Greg: Where are you going?
格雷格:你要去哪兒?
Anne: I’m going to see another doctor to get a second opinion. My doctor diagnosed me with a serious medical condition and I don’t want to take it at face value.
安妮:我去看別的醫(yī)生去做二次診斷。我的醫(yī)師診斷我身體狀況很糟糕,我不想信以為真。
Greg: You’re second- guessing your doctor?
格雷格:你質(zhì)疑醫(yī)生的診斷?
Anne: No, I just want to make sure he’s right. He’s also recommending a conservative treatment for this condition, and if I really have it, I want to be more aggressive.
安妮:不是,我只是想確認(rèn)他說(shuō)的是真的。他建議這種情況下采取保守治療,如果我采取治療,我想要更有效的結(jié)果。
Greg: Doesn’t your doctor mind that you’re getting a second opinion?
格雷格:你的醫(yī)師介意你去二次診斷嗎?
Anne: No, he even gave me a recommendation for another specialist.
安妮:不,他甚至給我推薦了另外一位專家。
Greg: What’s all of that?
格雷格:那是什么?
Anne: This is a complete set of my records along with my test results. I’m hoping he’ll have a fresh perspective when he looks at all of it and my patient history.
安妮:這是我身體檢測(cè)的結(jié)果記錄。當(dāng)他看到這診斷記錄以及我的病史,我希望他會(huì)有新的看法。
Greg: What are you hoping he’ll find?
格雷格:你希望他發(fā)現(xiàn)什么?
Anne: The best-case scenario is that he’ll find that my doctor was wrong and that I don’t really have this condition.
安妮:最好的情況是他發(fā)現(xiàn)我的醫(yī)師診斷是錯(cuò)誤的,我的身體狀況沒(méi)這么糟。
Greg: If he tells you that, wouldn’t you be dubious? You’ll have one doctor telling you that you have it and one telling you that you don’t.
格雷格:如果他這樣告訴你,那診斷結(jié)果不是值得懷疑嗎?一個(gè)醫(yī)生告訴你有問(wèn)題,而另一個(gè)告訴你沒(méi)問(wèn)題。
Anne: Then, it would be time for a third opinion.
安妮:那時(shí)就需要再來(lái)一個(gè)三次診斷了。
Greg: Where are you going?
Anne: I’m going to see another doctor to get a second opinion. My doctor diagnosed me with a serious medical condition and I don’t want to take it at face value.
Greg: You’re second- guessing your doctor?
Anne: No, I just want to make sure he’s right. He’s also recommending a conservative treatment for this condition, and if I really have it, I want to be more aggressive.
Greg: Doesn’t your doctor mind that you’re getting a second opinion?
Anne: No, he even gave me a recommendation for another specialist.
Greg: What’s all of that?
Anne: This is a complete set of my records along with my test results. I’m hoping he’ll have a fresh perspective when he looks at all of it and my patient history.
Greg: What are you hoping he’ll find?
Anne: The best-case scenario is that he’ll find that my doctor was wrong and that I don’t really have this condition.
Greg: If he tells you that, wouldn’t you be dubious? You’ll have one doctor telling you that you have it and one telling you that you don’t.
Anne: Then, it would be time for a third opinion.