[speaker001:] What's wrong with you? You look pale.
[speaker002:] I'm not sure, I feel hot and cold.
[speaker001:] When did the trouble start?
[speaker002:] I was sick most of the night.
[speaker001:] It sounds like you are coming down with the flu. Let me take your temperature.
[speaker002:] Have I got a high fever?
[speaker001:] Yes, thirty-eight point seven. Do you have a headache, chest or throat pain?
[speaker002:] Yes, I have.
[speaker001:] Now, let me have a look at you. I'd like to listen to your chest. Now breathe in, a deep breath, that's it Cough, now again. I want to examine your throat, too. Open wide, say 'Ah - '
[speaker002:] Aaaaahh, aaaaahh.
[speaker001:] Yes, it does look a bit sore. Let's take an X-ray of your chest and give you a few tests.
[speaker002:] All right, thanks.
[speaker001:] The tests showed nothing wrong. A slight viral infection.
[speaker002:] What shall I do today?
[speaker001:] I'm giving you some antibiotics and aspirins. Take an aspirin when you've got a fever, and take one antibiotic capsule every four hours, and go home and rest in bed for two days. Drink plenty of water, then you'll feel better. Here's the prescription.