Pennod 3 Ysbyty Cyw Bach

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-Welcome back to Ysbyty Cyw Bach.

-It's a very special hospital.

-Only Cyw's friends

-and children like you can come in.

-Whether it's stomach ache, a cold...

-..or toothache, the Cyw Bach nurses

-are here for you...

-..to make sure you're

-much better before you go to sleep.

-It's very quiet in Ysbyty Cyw.

-Not a squeak or a bark,

-not a single sound to be heard.

-The lift and chair are empty.

-Who's on the bed?

-Heavens above!

-What's Jangl doing here, Cyw?

-Oh, Jangl.

-You're covered in spots. I've never

-seen spots like that before.

-The doctors and nurses of Ysbyty

-Cyw Bach will know what to do.

-Who's this pushing her pram?

-Katie Jones from Gwalchmai.

-I'm going to measure the oxygen

-in your body.

-There's a special red light on this.

-Katie and her mother

-are visiting Nurse Fiona.

-She's been feeling ill.

-She has spots too.

-Have you had one of these before,

-in your ear?

-When you were feeling hot?

-The doctor has one.

-You're full of cold.

-Let me check your ear.

-I'll check your temperature.

-Have you had Calpol?

-Katie has a high temperature.

-That indicates an illness.

-Let's weigh you.

-OK, stand on the scales.

-There we go. Good girl.

-Her weight is OK.

-In case she needs antibiotics, they

-determine how much by her weight.

-How old are you? Can you remember?

-Three.

-Would you like a drink?

-Blackcurrant.

-Orange? I'll get you some.

-Orange? I'll get you some.

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-Blackcurrant.

-Sorry, I didn't hear you.

-Katie's test are done.

-Nurse Fiona goes to fetch an

-orange... sorry, blackcurrant drink.

-Hello, are you OK?

-Another patient is in Ysbyty Cyw

-back with spots similar to Jangl's.

-Seven-year-old Tesni Williams

-from Bangor.

-Katie's spots are on her legs.

-They look painful.

-Nurse Sara asks Tesni and her mother

-when the spots first appeared.

-They might look worse than they are.

-The doctors have been

-this morning...

-..and she can go home once she gets

-her medication from the pharmacy.

-Then you can go home, can't you?

-That's good news.

-Cyw is worried

-about Jangl and her spots.

-She's asked Dr Mair

-to examine Jangl.

-Well, indeed,

-you're covered in spots.

-Well, Cyw, people get spots

-for many different reasons.

-Some are quite common,

-like a flea bite or an insect sting.

-Sometimes,

-being ill can bring out spots.

-Everyone's heard about chicken pox

-which makes you very ill.

-Other illnesses can bring out spots

-and make you even more ill.

-When that happens,

-you need to see a doctor.

-We check to see where the spots are

-and feel them...

-..to see if they stick out

-or disappear as we press them.

-If they don't disappear,

-children need special medicine...

-..to get rid of the illness.

-It's important to visit the doctor

-to rule out an illness such as that.

-Don't scratch them. If you scratch,

-it'll be more painful.

-You'll end up with scars.

-Can you hold that

-or do you want Mam to help you?

-There's two straws in it for you.

-Katie's drink has arrived.

-It's time to decide

-what she wants to eat.

-Would you like a cheese sandwich?

-Cheese and tomato?

-You don't like tomatoes.

-Do you like chicken?

-Do you like ham?

-I like ham.

-I'll check the fridge.

-You don't like chicken.

-I'll have a look.

-Does she like tuna?

-Does she like tuna?

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-Ham will do.

-Ham on brown -

-there's no white bread.

-She eats brown bread.

-There's jelly there

-in case you want jelly.

-I'll go and fetch the doctor.

-I won't be long.

-After the doctor has seen you,

-you can go home, I hope.

-Do you want me to open it

-in case you drop it on the floor?

-I'll help you. You can open it.

-It's hard to get

-to the ham sandwiches.

-In the meantime,

-the nurse is fetching the doctor.

-She can tell Katie

-why she's feeling ill.

-Hold on tight.

-Finally.

-It's a busy day in Ysbyty Cyw Bach.

-Another girl has arrived -

-three-year-old Maya from Bangor.

-Maya is in hospital

-because she has spots.

-She shows them to the doctor.

-Maya's spots are on her hands.

-The doctor ensures

-that there are on other symptoms.

-She looks inside her mouth.

-Open wide.

-She looks inside her ear.

-Well done.

-Everything looks OK.

-Alright, sweetie. Bye.

-Oh, Jangl,

-are those spots still on you?

-They'll soon go when the nurse

-rubs special cream on them.

-There we go.

-They'll soon be better.

-They're better now.

-They don't itch anymore.

-Great news.

-We're back with Katie now.

-Dr Gargana Topalova

-is examining her.

-Different spots are treated

-in different ways.

-A special cream

-helped make Jangl's spots disappear.

-Katie needs special medicine

-for her spots.

-Can I look at your legs?

-Look, pink spots on the socks!

-No spots on the feet.

-When you go home,

-you need to put new socks on!

-A quick check on her ears and throat

-and Katie can have her lunch.

-Look at your rash is the important

-thing I'm interested in.

-Maya needs medicine too.

-Nurse Sara Williams

-measures it out carefully.

-It looks like an orange drink.

-Maya doesn't like orange drinks.

-Open wide for Nurse Sara.

-In goes the medicine.

-Some water to help it along the way.

-Thank you.

-Thank you.

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-No problem.

-Sometimes, children wait a long time

-for treatment in hospital.

-There's a special room

-where they can play.

-Katie and Maya

-are enjoying themselves.

-Lunch for Mam and Dad.

-Hey, Katie!

-Where are you going? Come back.

-# Two little dogs going for a walk #

-I think Jangl's better.

-She's being nursed back to health,

-lucky giraffe!

-# Having lost one of their shoes

-# Two little dogs #

-There we go. Feeling better now?

-Maya has taken her special medicine

-and she feels better too.

-She says goodbye to the nurses

-and goes home with Mam.

-You're going now?

-Bye.

-Cheerio. Ta-ta!

-Maya and Cyw go home

-with a clean bill of health.

-Ta-ta, Cyw!

-Who'll come

-to Ysbyty Cyw Bach next time?

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