instructions and procedures

instructions and procedures for medical students giving instructions • the imperative form of the verb can be used for giving very clear and direct instructions. it is very direct, and in certain contexts (for example a doctor speaking to a patient), it can sound abrupt or even rude. infinitive without to e.g. complete drug charts. negatives don't/do not forget to complete the drug charts. adverbs always complete the drug charts. explaining the procedure • the present simple and you are used for describing steps in a procedure. e.g. you wash your hands. then you put on gloves. adverbs e.g. you clean the area thoroughly negative e.g. you don't need to put the instruments away yet vocabulary section dry rinse soap …

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