Inject to Protect Get Well Soon

# Aaaaah

# Be happy, be healthy and get well soon

# Be happy, be healthy and get well soon

# The doctor will tell you what is good for you

# Be happy, be healthy and get well soon

# Be happy, be healthy and get well soon

# Be happy, be healthy and get well soon

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

# Be happy, be healthy and get well soon

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

They do!

# They'll always take good care of you

# Be happy, be healthy and get well soon

# Be happy, be healthy and get well soon

# 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!

Oh, good. 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.

I recognise him.

It's Deep.

# When I go to the doctor I tremble and I sigh

# I'm a little quiet, I'm a bit shy

# But Dr Ranj is gentle He always finds a way

# To make me feel that everything is going to be OK

# So I can climb up to the castle and clamber down again

# Or snuggle with a storybook, or sit and watch the rain

# Cos Dr Ranj is gentle He always finds a way

# To make me feel that everything is going to be OK. #

-Hi, Deep. Good to see you.

-Hello, Doctor.

I don't think I'm supposed to be here today. Shall I go?

No, you're definitely supposed to be here today.

-You're on time, too.

-I'm not ill or anything.

-That's OK.

Why don't you come and sit down and we'll have a chat?

OK.

Is something worrying you?

-I don't want a jection.

-A jection?

Oh, you mean an injection.

Dad said you'd give me a jection, to stop me getting ill.

I'm going to give you an MMR injection.

-MMR stands for measles, mumps and rubella.

-What's that?

Measles, mumps and rubella are diseases that can make you sick.

But I don't like jections!

-They hurt!

-How do you know that?

My big sister told me.

Well, sometimes big sisters get things wrong. Look, I'll explain.

Hey, Roboman, this is Deep. Deep, this is Roboman.

He is the healthiest half-man, half-robot I've seen today.

"Hello, Deep."

Hello, Roboman.

He's going to have an injection just like you.

But what is an injection, Dr Ranj?

It's a way of putting special medicine inside your body.

But will you have to use a sharp needle?

We'll have to use a needle.

It's a special one we use with this - a syringe.

-A syringe.

-That's it.

This one's just a toy,

but we'll use a real one for you,

about here on your arm.

-You can help me give Roboman his injection if you like.

-Oh.

Here we go.

Thanks, Deep. Well done. How do you feel, Roboman?

"I feel great now. Thanks, Dr Ranj. Thanks, Deep."

DEEP LAUGHS

And for being such a clever helper...

Here's a helicopter.

-Don't fly away in it yet.

-I wish I could.

Roboman's just a toy, but my jection will hurt, won't it?

Some injections hurt a tiny bit.

Don't worry. Shall we ask Nurse Morag how it works in your body?

-Mmm.

-Come on, then.

Hello, Nurse Morag.

Hey, Dr Ranj. Who's with you today?

Deep wants to ask a really interesting question.

Hello, Nurse Morag. How do jections stop me getting ill?

Now, that is a very good question.

I'm going to need my Healthy Helpers to help me answer that one.

-CHILDREN:

-Hello.

# Catch that ball, yeah, it's your go

# Give me questions, catch and throw

# Healthy Helpers, show and tell

# How you can keep fit and well

# Catch that ball, yeah, it's your go

# Give me questions, catch and throw

# Healthy helpers, we'll show and tell

# How you can keep fit and well

# Ask me what you need to know

# Ask the nurse

# Catch that ball, it's your go

# Give me questions, catch and throw

# Healthy Helpers, we'll 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 Edinburgh, and my Healthy Helpers are...

Hi, I'm Jaseem, and I like doing backflips on the trampoline.

Hi, I'm Stella, and I'd like doing handstands on the wall.

Hi, my name's Ayan. I like playing football with my friends.

Hi, my name's Marcie. I like painting pictures with my cousins.

-CHILDREN:

-Stop!

Oh, thank you. I could have slipped over and hurt myself.

But, fortunately, my Healthy Helpers

saw the banana skin on the floor and warned me.

But it would have been better if the banana skin had been

thrown in the bin properly in the first place.

And that is called prevention.

Prevention is when you stop something bad from happening,

like me not slipping on the banana skin.

Dr Ranj's injections do the same thing.

They protect people from getting ill.

Have you guys ever caught an illness

from your mum, or your family or a friend?

Yes, I got chickenpox off my brother.

And I got chickenpox off my little cousin.

And I got a tummy bug off my cousin.

-I got a cough out of my dad.

-Oh, dear.

I bet you felt terrible when you had these things.

-CHILDREN:

-Yeah!

Would you have preferred not to have got ill?

-CHILDREN:

-Yes!

That's why injections you have when you're well can help.

They protect you from getting a particular illness.

Shall we play a game to show how injections do their work?

Yay, come on, then. Let's go!

-Jaseem, can you be my helper today?

-Yeah.

-Excellent.

What I need you to do is to be an infectious disease for me,

-like measles or mumps or rubella. Can you do that?

-Yeah.

-Can you show me your angry face?

-Roar!

-That is angry!

Now, when the measles germ meets a person,

it gives them the measles illness.

Jaseem, do your work, see who you can give measles to.

-Go and get them!

-Roar!

The more people that the measles germ meets,

the more people catch measles.

So, as we can see, pretty soon,

everyone here is going to have the measles.

Oh, there's still folks standing!

OK, everyone here has measles.

That just shows how very quickly it can spread.

Right, boys and girls, you can stand up again.

Marcie and Stella are going to be our doctors.

They'll go and give all the children

an injection, and a green sticker.

Right, doctors, go to it!

Now, the injection that you guys have just given will protect

everyone from the nasty measles virus.

OK, doctors, over you come!

Very good.

What will happen when Mr Measles tries to infect people now?

-It will never work.

-That's right.

It won't work, because everybody's protected.

Why don't you give it a try, Mr Measles? See what happens.

Nothing happens.

OK, Mr Measles, back over you come.

Absolutely nothing happens, because everyone's protected.

That's why, Deep, you should have your injection.

-Back to you, Dr Ranj!

-Bye-bye, Deep!

Thanks, Healthy Helpers.

Bye, Healthy Helpers! Bye, Nurse Morag!

See you again soon, Dr Ranj!

So, Deep, it's important to have your MMR injection,

to stop you getting ill in the future.

I know, but I still don't want it.

That's OK. Sometimes we have to do

things we don't like if it stops us getting ill.

-Can you hop up onto this couch for me?

-Oh.

Do you want to bring Roboman?

Look. Roboman's flying in his helicopter.

Can you fly him over here and hop up here?

Dugga-dugga-dugga...

Are you ready for your injection?

I don't know. Will it make me cry?

I think you'll be fine, but if you feel like crying it's OK.

Just hold on to Roboman and try to stay still.

Can't I come back tomorrow instead?

Sorry, I see other children tomorrow.

Worried about it hurting?

-Mmm.

-No need to worry.

If you feel anything, it'll be a small scratch,

like pinching yourself quickly. Try that, if you want.

-Did that hurt?

-A bit.

-Not bad, though, was it?

-No. No, not bad.

I think we're ready, then.

-Right. I'm just going to clean your arm with something cold.

-Brrr!

Is Roboman still happy in his helicopter?

Yes, Roboman loves flying. Oh.

What's the matter?

I'm not ready for my jection.

But I've already done it.

-Really?

-Yes, finished. All done.

-Oh, I didn't really feel it.

-Great.

# A small injection in your arm

# To fight those germs that cause you harm

# Here come good cells, fit and strong

# Bye-bye, bad germs, run along

-# If a bad germ should get in... #

-Oh, no!

-# Don't worry, it can never win... #

-OK.

# Good cells will chase that germ away... #

I'm not sure.

# Just one inoculation is the perfect medication

# Doctor's needle can keep those germs at bay... #

Yeah, if you say so.

# A small injection in your arm

# To fight those germs that cause you harm

# Here come good cells, fit and strong

# Bye-bye bad germs, run along

# If a bad germ show to get in

-# Don't worry, it can never win... #

-No.

# Good cells will chase that germ away... #

Bye, germs!

# Just one inoculation is the perfect medication

# Doctor's needle can keep those germs at bay... #

All right!

# A small injection in your arm

# To fight those germs that cause harm

# Here come good cells, fit and strong

# Bye-bye, bad germs, run along

# A small injection in your arm

# To fight those germs that cause you harm

# Here come good cells, fit and strong

# Bye-bye, bad germs, run along

# Bye-bye, bad germs, run along

# Bye-bye, bad germs, run along

# Yeah! #

So, Deep, you didn't really need

-to worry about the injection, did you?

-No.

You deserve a badge for coming to see me today.

-Well done.

-Oh, thank you, Dr Ranj.

Now I'm going to fly home in my helicopter.

Dug-dug-dug... Oh!

But Roboman likes flying, too.

Can you make him one as well, Dr Ranj?

Thank you. Bye!

Bye, Deep!

Well, it's time for me and Roboman to say goodbye now, too.

See you next time.

Until then, "Be happy, be healthy..."

If you see one of these, don't pick it up. Tell a grown-up.

If you're not feeling well, it's best to see your own doctor,

and get well soon!