Read the text and mark the statements as True, False or Not stated

Doctor: Good afternoon, Mrs Johnson. How are you today?

Mrs Johnson: I'm fine, thank you. But my son, Jimmy, doesn't feel well.

Doctor: What's the matter with him?

Mrs Johnson: He's got a cough and a runny nose.

Doctor: Come here, Jimmy. Open your mouth… OK… Now breath in and out deeply several times… Good… Has he has a high temperature, Mrs Johnson?

Mrs Johnson: Yes, he has. And it's also hard for him to swallow.

Doctor: Yes, the throat is sore… Well, nothing serious… He's just caught a cold. I'll write a prescription for the medicine you need to buy.

Mrs Johnson: OK, doctor.

Doctor: And he should drink a lot of liquid. Tea with honey and lemon is the best. And some home remedies, like garlic or ginger, would also be good for his immune system.

Mrs Johnson: Thank you, doctor.

Doctor: You're welcome. Any other problems?

Mrs Johnson: Actually, I sometimes feel dizzy, but I can't understand the reason...

Doctor: Hmmm… Have you been working a lot lately?

Mrs Johnson: Yes, I'm working on a new project and sometimes have to work overtime.

Doctor: I think you're just overworked. You should definitely have a rest. Still, I advise you to do a check-up.

Mrs Johnson: I will, doctor. Thank you very much.

Doctor: You're welcome. Get well soon, Jimmy.

1. Mrs Johnson came to the doctor alone.
   [True|False|Not stated]
2. Jimmy is ill.
   [True|False|Not stated]
3. Jimmy's come down with the flu.
   [True|False|Not stated]
4. Mrs Johnson is against home remedies.
   [True|False|Not stated]
5. The doctor prescribed some painkillers.
   [True|False|Not stated]
6. Mrs Johnson is unemployed.
   [True|False|Not stated]
7. Mrs Johnson does regular check-ups.
   [True|False|Not stated]