Inquiring About Pain Relief
A customer has a headache or muscle pain and needs advice on which type of over-the-counter painkiller (e.g., ibuprofen, acetaminophen) would be best for their specific discomfort, including dosage and potential side effects.
顾客有头痛或肌肉疼痛,需要药剂师建议哪种非处方止痛药(如布洛芬、对乙酰氨基酚)最适合其具体不适,包括剂量和潜在副作用。
对话
聆听并跟进对话
词汇
对话中的必备词汇和短语
headache
A pain in your head, often caused by stress or illness. Use it to describe head discomfort, like 'I have a bad headache.'
头部疼痛,通常由压力或疾病引起。用于描述头部不适,例如“我有严重的头痛。”
muscle pain
Discomfort or soreness in your muscles, usually from exercise or injury. Say 'I have muscle pain in my back' to explain the problem.
肌肉的不适或酸痛,通常由于运动或受伤引起。说‘我背部有肌肉疼痛’来解释问题。
over-the-counter
Medicines you can buy without a doctor's prescription. It's useful in pharmacies: 'Do you have over-the-counter painkillers?'
无需医生处方即可购买的药品。在药店很有用:'你们有非处方止痛药吗?'
ibuprofen
A common painkiller that reduces inflammation and pain. Pronounce it 'eye-byoo-pro-fen' and use it when asking for anti-inflammatory meds.
一种常见的止痛药,可减轻炎症和疼痛。发音为 'eye-byoo-pro-fen',在请求抗炎药时使用。
acetaminophen
A pain reliever for headaches and fever, also known as paracetamol. Use it in conversations about safe stomach-friendly options.
一种用于缓解头痛和发烧的止痛药,也称为扑热息痛。在讨论对胃安全的选项的对话中使用。
side effects
Unwanted reactions from taking medicine, like nausea. Always ask about them: 'What are the side effects of this drug?'
服用药物引起的 unwanted 反应,例如恶心。总是询问它们:「这种药的副作用是什么?」
dosage
The amount of medicine to take and how often. Important for safety: 'What's the recommended dosage?'
服用的药物量和频率。安全重要:「推荐剂量是多少?」
contraindications
Conditions or situations where a medicine should not be used, like allergies. Use it formally: 'Are there any contraindications for this?'
药物不应用于的条件或情况,例如过敏。用法正式:'对此有何禁忌症?'
关键句型
需要记住和练习的重要短语
Excuse me, I'm having a really bad headache and some muscle pain in my neck. Can you recommend something over-the-counter?
This polite opening asks for help and describes symptoms clearly. Use it to start a conversation in a pharmacy; it shows how to combine symptoms with a request using 'Can you recommend...?' for practical advice-seeking.
这个礼貌的开场白请求帮助并清楚描述症状。在药店开始对话时使用它;它展示了如何使用“Can you recommend...?”将症状与请求结合,以寻求实用建议。
For headaches and muscle pain, we usually recommend either ibuprofen or acetaminophen. Have you taken anything recently?
This suggests options and asks for more info. Useful for giving or receiving recommendations; 'either...or' structure compares choices, and the question gathers history to ensure safety.
这建议了选项并询问更多信息。有利于给出或接收推荐;“either...or”结构比较选择,问题收集历史以确保安全。
What's the main difference between them? And are there any side effects I should be aware of?
This seeks clarification on differences and risks. Great for comparisons using 'What's the main difference?'; the 'and' connects questions, helping learners ask about pros and cons politely.
这是在寻求对差异和风险的澄清。使用 'What's the main difference?' 进行比较很棒;'and' 连接问题,帮助学习者礼貌地询问优缺点。
Ibuprofen is an anti-inflammatory, good for both pain and swelling. Common side effects can include stomach upset.
This explains a drug's benefits and risks. Use 'is...good for' to describe uses; 'can include' shows possible effects, teaching how to inform others about medications in simple terms.
这解释了药物的益处和风险。使用‘is...good for’来描述用途;‘can include’显示可能的效应,教导如何用简单术语告知他人关于药物。
For ibuprofen, a typical adult dose is one to two 200mg tablets every 4 to 6 hours, as needed. Do not exceed 1200mg in 24 hours.
This gives dosage instructions clearly. Helpful for understanding measurements; phrases like 'every...hours' and 'do not exceed' emphasize safety rules, essential for following medical advice.
这清楚地给出了剂量说明。有助于理解测量值;诸如“每...小时”和“不要超过”等短语强调了安全规则,对于遵循医疗建议至关重要。
Good question. Yes, you should avoid ibuprofen if you have a history of stomach ulcers, severe kidney disease, or certain heart conditions.
This responds positively and lists warnings. 'Good question' encourages dialogue; conditional 'if you have...should avoid' teaches how to explain contraindications, useful for health discussions.
这是一个积极的回应,并列出了警告。“好问题”鼓励对话;条件句“如果您有...应避免”教导如何解释禁忌症,这对健康讨论很有用。
You're very welcome. Please read the full instructions on the package before taking it. Feel better soon!
This ends politely with advice. 'You're very welcome' is a standard response; imperative 'Please read...' gives instructions, and 'Feel better soon!' shows empathy, common in service interactions.
这以礼貌的建议结束。'不客气'是标准回应;祈使句'请阅读...'提供指示,而'祝早日康复!'显示同理心,这是服务互动中的常见表达。