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]]> Buzzsprout (https://www.buzzsprout.com) OET,english for nurses,english for doctors,healthcare english,medical vocabulary,medical english,OET Speaking Medical Voices hello@medicalvoices.health https://storage.buzzsprout.com/1y9bc2z4in7np09yuqvm3jwb234p?.jpg Medical Voices https://medicalvoices.health/en Describing Symptoms: Onset, Duration & Severity for OET & IELTS Describing Symptoms: Onset, Duration & Severity for OET & IELTS Mr. Davies is back at the GP clinic — this time to describe how he's really feeling, in detail.

Nadia and Tom cover the vocabulary of a symptom-focused consultation: symptoms, onset, duration, severity, pain scale, associated symptoms, aggravating factors, relieving factors, diagnosis, and follow-up consultation. Each term is defined with a natural example, then demonstrated in a full doctor-patient exchange, followed by a slower repeat and a short comprehension quiz.

Describing symptoms accurately and being understood in return is one of the most heavily tested skills in OET Speaking, and a core vocabulary cluster for IELTS healthcare contexts.

📄 Free transcript PDF (vocabulary table, full script, language notes): https://medicalvoices.health/en/episodes/3

Episode 3 of Medical Voices.

]]> Mr. Davies is back at the GP clinic — this time to describe how he's really feeling, in detail.

Nadia and Tom cover the vocabulary of a symptom-focused consultation: symptoms, onset, duration, severity, pain scale, associated symptoms, aggravating factors, relieving factors, diagnosis, and follow-up consultation. Each term is defined with a natural example, then demonstrated in a full doctor-patient exchange, followed by a slower repeat and a short comprehension quiz.

Describing symptoms accurately and being understood in return is one of the most heavily tested skills in OET Speaking, and a core vocabulary cluster for IELTS healthcare contexts.

📄 Free transcript PDF (vocabulary table, full script, language notes): https://medicalvoices.health/en/episodes/3

Episode 3 of Medical Voices.

]]> Medical Voices Buzzsprout-19576486 Thu, 30 Jul 2026 11:00:00 -0700 1744 1 3 full false At the Pharmacy: Prescriptions & Medication Vocabulary for OET & IELTS At the Pharmacy: Prescriptions & Medication Vocabulary for OET & IELTS Mr. Davies collects a prescription — and the pharmacist walks through exactly what he needs to know before he leaves the counter.

Nadia and Tom cover the vocabulary of a community pharmacy visit: prescription, pharmacist, dosage, directions, side effect, over-the-counter, generic medication, repeat prescription, medication label, and collection. Each term is defined and demonstrated in a natural pharmacist-patient exchange, followed by a slower repeat of the key lines and a short quiz to check understanding.

A high-value episode for OET Speaking (pharmacist and nurse role-plays both draw on this scenario) and for IELTS healthcare vocabulary at the intermediate level.

📄 Free transcript PDF (vocabulary table, full script, language notes): https://medicalvoices.health/en/episodes/2
🇫🇷 French-language version: Voix Médicales Podcast

Episode 2 of Medical Voices.

]]> Mr. Davies collects a prescription — and the pharmacist walks through exactly what he needs to know before he leaves the counter.

Nadia and Tom cover the vocabulary of a community pharmacy visit: prescription, pharmacist, dosage, directions, side effect, over-the-counter, generic medication, repeat prescription, medication label, and collection. Each term is defined and demonstrated in a natural pharmacist-patient exchange, followed by a slower repeat of the key lines and a short quiz to check understanding.

A high-value episode for OET Speaking (pharmacist and nurse role-plays both draw on this scenario) and for IELTS healthcare vocabulary at the intermediate level.

📄 Free transcript PDF (vocabulary table, full script, language notes): https://medicalvoices.health/en/episodes/2
🇫🇷 French-language version: Voix Médicales Podcast

Episode 2 of Medical Voices.

]]> Medical Voices Buzzsprout-19576479 Thu, 30 Jul 2026 10:00:00 -0700 1462 1 2 full false First GP Appointment: Core Medical Vocabulary for OET & IELTS First GP Appointment: Core Medical Vocabulary for OET & IELTS A complete UK GP consultation, from chief complaint to follow-up plan — spoken naturally, then broken down term by term.

Nadia and Tom walk through a realistic first GP appointment, covering 10 essential clinical vocabulary terms: chief complaint, medical history, vital signs, blood pressure, allergy, symptoms, prescription, follow-up, over-the-counter, and referral. Each term gets a clear definition and an example drawn straight from the dialogue, followed by a full-speed role-play and a short comprehension quiz.

This episode is built for OET Speaking preparation, IELTS healthcare-context vocabulary, and any internationally trained nurse or doctor preparing to work in an English-speaking clinical setting.

📄 Free transcript PDF (vocabulary table, full script, language notes): https://medicalvoices.health/en/episodes/1
 🇫🇷 French-language version: Voix Médicales Podcast

Episode 1 of Medical Voices.

]]> A complete UK GP consultation, from chief complaint to follow-up plan — spoken naturally, then broken down term by term.

Nadia and Tom walk through a realistic first GP appointment, covering 10 essential clinical vocabulary terms: chief complaint, medical history, vital signs, blood pressure, allergy, symptoms, prescription, follow-up, over-the-counter, and referral. Each term gets a clear definition and an example drawn straight from the dialogue, followed by a full-speed role-play and a short comprehension quiz.

This episode is built for OET Speaking preparation, IELTS healthcare-context vocabulary, and any internationally trained nurse or doctor preparing to work in an English-speaking clinical setting.

📄 Free transcript PDF (vocabulary table, full script, language notes): https://medicalvoices.health/en/episodes/1
 🇫🇷 French-language version: Voix Médicales Podcast

Episode 1 of Medical Voices.

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