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Medical Signing Lesson 03

Medical Signing Lesson 03. COMFORTABLE. "Are you…?". *. 01. Are you comfortable? (YOU COMFORTABLE YOU?). SWEAT vs SWEAT!. *. 02. Do you sweat a lot? (YOU SWEAT!? YOU?). ANY. "Anyone" can sometimes be interpreted as "any of them" or "ANY THEM".

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Medical Signing Lesson 03

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  1. Medical SigningLesson 03

  2. COMFORTABLE

  3. "Are you…?"

  4. *

  5. 01. Are you comfortable? (YOU COMFORTABLE YOU?)

  6. SWEAT vsSWEAT!

  7. *

  8. 02. Do you sweat a lot? (YOU SWEAT!? YOU?)

  9. ANY

  10. "Anyone" can sometimes be interpreted as "any of them" or "ANY THEM"

  11. Often "HAVE" can be dropped from a sentence and it still make sense.

  12. BLOOD-PRESSURE

  13. HIGH-[general]

  14. QM-wigThe “Question mark wiggle” sign is sued for a variety of purposes. Sometimes the QM-wig sign is used at the end of long or complex sentnces to make it clear that the asker is expecting an answer.

  15. *

  16. 03. Does anyone in your family have high blood pressure? (YOUR FAMILY ANY THEY BLOOD-PRESSURE HIGH QM-wig?)

  17. *

  18. COUGH-[version_1]COUGH-[version_2]

  19. BLOOD-[full_version]BLOOD-[abbreviated_version]

  20. 04. Have you ever coughed up blood? (YOU BEFORE COUGH COUGH, CL:5-"check_mouth" BLOOD, YOU?)

  21. FEVER

  22. 104-[one_oh_four-version]104-[a_hundred_and_four-version]

  23. *

  24. 05. Have you ever had a 104 degree fever? (YOU BEFORE FEVER TEMPERATURE 104 YOU?)

  25. "Have you ever…?" ="YOU BEFORE…" or"UP-TILL-NOW…" or"YOU FINISH…" etc.

  26. BONE or POISON

  27. BREAK-[general]

  28. *

  29. 06. Have you ever had a broken bone?(YOU BEFORE BREAK BONE YOU?)

  30. "urine" = PEE

  31. The concept of "sample" varies widely as to its interpretation. Match the interpretation to the overall intended meaning.

  32. *

  33. 07. Have you ever had to give a urine sample? (YOU BEFORE DOCTOR, HOSPITAL, MUST URINE CUP YOU?)

  34. The sign SOLD is more limited in its range of meanings than the English word "sold." Thus you need to sign what you mean, instead of thinking the ASL sign and the English word are equivalent. They are not.

  35. EXCHANGE = swap = change-[version]

  36. BLOOD-DRAW ="give blood” "a blood sample” "draw-blood"

  37. *

  38. 08. Have you ever sold your blood? (PAST YOU BLOOD BLOOD-DRAW EXCHANGE MONEY YOU?)

  39. There are multiple signs for "TEST" with much variation in the Deaf Community. I'll show you a good general version. A "blood test" sometimes also means the “CHECKing" of blood.

  40. *

  41. 09. Have you had a blood test before? (YOU BEFORE BLOOD TEST YOU?)

  42. POOP / crapvsSH_T!-[swear_word] Note: While some people do use the sign for "poop" as a swear word, the SH_T! sign is much more obvious though and only used for swearing.

  43. "deal with“ There is no one best way to sign "deal with." Common options include: HANDLE, SOLVE, take-CARE-of, and/or PATIENCE

  44. CONSTIPATION

  45. *

  46. 10. How do you deal with constipation? (SUPPOSE YOU CONSTIPATION, what-DO YOU?)

  47. The right interpretation of "get rid of" depends on your meaning and the sentence. Some things are gotten ride of via throwing away. Others are “dissolved.” Others are “ flicked away.” (etc.)

  48. *

  49. 11. How do you get rid of a head-ache? (SUPPOSE YOU HEAD-ACHE, YOU DISSOLVE HOW?)

  50. *

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