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HTN, Cholesterol, UTI (Primary Care Spanish - part 2)

Medical Spanish dialogue covering high blood pressure, high cholesterol, and urinary tract infections. For primary care clinicians, such as internal medicine or family pr

Diabetes Dialogue (Primary Care Spanish - part 1)

Medical Spanish diabetes dialogue for primary care clinicians, such as internal medicine or family practice. Also has useful phrases for other specialties, including emer

Pregnancy Evaluation (for ER / Urgent Care)

Medical Spanish dialogue for a pregnant patient coming into the ER or urgent care. Various questions and statements you would use in that scenario. Overlaps with similar

Spanish for Nurses [ER - General Statements & Questions]

Medical Spanish for ER nurses, part 3: General stuff to tell/ask the patient in the ER (overlaps with other settings). 👉 YouTube version:  https://youtu.be/XbHW6HEInH0 

Spanish for Nurses [ER Triage part 2 - Special Populations]

Medical Spanish for nurses, part 2: Triage questions nurses may ask of "special populations" in the ER, including pregnant women, babies / children, dialysis patients, an

Spanish for Nurses [Triage Questions for ER / Urgent Care - part 1]

Medical Spanish for nurses, part 1: ER nurse triage. Covers chief complaint, past medical history, and several screening questions used for ER triage (in English & Spanis

Spanish Pelvic Exam (2 versions) - for ER / urgent care

How to do a pelvic exam in Spanish, in a setting like the ED or urgent care where you won't do a pap smear, and you may not have foot rests or stirrups on your gurne

Detailed Anatomy: Hand, Foot

More detailed Spanish anatomy (vs prior episodes) of the hand & foot. This includes specific finger names, and various other structures on the hand and foot.  (Foot start

Rashes in Spanish (7 Terms + Practice Sentences + Grammar Tips)

Several ways to say "rash" in Spanish. I'll explain how to use these terms for rash, I'll quiz you using practice sentences, and explain a little bit about pron

How to Learn a New Language in 10 Days (My Thailand Experiment)

The story of how I became conversant in Thai in a matter of several days, and the principles you can use to learn Spanish (or any other language) as quickly as possible. 

Cultural Topics: Mal de Ojo (evil eye), Empacho (indigestion / impaction)

Two medical Spanish cultural topics: mal de ojo & empacho. These are traditional beliefs that your patients may hold, and understanding them can help you better relate to

Incision & Drainage Procedure [ER / urgent care]

Here's a Spanish dialogue to use with patients before, during, and after doing an incision and drainage procedure (abscess treatment). Explain in Spanish what's

Anatomy x 2: GI Tract & Female Reproductive

Spanish anatomy terms for the gastrointestinal tract and the female reproductive system. Both of these came from videos--links below.  GI Tract anatomy video:  https://

Medication Instructions (forms / routes / frequency)

Several useful terms for giving medication instructions to your Spanish-speaking patients, along with some practice sentences where you put it all together. YouTube vers

Urinary Tract Infection - HPI

An HPI (history of the present illness) for a Spanish-speaking patient with UTI symptoms, or who believes they have a UTI.    YouTube version:  https://youtu.be/OjnLpnU-

Anatomy: Major Joints

Spanish anatomical terms for major joints of the body  Blog version:  https://www.learnmedicalspanish.org/spanish-anatomy-major-joints/  YouTube version:  https://you

Top 21 Spanish Verbs (+ Conjugations & Practice Sentences)

21 super-common Spanish verbs, plus present tense conjugations, and a practice sentence for each verb.  Basically anyone learning Spanish should learn all of these verbs.

Anatomy: Internal Organs

Spanish anatomical terms for major internal organs.  Blog version:  https://www.learnmedicalspanish.org/spanish-anatomy-internal-organs/    YouTube version:  https://

Medical Spanish "Cheater Commands" (& Medication Verbs)

Spanish phrases you can use to tell patients what to do, without actually using a command conjugation. Like "you should", "you have to", "you can", and so on. We'll

All About Medical Spanish Immersion Trips (w/ Rory Foster)

Discussing medical Spanish Immersion trips with Rory Foster (who's been doing immersion trips for 20 years!)    👉 More details about immersion trips here:  learnme