English lesson at the pharmacy
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Timestamps:
(00:00) - Intro
(00:40) - Walgreens
(00:59) - CVS Pharmacy
(01:25) - Head
(02:52) - Eyes
(03:15) - Nose
(08:30) - Back
(09:05) - First Aid Kit
(09:56) - Thermometer
(10:50) - Sleep
(11:58) - Stomach
(13:10) - Prescription
(13:56) - End of Video
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Hey everybody! It's Ariannita la Gringa
and welcome back to my YouTube channel.
If you guys don't know anything about me,
I am a native English teacher teaching you
guys English at different places.
Sadly I'm not in New York City,
but I'm back in my hometown Cincinnati,Ohio.
And in today's video I am at Walgreens. Today
I'm going to teach all of you Pharmacy vocab
because Walgreens is a pharmacy. Walgreens is
a pharmacy and inside you can get prescription
medications. So come along with me and let's go
walk inside and learn some Pharmacy vocab
and how to medicate certain illnesses.
Apparently I can't record inside Walgreens,
but there is another Pharmacy right across
Walgreens called CVS Pharmacy. I'm going to
try and record inside without getting caught.
I am standing in the middle of an aisle with lots
of over-the-counter medication. And you use this
over-the-counter medication when you're feeling
under the weather or sick. I'm going to teach you
the different types of illnesses and health vocab,
but I'm going to start from my head and then work
my way down to my toes. Let's start with the head.
What do you call when you have a throbbing pain in
your head? That is called a headache headache.
There are several different types of headaches,
but the most common is a migraine. When you're
looking for over-the-counter medication to relieve
your headache pain look at the signs. This
sign says pain relief. I'm going to look for
pain relief for headache support. I can find
different types of pills (different types of
medications) like migraine relief this is the CVS
Health brand. Some other types of over-the-counter
meds that can help relieve your headache pain is
Excedrin this is Extra Strength Excedrin and it
contains acetaminophen, aspirin, and caffeine. As
I said before the most common type of headache is
a migraine. You can buy this migraine relief and
it'll help relieve your migraine. But another type
of headache is a tension headache. If you have a
headache, look for the specific type of headache
you have and you can buy this at the checkout
counter. Also, they have a migraine and fever
cooling gel sheet. This is different than taking
a pill. This will actually be placed on your
forehead and help you relieve your headache. Sadly
I got kicked out of Walgreens Pharmacy as well as
CVS Pharmacy and now my last and third option is
to go teach you guys some Pharmacy vocab inside
Kroger because they also have a pharmacy over
there. Moving from our head now we're going to
focus on our eyes. These are our eyes. And what
happens if you're looking at your phone for too
long, if you have allergies and you might see some
redness your eyes might be a little bit dry. Well,
you can put in eye drops. You'll put eye drops in
your eyes to help you relieve the redness and the
dryness of your eyes. Moving down from your eyes
there is the nose. What do you call this? Achoo
achoo. That is called a sneeze. I just sneezed.
Also when you are sick you may sneeze achoo and
you may have mucus going down to your lips down to
your cheeks. What is that called? That is called
a runny nose, runny nose. What over-the-counter
medication can you use to help you reduce you from
sneezing achoo, or stop your nose from running, or
stop your sniffles? You have this right here it's
called Afrin it's a nasal spray that you'll use
to relieve and decongest that area. You also have
some tablets you can use use a sinus congestion
you can take a pill and swallow it and this will
help you relieve all this congestion, and your
sniffles, and your runny nose. If you don't
have a cold, then you can use Zyrtec. This is an
allergy medication so if you're sneezing a lot, if
it's spring, or it's a change of season like fall
and you have allergies you can take this Zyrtec
pill once every day and it'll help reduce you from
sneezing and having a runny nose due to allergies.
Of course if you keep sneezing achoo and if you
still have a runny nose and these medications that
I taught you guys aren't helping you out, you may
have a cold a viral infection or the flu flu. What
are some of the over-the-counter meds that you can
take to help you reduce your cold or flu symptoms?
You have Vix DayQuil this is for Cold and Flu. You
drink this medication from this small cup. It'll
help relieve headache, fever, sore throat, minor
aches and pains. Another drinkable medication is
called Theraflu. Theraflu helps reduce your cough
symptoms, nasal congestion what we just talked
about, sore throat pain because sore throat is the
number one symptom of a cold. Theraflu comes in a
packet. You'll pour it in a cup full of hot water
and then this will dissolve and you'll drink your
tea or your hot cup of water and this will help
soothe your sore throat. Another over-the-counter
