Medical Spanish Podcast
Free interactive Medical Spanish lessons for intermediate to advanced learners. The podcast helps healthcare professionals improve their Spanish communication skills for patient care. Each episode covers medical vocabulary, phrases, and cultural nuances. Hosted by Dr. Molly Martin, it offers practical language training for clinical settings.
Episodes
Discussing Hypoglycemia in Spanish
How do you counsel a patient on low blood sugar in Spanish? In this episode, Daniela Grave plays the role of a doctor counseling a patient with diabetes about hypoglycemia. You'll hear the clinical term "hipoglucemia" alongside the phrase Spanish-speaking patients actually use — "un bajón de azúcar." Then we look at one word that causes real confusion i
Activities of Daily Living in Spanish
When admitting a patient to the hospital, understanding their level of independence is crucial. Can they dress themselves, cook for themselves, and get around safely? Do they drive? This information helps us understand the events that led up to a patient's presentation and whether they'll need extra support once they return home. In this beginner-friend
Foot Conditions in Spanish for Medical Professionals
This episode was suggested by two listeners who wrote in asking for vocabulary related to foot care. It turns out this topic is richer than it might first appear — the vocabulary comes up regularly in podiatry, primary care, wound care, and beyond. Recorded with medical Spanish teacher Daniela Grave, from Mexico.
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Medical Spanish for End-of-Life Care | A Story from Guatemala
This is the fifth and final lesson in la historia de Ingrid. Follow a Guatemalan family through the last days of a leukemia battle in this Medical Spanish end-of-life patient interview. Luis González describes alarming lab results, a doctor's shocking words about Ingrid's white blood cell count, and the urgent return to the hospital on a Saturday aftern
Leukemia Hospitalization | Medical Spanish from Guatemala
This is the fourth lesson in la historia de Ingrid. In this episode, we follow Luis González as he describes Ingrid's prolonged hospitalization, his role as a messenger, the transfusions, and the start of outpatient chemotherapy. We also explore the emotional shock Ingrid felt when she experienced hair loss, the most feared side effect of chemotherapy.
Facing Leukemia | An AMA Discharge in Spanish – A Patient’s Journey
This is the third lesson in la historia de Ingrid. Follow a Guatemalan family through a leukemia diagnosis, an AMA discharge, and critical life-or-death decisions. Luis González describes Ingrid's fear in a public hospital in Guatemala City, the decision to sign a voluntary discharge form against medical advice, and their journey to Quetzaltenango (Xela
Diagnosing Leukemia in Spanish | A Story from Guatemala
This is the second lesson in la historia de Ingrid. Follow a family from Guatemala through a difficult diagnosis, and learn the vocabulary and phrases for diagnosing leukemia in Spanish. Luis takes Ingrid to a hospital in Santiago, where blood work, X-rays, and other studies are performed over a couple of days. A visiting hematologist reviews the result
Symptoms of Leukemia in Spanish – A Story from Guatemala
Today we're starting a brand new series — one of the most meaningful things Doc Molly has made for this podcast. On a recent trip to Guatemala, she sat down with Luis González, one of the directors of the Cultural Spanish School in San Pedro La Laguna, who shared the story of his late wife, Ingrid, diagnosed with leukemia in 2018. Over this series, we'l
Medical Spanish for Asking About Substance Use
In this episode, we practice how to start a clinical conversation about drug use in Spanish. We focus on asking clear, professional, and respectful questions to use in the hospital, clinic, or emergency room.
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Medical Spanish for Assessing Eczema in Children
Learn medical Spanish to assess eczema in children, including how to talk about flares, itching, and topical steroid use, using patient-friendly language.
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LEVEL – UPPER INTERMEDIATE
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Say Happy Holidays in Spanish!
Do you know how to say Happy Holidays in Spanish? In this episode, we practice saying Happy Holidays, Merry Christmas, Happy New Year, and more in Spanish.
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LEVEL – BEGIN
Assessing Orientation in Spanish | Mental Status Exam Basics
In this episode, you'll learn how to assess a patient's orientation in Spanish. This kicks off our Mental Status Exam in Spanish series — in this first free lesson, we focus on the patient's orientation, and in upcoming member lessons, we'll practice assessing memory, attention, concentration, and language, all with a practical, clinical focus.
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Explain Patient Monitoring in Spanish with the Passive “Se”
In this episode, we begin a four-lesson series on the medical equipment and supplies used every day in patient care. We review high-value vocabulary — el termómetro (thermometer), el manguito de presión (blood pressure cuff), el oxímetro (oximeter), el monitor cardíaco (cardiac monitor), and el glucómetro (glucometer) — and practice describing their cli
Cardiac Cath: Learn to Explain Risks in Spanish
Learn how to explain risks in Spanish to your patients before cardiac catheterization — including bleeding, infection, and discomfort at the insertion site. This lesson is ideal for anyone who must explain risks before a procedure.
Already a member? Access the full lesson, Cardiac Catheterization – Explain Risks and Complications, in our Spanish for Car
Vital Signs in Spanish for Healthcare Professionals
Learning how to take vital signs in Spanish is a fundamental skill for any healthcare professional working in a routine clinic or primary care setting. In this episode, you'll hear an intermediate-level clinical dialogue, a vocabulary breakdown, and grammar tips to help you communicate effectively with your Spanish-speaking patients.
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Angioplasty, Stents, and Bypass in Spanish
Practice explaining angioplasty, stent placement, and when bypass surgery may be needed — clearly and naturally in Spanish. First, you'll hear Luis Almeida from Venezuela explain the procedure just as he would to a patient. Then we break it down together, reviewing the key vocabulary and grammar so you can use it in your work.
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Learn Medical Spanish for Ob/Gyn – Sex and Pregnancy Questions
Learn essential Medical Spanish for obstetrics and improve communication with patients about reproductive health issues.
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Member? Access Sexual and Obstetric History – Essential Questions within our Gynecological History and Exam Course.
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LEVEL – INTERMEDIATE
00:00 - Intro01:20 - Vocabu
Coronary Angiogram in Spanish – Step by Step
Learn to explain a coronary angiogram in Spanish — from IV placement to contrast injection and real-time imaging. First, you'll hear Luis Almeida from Venezuela explain the procedure just as he would to a patient. Then we break it down together, reviewing the key vocabulary and grammar so you can use it in your work.
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Medical Spanish for Monitoring Diabetes
Learn Medical Spanish for diabetes follow-up: glucose monitoring, A1c, and checking for protein in the urine, through a patient-centered dialogue followed by a vocabulary review.
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Symptoms and Treatment of Chlamydia in Spanish
Learn how to discuss the symptoms and treatment of chlamydia in Spanish through a clinical dialogue and guided vocabulary review. In this case, the patient presents very few symptoms, which is typical of many chlamydia infections, especially in women, but it's still important to detect and treat the infection promptly to prevent complications.
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Spanish for Diabetes Complications: How to Explain the Risks
Learn how to explain diabetes complications in Spanish, including organ damage, heart attacks, kidney failure, blindness, and neuropathy.
Already a member? Access this lesson, Metformin, Dietary Choices, and Complications, in our courses to get the full lesson notes, a downloadable PDF, and a quiz.
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LEVEL – ADVANCED
Explaining Type II Diabetes in Spanish for Medical Professionals
Learn how to explain diabetes in Spanish with clear terms for better patient understanding and improved medical communication.
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How to Explain a Diabetes Diagnosis in Spanish
Learn how to explain a diabetes diagnosis in Spanish using clear and compassionate language with this clinical conversation.
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Medical Spanish for DVT Risk Factors
In this lesson, you'll learn medical Spanish for DVT risk factors. You'll hear a physician assistant ask about clotting history, trauma, surgery, immobilization, and travel. Most of the lesson is in Spanish, but you can always read along as you listen!
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Diagnosis and Treatment of Cellulitis in Spanish
This lesson continues where our last cellulitis lesson left off. Henry, the physician assistant, has just examined the patient's leg, noting redness, warmth, tenderness, and swollen glands in the groin. In this final part of the dialogue, he discusses ordering an ultrasound to rule out deep vein thrombosis, then explains the diagnosis, treatment, and fo
Essential Mental Health Questions in Spanish
As a healthcare provider, bridging the language barrier is critical to delivering compassionate and accurate care. Join Luis Almeida and Doc Molly as they review essential mental health questions in Spanish to help you assess your patients with confidence — covering emotions, sleep, energy levels, appetite, and sensitive topics like self-harm.
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Spanish for Labor and Delivery | Essential Questions
Learn essential Medical Spanish for labor and delivery, including questions about pregnancy, contractions, and prenatal care.
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Spanish for Cellulitis: Risk Factors and Exam
We continue the clinical dialogue with Henry, the PA, as he evaluates a patient with suspected cellulitis. He asks about risk factors for cellulitis and MRSA and then conducts a physical exam.
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Learn Flu Symptoms in Spanish
Señora García presents to the clinic with a severe cold. Following the clinical dialogue, we practice expressing symptoms of the flu and a common cold.
Member? Reinforce what you learn — access full show notes, take the quiz, download the PDF, and ask a question in our Spanish for Infections course.
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History of Present Illness for Cellulitis in Spanish
Learn how to take a history of present illness for cellulitis in Spanish, including key questions about symptoms and systemic signs like fever.
This clinical dialogue on cellulitis was recorded with my Spanish teacher, Henry Mejía, at the Cultural Spanish School in San Pedro La Laguna, Guatemala. ¡Chécalo! I recommend this school for a fantastic immersi
Could You Answer the Clinic Phone in Spanish?
Could you answer the clinic phone in Spanish? Learn to answer the phone, obtain basic patient information, and transfer a call in Spanish. In this episode, a patient calls the clinic and speaks with the receptionist, then is transferred to the nurse line to leave a message.
This lesson is part of the Clinic Telephone Encounter module in our Spanish for
Greeting Patients for Lab Tests in Spanish
Learn how to greet patients for their lab tests in Spanish. This is the first lesson in a series practicing essential phrases and steps for obtaining various tests in Spanish, including blood tests, urine tests, ECGs, sputum samples, Mantoux tests, and X-rays. In this lesson, we act as the medical receptionist, greeting patients in Spanish for their lab
Mastering ER Triage for Injuries in Spanish
In this lesson, Doc Molly is joined by Luis Almeida from Venezuela to practice essential questions for assessing patients who come to the ER with an apparent injury — covering general injury assessment, falls and accidents, head injury and loss of consciousness, and violence-related injuries.
Member? Access the ER Triage module in our Spanish for Emerg
Manage Anaphylaxis in Spanish!
Learn to manage anaphylaxis in Spanish. This lesson is the second half of a clinical dialogue recorded with Elizabeth Cortez de Español Sin Límite. You'll hear the doctor reassure the mother after her son's allergic reaction, order antihistamines and steroids, recommend a few hours of observation, discuss common triggers of anaphylaxis, discuss referral
Evaluate Anaphylaxis in Spanish!
Learn to evaluate anaphylaxis in Spanish! In this lesson, we learn vital Spanish for this emergency through a clinical scenario in which a child presents to the ER with an anaphylactic reaction — asking about allergies, describing symptoms such as swelling and difficulty breathing, naming emergency treatments like epinephrine and IV fluids, and performi
Learn Genitourinary Symptoms in Spanish!
Join Luis and Doc Molly as they practice genitourinary symptoms in Spanish — covering menstruation, menopause, UTIs, kidney stones, and BPH. In the next lesson, this vocabulary is put to use asking genitourinary questions in Spanish.
Member at docmolly.com? Access this lesson within our History and Exam course to download the PDF, take the quiz, and ma
Learn Spanish for Harm Reduction
Elizabet Cortez from Español Sin Límite and Doc Molly discuss harm reduction in Spanish, including a conversation about a recent Radio Ambulante episode on safe drug use organizations in Mexico, followed by key vocabulary practice.
Member at docmolly.com? Access full notes and the PDF for this lesson in our Spanish for Mental Health course.
LEVEL – AD
Could you perform a pelvic exam in Spanish?
Learn Spanish to perform a pelvic exam. This lesson is part of Doc Molly's updated Spanish for Gynecology series, refreshed with the help of her Spanish teachers from Mexico and Costa Rica. Daniela Gálviz from Venezuela plays the doctor in today's dialogue.
Members at docmolly.com can access the Spanish for Gynecology module within the Reproductive Hea
Evaluating a Patient after a Seizure in Spanish
Listen to the clinical presentation of a seizure in Spanish. A patient presents to the ER with his wife after a seizure. Since he remains post-ictal, his wife provides the history. Luis Almeida plays the doctor, and Daniela Gálviz plays the wife. After listening to the clinical encounter, we review the key verbs and vocabulary related to seizures.
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Learn Neurological Symptoms in Spanish!
Join Luis and Doc Molly as they practice neurological symptoms in Spanish, covering headaches, strokes, head trauma, seizures, and more. In the next member lesson, this vocabulary is put to use in questions.
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Asking About Tobacco Use in Spanish
Learn to ask about tobacco use in Spanish. You'll hear a brief clinical dialogue where the doctor asks the patient if they smoke, when they quit, for how long they smoked, and how much they smoked per day, then we review the vocabulary and learn to ask if the patient chews or vapes tobacco. This is the first in a series of lessons covering substance use
Intro to Newborn Hearing Screening in Spanish
Learn key Spanish phrases for a newborn hearing screening — how to ask about family history of hearing loss and complications during pregnancy, plus vocabulary you'll use throughout the exam. This is the first lesson in a 3-part series requested by one of our listeners, a newborn hearing technician.
00:00 - Intro02:49 - Screening Test04:54 - Family Hist
Learn Gastrointestinal Symptoms in Spanish!
Join Luis and me as we review gastrointestinal symptoms in Spanish! Learn how to talk about stomach pain, nausea, heartburn, and bowel movements, plus how to ask patients about swallowing difficulty and choking. In the next member lesson, we'll complete the full gastrointestinal review of systems.
00:00 - Intro01:29 - Symptoms08:47 - Belly and Guts11:00
Thrombolytics Contraindications in Spanish – Parte 1
Contraindications to thrombolytics are some of the highest-stakes questions you'll ask a stroke patient. In this first of two lessons, we cover the Spanish for symptom onset timing, recent head trauma or stroke, active bleeding, bleeding diathesis, uncontrolled blood pressure, and low blood sugar — with help from Luis Almeida in Venezuela.
00:00 - Intro
Explain Thrombolytics for Stroke in Spanish
Once a stroke patient is a thrombolytic candidate, explaining the treatment clearly matters just as much as giving it. In this lesson, we cover how to explain thrombolytic therapy in Spanish — the name of the drug, what it does, the treatment goals, and how and when it's administered — with help from Luis Almeida in Venezuela.
00:00 - Intro01:01 - Name
Symptoms of the Ears, Nose, Throat, and Chest in Spanish
Join Luis and me as we review symptoms of the ears, nose, throat, and chest in Spanish.
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Skin and Musculoskeletal Symptoms in Spanish
Join Luis and me as we cover skin and musculoskeletal symptoms in Spanish in this Review of Systems lesson.
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Gracias a Luis Almeida de Venezuela que grabó el español para esta lección.
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When You Have to Stop Resuscitation in Spanish
Video version of this lesson with subtitles in YouTube. Check out our Shorts where I share useful tips.
ONE-QUESTION SURVEY: Do you want me to continue to do the podcast primarily in Spanish?
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Learn Constitutional Symptoms in Spanish
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Constitutional Symptoms
1:50
Ask questions using the verb TENER
3:31
OJO: We do NOT say, “Tiene una feibre,” but instead, “
Spanish for Paramedics: CPR en Route to Hospital
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Spanish for Paramedics: Cardiac Arrest, Too Late for CPR
This is the first of 4 scenarios where the paramedics respond to an out-of-hospital cardiac arrest. In this first scenario, the patient is already in rigor mortis, and the paramedics must explain why they are not initiating CPR.
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Daniela explains the scenario
2:19
Dialogue between roommate and paramedic
2:49
Vocabulario
Scenario
4:24
Rigo
DNR Order in Spanish: Navigating Palliative Care
Learn Spanish for discussing a DNR order and a more palliative approach to care.
We are revisiting a dialogue from the Palliative Care module in our Spanish for Primary Care course. A doctor discusses code status with the daughter of a patient admitted to the hospital with pneumonia. In the first half of this dialogue, the doctor explained CPR. In the
Explaining CPR in Spanish
Learn to discuss CPR (cardiopulmonary resuscitation) in Spanish with the family of a patient with advanced dementia.
Next week, we will begin a series of lessons based on 4 scenarios where a patient suffers an out-of-hospital cardiac arrest. In this series, we will learn how to explain the results of CPR, the condition of the patient, and the next steps
NIH Stroke Scale in Spanish for Emergency Evaluations
Learning the NIH Stroke Scale in Spanish is essential for any healthcare provider who evaluates Spanish-speaking patients in the emergency department. This lesson kicks off our series on Spanish medical vocabulary for stroke assessment, walking you through real clinical dialogue you can use the next time a patient presents with stroke symptoms.
In today
Stroke History in Spanish
Welcome to another episode covering Spanish when evaluating a patient with stroke symptoms. In this lesson, we will review some key questions when gathering a history from a patient presenting with stroke symptoms.You will hear a clinical dialogue recorded with my Spanish teacher from Mexico, Gloria Becerril, where a daughter brings her mother to the ER
Stroke Symptoms in Spanish
This lesson kicks off the Stroke Module in our Spanish for Emergencies course! Practice vocabulary and questions related to stroke symptoms in Spanish.
Vocabulario
1:06
First, we will practice vocabulary related to stroke symptoms. Then we will use this vocabulary in questions.
TENER
3:21
Practice using the verb TENER to ask if the patient has any str
Learning the Chief Complaint in Spanish
You are about to hear a lesson from our History and Exam Course. This course covers all the necessary Spanish for performing a complete history and exam. The course level is beginner to intermediate, and all the lessons are interactive.
In this lesson, we will learn how to ask the patient's chief complaint in Spanish.
LEVEL - ADVANCED BEGINNER
Do you know how to use gender-inclusive language in Spanish?
My Spanish teacher from Mexico, Gloria Becerril, and I discuss gender identity, sexuality, and how to use gender inclusive language in Spanish. Esperamos que lo disfrutes.
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La Comunidad, an online Spanish learning forum founded by Nacho Caballero
You can find “Las Cigarras Espaciales” podcast @cigarrasespaciales
Identidad de Géne
Detection of Chagas Disease
In this introductory lesson to our series on Chagas disease, we present a clinical dialogue where a healthcare provider recommends screening for the disease, and the subsequent follow-up conversation that takes place after the patient tests positive for Chagas disease.
This clinical dialogue was adapted from a dialogue I received in English, from a re
Intro to Procedural Sedation in Spanish
Welcome to the first of three lessons covering Spanish for procedural sedation. In this lesson, we'll cover vocabulary for conscious sedation, the use of sedatives and analgesics, how to ask about prior anesthesia, and how to explain an IV.
Joining me for this lesson is my Spanish teacher from Guatemala, Elizabeth Cortez Cox.
To continue your Spanish l
Bruises, Cuts, Ruptures, Breaks, Tears, and Sprains
I am back with Rory Foster for an interactive lesson focused on discussing injuries in Spanish. This lesson builds upon one of Rory’s lessons at Common Ground International. In this lesson, we practice talking about bruises, cuts, ruptures, breaks, tears, and sprains. We will first present a verb, a noun, and an adjective that all share the same root. T
Interview with Rory Foster – Medical Spanish Immersion Trips!
In today’s episode, I interview Rory Foster of Common Ground International about their Medical Spanish Courses and Medical Spanish Immersion Trips to Latin America.
Common Ground International is an excellent resource for learning medical Spanish. They offer courses from beginner to advanced and Medical Spanish Immersion Trips to Ecuador and Costa Rica
Pronominal vs Non–Pronominal Verbs
In this lesson, we explore verbs with the body and learn when to use the pronominal (reflexive) vs the non-pronominal form of the verb.
While working on our latest series covering common orthopedic injuries in Spanish, I noticed how the verb to say, “I injured my knee,” is pronominal: “Me lesioné la rodilla.” Whereas the verb to say, “I bent my knee,”
Questions for Knee Injury
Listen to an excerpt from our latest member lesson covering questions for a patient who injured their knee while skiing.
Sign up for our free membership to access our latest member lesson, download the PDF, take the quiz, and join our Quizlet Class!
Lesión de rodilla
02:13
Lesionar, herirTo injure
¿Cómo se lesionó la rodilla?How did y
Q and A – Palpitations and More in Spanish
This is a reboot of a lesson from our archives, which I found particularly helpful. I hope you do too!
María Laura Mecías joined me from Elebaires Spanish school to answer your questions regarding the clinical dialogue Atrial Fibrillation in Spanish. We talk about expressing the sensation of palpitations, shortness of breath and dizziness in Spanish, an
Talking About Viruses in Spanish
In this lesson, we practice expressing the following in Spanish:
Getting a viral illness
Passing a viral illness to someone else
A positive test result
Being contagious
Many thanks to my Spanish teachers, Gloria from Mexico and Elizabet from Guatemala, for their help on this lesson! >> Take classes with Gloria and Elizabet, Members! Take the Q
Spanish for Wound Care
This free lesson is taken from our recently published member lesson, introducing a new module in our Spanish for Emergencies Course, covering Wound Care.
If a patient presented to the ER with a deep laceration sustained at work, could you do the following in Spanish?
Ask the patient how they acquired their wound
Discuss tetanus prophylaxis
Explain in
Questions in Spanish for EMS – Motor Vehicle Accident
Practice questions for EMS when they arrive at the ER with a patient involved in a motor vehicle accident. This lesson is based on a list of phrases and questions put together by one of our members, an ER provider named Laila Powers. ¡Muchas gracias a Laila!
And special thanks to my Spanish teacher from Mexico, Gloria Becerril, who helped me translat
Car Accident in Spanish
In this lesson, you will hear an EMT respond at the scene of a car accident. Listen as he evaluates the patient’s neurological function and looks for signs of injury.
See if you can pick out the verb “to press” while he examines the patient for injury. We will review this at the end.
LEVEL – INTERMEDIATE
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Evaluating Suicidal Ideation in Spanish
This lesson introduces the Mental Health Emergencies module of our Spanish for Emergencies course.
The dialogue you are about to hear is between a psychologist (played by Eliza) and a 27 year old woman (played by myself) brought to the ER by the police due to family’s concern that she intended to harm herself. Her medical history is unremarkable. No ac
ER Triage – Are you high?
What you are about to hear is an excerpt from the third member lesson in the ER Triage module of our Spanish for Emergencies Course. In this lesson, we practice describing the state of being under the influence of a substance.
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LEVEL - INTERMEDIATE
Bajo los efectos
1:00
bajo los efectosunder the
ER Triage – Poisoning
What you are about to hear is an excerpt from the second member lesson in the ER Triage module of our Spanish for Emergencies course. In this lesson, we practice questions for a potential poisoning.
LEVEL - INTERMEDIATE
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Misma pregunta para usted, ella o él
0:43
USTED, ELLA, y ÉL share the same conjugation of the ve
ER Triage – Where is the problem?
We are trying something new for the free lessons offered through the Medical Spanish Podcast. What you are about to hear is an excerpt from the first member lesson in the ER Triage module of our Spanish for Emergencie Course.
LEVEL - ADVANCED BEGINNER
Take the quiz and download the PDF for this lesson! (OJO: This link updates with each new lesson, so
El Sh¡t Show – How to poop in Spanish
¡AVISO! We will be using some malas palabras in this episode as we talk about pooping, peeing, belching, and farting in Spanish!
I am joined by Héctor Liberors y Beto Andrade from the amazing No Hay Tos podcast. Check them out!
During the first part of the show, we will remain completely professional as we cover common questions during a postoperative e
Dental Sealants in Spanish
This lesson kicks off a new advanced module in our Dentistry Course. You will hear a dentist recommend dental sealants for her patient. Even if you never plan to talk about dental sealants in Spanish, I promise you will learn a ton of useful Spanish from the upcoming module. You will learn how to say, “grooves, surface, molars, to harden, to form a seal
Treatment of Chest Pain in the Hospital
In this lesson, the doctor discusses the initial treatment of chest pain in the hospital.This free lesson is part of our Spanish for Emergencies Course!
LEVEL – UPPER INTERMEDIATE
Diálogo
P: Me estaba doliendo otra vez, pero ya me está bajando. Sólo siento el pecho un poco apretado ahora.
D: Bueno Señora. Veo algunos cambios en su electrocardiograma que
Do you know how to evaluate chest pain in Spanish?
Explore how to describe chest pain in Spanish through a clinical encounter. Improve your medical Spanish skills today.
In this lesson, you will hear an excerpt from a clinical encounter where a patient presents to the ER with chest pain. As we practice interpreting the encounter in Spanish, we will learn how to ask about the quality, aggravating factors
Abdominal Pain in Spanish
This lesson introduces our course Spanish for Abdominal Pain based on a clinical dialogue I wrote and recorded with a friend from the Dominican Republic, who plays the patient, and another friend from the states who learned Spanish while living in Latin America.
In this lesson,
Listen to an excerpt from the clinical dialogue.
Practice different ways
Calling Family in Spanish – Respiratory Distress in a Loved One
Learn how to update family in Spanish when their loved one is in respiratory distress. Nacho Caballero, founder of the online Spanish school La Comunidad, joins us for this clinical dialogue.
In the member lessons, we practice the vocabulary and key phrases from the clinical dialogues and delve into the grammar. Support the podcast! Become a premium mem
Verbs with the Body in Spanish – Intro
In this lesson, we practice using Spanish verbs in both their reflexive and non-reflexive forms, with parts of the body and articles of clothing.
The full lesson is part of our History and Exam Course.
Member? Access the full lesson here.
LEVEL - BEGINNER TO INTERMEDIATE
Gramática
0:44
Pronombres de objeto indirecto
me, te, le, nos, o
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