Croupy Droopy Jobi Get Well Soon

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# And if you're feeling poorly just remember this tune

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# Cos the doctor and nurse, well, they know what to do... #

They do!

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# The doctor will tell you what is good for you

# Be happy, be healthy... #

And...

# Get well soon. #

Hello, I'm Dr Ranj. Welcome to my surgery. Are you well?

Yes!

Good. But someone's not feeling well. I wonder who my next patient is.

Who's come to visit me? Who will it be? Can you guess which friend it is?

Let's see.

It's...Jobi!

# Fast is fun just to watch me run... #

Go, go!

# And see me whizzing by

# When I jump I stretch right up... #

Go, go!

# And try to touch the sky

# There's no fun in standing still

# Running's what I need

# Don't say no or whoa or slow

# I just love to speed!

# Don't say no or whoa or slow

# I just love to speed! #

-Hello, Jobi.

-You're very quiet, today.

JOBI COUGHS

-That doesn't sound too good.

-Guess what I sound like, Dr Ranj?

-What, Jobi?

-I sound like a dog. Ruff.

-Yes, you do.

-I'm not a happy dog, Dr Ranj.

-No, I can tell.

My cough sounds funny.

But it doesn't feel funny, does it?

-That's a special cough, you've got, Jobi.

-Special? I like that.

-You're not one to get ordinary coughs, are you?

-No way.

The barking sound makes me think you have something called croup.

-Croup?

-Yes, croup. It makes your throat sore.

-It does, it does!

Let me take a closer look.

Hop on here.

Take a big breath in.

And out.

O-o-o-o.

-I'll just take your temperature.

-I do feel quite hot, Dr Ranj.

-You are a little hot, Jobi. Like a hot dog.

-Ha-ha-ha.

I'd say you've definitely got croup.

Why does croup make me sound funny, Dr Ranj?

-Because the croup germs are in your voice box.

-Germs in my voice box?

Bugs in a box? Where's the box? Is it cardboard or wooden?

Like my own little pets inside my box that I can feed and play with!

Whoa, slow down, Jobi. Germs are definitely not pets.

-Your voice box isn't really a box.

-Oh.

-Your voice box is part of your throat and helps make...?

-My voice.

-So the last thing you want is...?

-Nasty bugs in it.

-You've got it.

-Bugs, get out my voice box!

-Careful, Jobi.

Your voice box, here, can be sore when you've got croup.

-Is that why I sound funny?

-Yes, your voice box is where

all your sounds start, so it's important to look after it.

Start? Where do our sounds end, Dr Ranj?

When they come out of your mouth. Your voice box starts the sound,

and then your lips and tongue make it into words,

or into a laugh or a song.

-Guess what, Dr Ranj?

-What, Jobi?

-I like to laugh, ha-ha-ha-ha-ha!

I like to sing. # La-la-la... #

-And I like to talk, too.

-JOBI BARKS

Better give your voice box a rest

so you can go back to the things you like doing best.

-Resting makes me better quicker?

-Yes.

My voice doesn't sound like me. Why does it sound so different?

Let's give your voice box a little rest now

-and ask Nurse Morag and the Healthy Helpers.

-Good idea.

-Hello, Nurse Morag.

-Hello, Dr Ranj. Who have you got with you today?

-I'm with Jobi. He's not feeling well, he's got croup.

-Aw, poor you.

Thank you, Nurse Morag. I sound like a dog.

You do! What would you like to know?

Why my voice sounds so different.

Let's ask my Healthy Helpers.

# Catch that ball Yeah, it's your go

# Give me questions, catch and throw

# Healthy Helpers will show and tell

-# How you can keep fit and well

-Ask the nurse

# Catch that ball Yeah, it's your go

# Give me questions, catch and throw

# Healthy Helpers will show and tell

# How you can keep fit and well

# Ask me what you need to know

# Ask the nurse

# Catch that ball Yeah, it's your go

# Give me questions, catch and throw

# Healthy Helpers will show and tell

# How you can keep fit and well

# Ask me what you need to know

# Give me questions, catch and throw... #

Today, I'm in Reading. My Healthy Helpers are...

Hi, my name is Katy and I like doing gymnastics.

My name is Miriam and I like swimming.

Hello, my name's Hope and I like playing with my sister.

This is my sister, Zoe.

Hey, Healthy Helpers.

Hi!

Jobi's voice isn't very good because he's a bit unwell. Do you know what?

We can make many sounds with our voices.

How about we show him how his voice can sound by playing a game?

-What do you think?

-Yes.

-Will we do that? OK.

Jobi's voice sounds different because he's unwell.

But you don't have to be unwell to make different sounds.

Try to make different sounds.

We could try and sound like mice. Who knows what noise a mouse makes?

Let's hear everyone make mouse sounds.

ALL: Eee-ee-eek.

Oh, my goodness. I think there's lots of mice here.

Who can make a noise like a cow? Let's hear it!

ALL: Moo! Moo! Moo!

They're very good sounds.

I would like you to do, Katy, you can help me,

put your hand on your chest,

and make the sound of a cow again.

Let's hear it.

ALL: Moo. Moo.

What do you notice? What do you think's happening?

-What can you feel your chest doing?

-Breathing.

-And bumping.

Yes, that's because your lungs are filling up

with the air you use to make sounds.

Shall we see if we can all feel it?

ALL: Moo. Moo!

-Can you feel it happening?

-Yeah.

The sound comes up from your lungs,

comes through your voice box, comes out of your mouth.

Does anyone know where your voice box is?

Where?

Your elbow? No!

Your voice box is here in your throat.

Take two fingers and put them here

on your throat, and then hum.

THEY HUM

Excellent. Who can tell me what it feels like? Yes, Miriam?

It feels a bit wibbly and it's like jelly on the plate.

Wibbly-wobbly jelly on a plate.

Is that what you thought? Is that what it felt like to you?

-Yeah.

-Yeah?

That's because your voice box vibrates when you make noises.

It's air coming up from your lungs, through the voice box,

out through your mouth.

What else do we use to make sounds? I'll give you a clue.

-Tongue.

-Our tongue, absolutely.

Because our tongues are really flexible,

they can move about to help us make different sounds.

Can I see all your tongues wiggling about? Let me see that tongue!

Let's see, Hope. Fantastic. Zoe, where's your tongue?

Is your tongue there? Oh, fantastic.

I want you all to make a sound - t.

-T for tiger!

-ALL: T-t-t.

T-t-t.

-T-t-t.

-We use our teeth to make that sound.

Can you feel your lips and teeth working together?

Your tongue, t, goes right to the front, doesn't it?

T-t-t.

That's it, now, let's try g, for gorilla!

OK, g-g.

-G-g.

-G-g.

When we make the g sound, where's our tongue?

-Front of the mouth or the back?

-Back.

Back of your mouth, that's right.

We can make different sounds using our mouth, lips,

teeth and tongue. Jobi's voice box is poorly at the moment, making him

sound different, but he'll soon sound like himself again.

Back to you, Dr Ranj. And Jobi, get well soon!

-Bye!

-Bye-bye.

-Thank you, Healthy Helpers.

-Thanks, see you soon.

-Bye, Dr Ranj. Bye, Jobi.

-Bye!

Now I want you to get lots of rest and drink lots of cool drinks.

Take medicine to help your throat,

you should be feeling better in a few days.

If not, come back, I'll look at you again.

I can't wait to tell my friends about the sounds we can make.

We'll have a competition to see who can make the best dog barks.

I bet I win!

You can't see your friends. You might give them the croup germs.

I won't, I promise!

The croup germs can fly through the air when you sneeze or cough.

-So I can't see any of my friends?

-Not quite, but...

-Look!

-Wow! A balloon dog.

My new friend. Thanks, Dr Ranj.

That's cool. Woof, woof!

Hi, Dr Ranj, it's my throat. It's wheezy.

# Your throat may give a wheezy little cough

# You just want to turn that coughing off.

-# You try so hard to speak... #

-Yeah.

# Then all you do is squeak!

# It's called the croup No need to droop

# Though the croup can make you wheezy

# Wheezy

# It's called the croup No need to droop

# Just relax and take it easy

# Take it easy

# And now your cough is getting rather rough...#

Ruff!

# And your tiny squeak is sounding very gruff... #

Gruff!

-# Your throat is getting sore... #

-It's very sore.

# You can't take it any more

# It's called the croup No need to droop

# Though the croup can make you wheezy

# It's called the croup No need to droop

# Just relax and take it easy

# It's called the croup No need to droop

# Though the croup can make you wheezy

# It's called the croup No need to droop

# Just relax and take it easy

# Just relax and take it easy

# Just relax and take it easy. #

You look after your voice box, Jobi. And here's your get well soon badge.

Thanks, Dr Ranj.

Take your medicine and drink lots of cool drinks.

-For me and my dog!

-Absolutely.

-You'll feel better before you know it.

-Bye, Dr Ranj.

-Bye, Jobi.

Croup can make you feel poorly, but if Jobi rests

he should be feeling better soon.

I'll see you next time. Until then, be happy, be healthy.

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And get well soon.