The nurse clearly says to take the medication "after meals, twice a day." Listening carefully to instructions helps identify key phrases like "after" and "twice a day."
The phrase "monitor for the next 24 hours" indicates continuous observation during that period.
The announcement specifies an "emergency drill," which is a training exercise, not a real emergency.
The nurse requests information only if dizziness is experienced after taking the medication.
"Tolerated it well" means the patient experienced no adverse reaction to the medication.
"Short of breath" is another way to describe difficulty breathing.
The instruction clearly states to "apply the cream to the affected area twice a day."
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"8:00 AM tomorrow" refers to the morning on the following day.
The warning explicitly advises against operating machinery due to the risk of drowsiness.
"Elevate your leg" means to raise it above the body level to reduce swelling.
"Code Blue" is a medical term indicating a critical emergency requiring immediate attention.
The nurse confirms that it is safe to take the medication with food, which typically means during meals.
