
A. inspects previous experiences

B. analyses previous experiences
C. requires rejection of previous experiences
42. Lack of treatment for the condition is unlikely to lead to ?
A. Substance abuse
B. Acrophobia
C. Depression
That is the end of Part C.
You now have two minutes to check your answers. END OF THE
LISTENING TEST
OET 2.0 NEW TEST 22 ANSWER KEY EXTRACT 1: QUESTIONS 1-12

1. cramps
2. premature
3. 3 months
4. scan
5. 13th/ thirteen August
6. today
7. overwhelmed
8. 24
9. vegetarian 10.6am 11.2006 12.2weeks
EXTRACT 2,QUESTIONS 13-24
13.7-8 months 14.Ice packer 15.intense
16.3 years/three years 17.25/twenty-five 18.Type 1/one diabetes

19.steady increase 20.diameter
21.once 22.elbow 23.15-20
24. Codydramol
PART B
25.A
26.A
27.C
28.C
29.A
30.B
PART C
EXTRACT 1: QUESTIONS 31-42 31.C
32.B
33.A
34.C
35.B
36.B
EXTRACT 2: QUESTIONS 37-42 37.A
38.B
39.C
40.B
41.B
42.B

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Part A

You hear a podiatrist talking to a patient called Kimmy Potts. For

You now have thirty seconds to look at the notes.

Patient Kimmy Potts

Chief complaint Intermittent Claudication

Pt's symptoms (1) which is (2)

Tests and results

Date of last x-ray (5)

Wants tests completed (6)

• has a (9) diet

Wakes every day at (10) and was diagnosed with diabetes in

• Book review in (12)

You hear a physiotherapist talking to a patient called Eric Robertson.

Patient Eric Robertson

Notes Describes pain as:

Work tenure (16)

Age (17) Other medical notes • No previous injuries

• Has had (18) since he was little

• Taught shoulder exercises that requires

and hold for (23)

Currently taking (24)

Now look at question 25.

25. You hear part of a medical podcast. Autonomic dysfunction can...?

A. Occur simultaneously with other conditions

C. Occur as hypersensitivity to light

26. You hear part of a presentation on aging. What causes fear of

A. Losing skin brightness

B. Exchanging their wrinkles for smooth clear skin

A. The patient is likely to grow into the condition

B. There could be various causes of the condition

C. The condition is likely innocuous

A. Because the disease is rare

B. Because the condition is serious

C. Because the outbreak is recent

29. You hear an extract of news article.

What percentage of the school’s pupils have been vaccinated?

30. You hear a GP consultation.

What was Mike doing before the accident?

That is the end of Part B. Now look at Part C

You hear a doctor, Courtney Stanton, giving a lecture on

31. Plaque build up...?

A. promotes the flow of oxygen rich blood

B. completely prevents the flow of oxygen rich blood

C. restricts the flow of oxygen rich blood

32. The condition...?

A. usually starts in childhood

B. builds up in proportion to age

C. develops rapidly in older people

A. after the plaque solidifies

B. just before the plaque solidifies

C. as soon as the arteries narrow

34. Having a sedentary lifestyle...?

A. Reduces risk of the condition

B. Has no effect on risk of the condition

C. Increases the risk of the condition

35. One of the difficulties diagnosing the condition is that...?

B. symptoms appear after the damage has occurred

C. sufferers do not seek treatment

36. How do doctors reach the diseased arteries?