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    The document provides instructions for two different medicines - Medicine A and Medicine B. Medicine A is for headaches, rheumatic pains and neuralgia. It comes in tablet form and adults and children over 12 can take one or two tablets up to four times a day, with at least four hours between doses. Children under 12 should not take it. Medicine B is for stomach upsets and indigestion. It is a liquid measured in teaspoons. Adults can take 1-2 teaspoons and children 3-12 can take 1 teaspoon, and it can be taken in milk or water. It also provides a table comparing the key details of the two medicines and words related to medicine instructions with their meanings.

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    A Medicine Label 1 - Questions

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    The document provides instructions for two different medicines - Medicine A and Medicine B. Medicine A is for headaches, rheumatic pains and neuralgia. It comes in tablet form and adults and children over 12 can take one or two tablets up to four times a day, with at least four hours between doses. Children under 12 should not take it. Medicine B is for stomach upsets and indigestion. It is a liquid measured in teaspoons. Adults can take 1-2 teaspoons and children 3-12 can take 1 teaspoon, and it can be taken in milk or water. It also provides a table comparing the key details of the two medicines and words related to medicine instructions with their meanings.

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    The document provides instructions for two different medicines - Medicine A and Medicine B. Medicine A is for headaches, rheumatic pains and neuralgia. It comes in tablet form and adults and children over 12 can take one or two tablets up to four times a day, with at least four hours between doses. Children under 12 should not take it. Medicine B is for stomach upsets and indigestion. It is a liquid measured in teaspoons. Adults can take 1-2 teaspoons and children 3-12 can take 1 teaspoon, and it can be taken in milk or water. It also provides a table comparing the key details of the two medicines and words related to medicine instructions with their meanings.

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    A Medicine Label 1 - Questions

    Uploaded by

    Alexandra Araújo
    The document provides instructions for two different medicines - Medicine A and Medicine B. Medicine A is for headaches, rheumatic pains and neuralgia. It comes in tablet form and adults and children over 12 can take one or two tablets up to four times a day, with at least four hours between doses. Children under 12 should not take it. Medicine B is for stomach upsets and indigestion. It is a liquid measured in teaspoons. Adults can take 1-2 teaspoons and children 3-12 can take 1 teaspoon, and it can be taken in milk or water. It also provides a table comparing the key details of the two medicines and words related to medicine instructions with their meanings.

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    INSTITUTO DO EMPREGO E FORMAÇÃO PROFISSIONAL, IP

    DELEGAÇÃO REGIONAL DO NORTE

    CENTRO DE FORMAÇÃO PROFISSIONAL DE VIANA DO CASTELO

    Understanding medicine labels (1)

    1. Read the instructions from the bottles and then answer the questions.

    For headache, rheumatic pains and neuralgia


    Dose
    Adults and children over 12, one or two tablets.

    Not to be taken by children under 12 years.

    The dose may be taken three or four times


    A daily, at intervals of not less than four hours.

    Do not exceed the stated dose.

    For stomach upsets and indigestion


    Dose
    Adults
    1-2 teaspoons (5-10ml)

    Children 3-12 years


    1 teaspoon (5ml)

    Can be taken in milk or water.

    Medicine A Medicine B
    What is it for? For headache, rheumatic pains For stomach upsets and
    and neuralgia indigestion

    Is it a tablet or a liquid? tablets teaspoons

    How much can adults take? three or four times daily


    1-2 teaspoons (5-10ml)

    Formadora Sandra Maciel Língua Inglesa – Atendimento - Inglês Técnico


    INSTITUTO DO EMPREGO E FORMAÇÃO PROFISSIONAL, IP

    DELEGAÇÃO REGIONAL DO NORTE

    CENTRO DE FORMAÇÃO PROFISSIONAL DE VIANA DO CASTELO

    Can children under 12 years Not to be taken by children Children 3-12 years
    old take it? under 12 years.
    1 teaspoon (5ml)

    2. Match the words with the meanings.

    a) dose _b)__ every day

    b) daily _e)__ recommended

    c) interval _a)__ the amount of medicine you should take

    d) exceed _c)__ period of time

    e) stated _d)__ take more than you need

    Formadora Sandra Maciel Língua Inglesa – Atendimento - Inglês Técnico

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