It's All Blurry 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!

# They'll always take good care of you

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# The doctor will tell you what is good for you

# Be happy, be healthy

# And get well soon. #

-Hello, my name's Dr Ranj, welcome to my surgery. Are you well?

-Yeah!

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.

It's...

Riz!

# The world's so full of what and why

# I really have to know

# How does it work? And what is this?

# And where does that thing go?

# So much to know

# So much to learn and do

# When I find out something new

# I want to shout, "Whoo-hoo!"

# So much to know

# So much to learn and do

# When I find out something new

# I want to shout, "Whoo-hoo!" #

Come on in, Riz.

-Hello, Dr Ranj.

-Hello, Riz.

-What can I do to help?

-I was in the park with my friend Sandy.

We were playing Spot The Bird,

saying the names of every bird we could see.

I know lots of birds - magpies, crows, blackbirds, herons,

robin redbreasts - but he could see them much better than me.

Some I couldn't see at all. They just looked like blobs.

You mean they were blurry?

Furry, Dr Ranj? Birds have feathers, not fur!

Not furry - blurry! A bit smudged.

Oh, yeah, sorry. Blurry.

-OK, is there anything else?

-My head's been booming.

After school, I don't feel like going out to play

with my friend Sandy, cos my head's so sore.

That's not fun. Do you get booming headaches at any other time?

No. Only when I'm watching TV, playing I Spy,

looking at trees, at the cinema...

OK. Let me take a look at you.

Right, hop up on here.

This is an ophthalmoscope.

What a cool word. It sounds like it could be a planet, or a dinosaur.

Opthalmosaurus. RAAR!

No, an ophthalmoscope - it's got a really strong light

and a tiny magnifying glass inside that lets me see inside your eye.

You look inside my eye? I want to see, I want to see! Can I see?

You can't look inside your own eye, Riz.

Stop wriggling just for a minute while I have a look.

Whoa! That light is so bright.

-Haven't you got lovely long eyelashes!

-Thanks, Riz.

That's done.

-Let's do some fun tests to see how well you can see.

-Fantastic!

Ha-ha! Do your best, Dr Ranj!

I'm going to hold up some shapes and you have to tell me what they are.

-What's this, Riz?

-Er...

I don't know. It's blurry.

OK, how about now?

Hmm, it's a square. I can see it now, it's a square.

Great.

-And what about this one?

-It's got three sides...

It's a triangle!

Great job, Riz. I think you need to go and see a special eye doctor,

called an optician.

-HE SNEEZES:

-Op-ti-cian, op-ti-cian!

HE LAUGHS Bless you!

I think you're short-sighted. An optician will tell you.

What's short-sighted?

It's when you can see things close up

but it's difficult to see objects far away.

You get headaches because your eyes aren't working properly.

-You might need glasses.

-Why would glasses help me see better?

-Let's ask Nurse Morag and the Healthy Helpers to explain.

-Yeah!

-Hello, Nurse Morag.

-Hello, is that Riz?

Yes, it's me, Nurse Morag.

Can you tell me why glasses help you see better?

That's a good question. That's one for my Healthy Helpers.

Hello!

# 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

# 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 London. My Healthy Helpers are...

Hi, my name's Olivia, I want to be a rock star.

Hello, my name is Nikhil, and I like trains.

Hello, my name's Safia, and I wish I could fly.

Hello, my name's Rory, and I like swimming.

What are glasses for? Who can help me answer that question?

So you can see properly.

-Yes, they help you see clearly. You don't wear glasses.

-No.

Olivia's wearing glasses. Very pretty they are, too.

-How long have you been wearing glasses?

-11 months.

How did you find out you needed them?

Because this eye looks that way.

-Did you have to go get a test?

-Yes.

-And what happens?

-I had to sound out tricky letters.

-After, they said you had to wear glasses?

-Yes.

I had to look for the glasses.

Did you get to pick them yourself?

-Yes.

-They're very nice.

-Who knows what these are called?

-Magnifiers.

Magnifying glasses. Why don't you all take your magnifying glass

and take a shell and have a look at it through the magnifying glass?

-What can you see?

-I can see a big star lighting up the sky.

What's the difference when you look through the magnifying glass?

It goes bigger and bigger.

You can see lots of things that you can't see without it, can you?

-Yeah.

-Olivia, what can you see?

-I can see lots of bumps.

Lots of bumps.

What about you, Safia, what can you see?

It's going big and smaller.

Bigger and smaller. Very good. You know what, guys?

Magnifying glasses are like glasses - they help you see more clearly.

-How about we play a game to show what we're talking about?

-Yeah!

OK, let's go play a game, then.

-Shall we play a game to show how glasses work?

-Yeah!

I need two Healthy Helper volunteers.

Rory and Safia. Fantastic.

I want you to run to the bottom of the park. I'll give you a picture,

but you're not allowed to tell us what it is yet, OK?

When I ask you, hold it up.

Off you go, all the way down to the bottom. On you go, guys.

Can either of you tell me what this is?

-A telescope!

-Well done.

A telescope helps us see faraway things

and makes them look like they're close up in front of us.

Shall we shout for the Healthy Helpers to hold up the picture?

OK, Healthy Helpers, hold it up for us.

-It's far away, isn't it?

-Yes.

-I can't really see it.

-Not even me.

Not even me.

What would happen if we looked at the picture through the telescope?

-Will we give it a try?

-Yes.

OK, let's try.

You have a wee look through there and tell me what you see.

-I see big wheels and grass.

-Big wheels and grass?

OK, Nikhil, you have a look.

I can see green grass, smoke coming out of the top,

and I can see somebody driving the tractor,

and I can see windows.

That's what it is, it's a tractor in a field.

Wow, a telescope is really good for seeing things

that are far away, isn't it?

-Yes.

-Let's call the others back. Come on, guys.

Thank you. When we looked through the telescope,

we could see your picture really clearly.

The tractor with the grass.

Telescopes help us to see things that are far away.

Glasses are like a telescope. They help us see clearly.

But they don't help us see as far away as the tractor.

Glasses are like magnifying glasses and telescopes.

They help us see more clearly. When Riz gets his glasses,

he'll see more clearly, too.

-Bye-bye, Riz!

-Good luck at the opticians!

-Bye.

Hello again. Riz was having headaches, he's been for his eye test

and he's come back to tell us how it went.

-Dr Ranj, Dr Ranj, Dr Ranj.

-Hi, Riz.

I went to see the op-ti-cian like you said, and she did lots of tests.

They were really interesting. Then she said,

"You are definitely short-sighted."

And I was allowed to choose a pair of glasses.

There were gazillions. I picked these ones, cos I look cool in them.

-They look great.

-My friend Sandy says I look dead good in them.

I can see really clearly with my glasses on.

When we play the Spot The Bird game, I know I will win! Ha-ha!

Do you wear glasses all the time?

Not when I'm asleep. I do the rest of the time.

I've got a case to keep them in,

and a special cloth to keep them clean.

-Riz, I'm so glad you're feeling better.

-Thanks, Dr Ranj.

My eyes are seeing so much better, Dr Ranj!

# Any colour, shape and size

# Learn to love your eyes, they're the best... #

# The best!

# And if you're very wise, you'll learn to love your eyes

-# They're the best... #

-Yeah!

# If you're staring at a tree

# But you're not sure what you see

# Whether close up to your face or far away... #

Oh, it's my hand!

-# No need for a magician... #

-Phew!

# Just talk to your optician

# If you listen closely, this is what they'll say

# Any colour, shape and size

# Learn to love your eyes, they're the best... #

The best!

# And if you're very wise, you'll learn to love your eyes

-# They're the best... #

-Super!

# Don't worry needlessly

# When you can't see perfectly... #

I'll try.

# And your teary, tired eyes just need to rest... #

A little sleep.

# It's good to check your sight

# To see if it's all right

# Those weary, bleary eyes might need a test

# Any colour, shape and size

# Learn to love your eyes, they're the best

# And if you're very wise, you'll learn to love your eyes

# They're the best

# Any colour, shape and size

# Learn to love your eyes, they're the best

# And if you're very wise

# Learn to your eyes, they're the best. #

Wow, Dr Ranj, eyes are brilliant.

Now you have glasses, you won't miss a thing.

-How are your headaches?

-Gone.

-Are you up for another eye test?

-Bring it on.

-Great, cos I've got some very special cards for you, this time.

-Oh.

-Right, what's this?

-It's a magpie.

I saw one on holiday, it was in a big field. Whoops!

-Riz, are you all right?

-It's all right, Dr Ranj, I'm OK.

-Bye!

-Where are you off to in such a hurry?

I'm going to find my friend Sandy so we can play Spot The Bird.

Let me give you your Get Well Soon badge.

-There you are.

-Thank you, Dr Ranj. Bye!

Glad I could help. Bye!

Thank you for coming to see me, too. I'll see you next time.

Till then, be happy, be healthy.

If you're not feeling well, it's always best to go see your doctor.

And Get Well Soon.

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