Sally Johnes is one of Dr Hehn's patient's. She is going on holiday to the Caribbean and need immunization against hepatitis A. Before the doctor gives Sally the injection, she ask Anna to do a blood test. A: Anna S:Sally A: Good morning. S: Good morning. I ’ m Sally Jones. I have an appointment for a blood test. A: Oh, yes, Ms Jones. Would you like to go to straight into the treatment room? I ’ ll get Dr Hehn an d we can take the blood sample straight away. S: Oh, right. A: So, Ms Jones. Could you 1 your jumper and 2 your sleeve, please? S: Is that high enough? A: That ’ s fine. Now, I ’ m just 3 a tourniquet before I take the sample. Does that feel OK? Not too tight? S: No, it ’ s OK. A: Good. And now the needle. This might hurt a little bit. There we are. There that ’ s it. Now we can 4 the tourniquet, 5 the needle and we ’ re done. S: Great. A: Could you just hold this cotton wool swab on your arm for a minute or two, please? S: Sure. A: Right. Let ’ s 6 a plaster and then we ’ re done. So, that ’ s it.