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Practice 24 medical Spanish vocabulary tracks covering assessment, routine care, procedures, safety, family communication, and discharge. Read the English meaning, practice the phrase, and review the note. If you do not understand the patient’s answer, get language support. Your kept phrases are saved on this device.
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Pain Assessment
Evaluación del dolor
Practice basic questions about where pain is, when it started, how severe it feels, and what changes it. These phrases help students report the patient's words; they do not replace clinical assessment.
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Anatomy: Where It Hurts
El cuerpo
Learn common body-part words and simple ways to ask a patient to show where something hurts.
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Greetings & Comfort
Saludos y consuelo
Common phrases for greeting patients, introducing yourself, offering basic comfort, and checking in.
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Emergency Phrases
Frases de emergencia
Short phrases for calling for help and giving simple instructions during an urgent situation. Follow unit procedures and get the nurse or emergency team involved.
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Vitals & Triage
Signos vitales
Vocabulary used when explaining routine checks and asking basic questions. Follow your assigned role and report symptoms or concerns to the nurse.
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Admission Interview
La entrevista de admisión
Common questions used during intake, including identifying information, medical history, and the reason for the visit. Get language support when you cannot understand an answer.
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Breathing & Lungs
La respiración
Words for breathing, cough, and common respiratory symptoms. Do not use a phrase list to interpret what a symptom means; report the patient's words.
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Heart & Circulation
El corazón y la circulación
Vocabulary for chest symptoms, blood pressure, swelling, and related history. This track does not teach independent diagnosis or triage.
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Brain & Neuro Checks
El cerebro y los nervios
Words used in basic questions about orientation, strength, speech, and headache. Report new or concerning changes to the nurse.
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Medication Administration
Administración de medicamentos
Common words used when discussing medicines and how they are taken. Never rely on a phrase alone to confirm a medication, dose, allergy, or order.
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Diabetes Care
El cuidado de la diabetes
Vocabulary used in conversations about diabetes, blood sugar, food, and routine care. Confirm care instructions with the nurse or clinician.
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Stomach, Bowels & Bladder
El estómago, los intestinos y la vejiga
Words for common digestive and urinary symptoms. Report the patient's answer without turning it into a diagnosis.
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Before & After Surgery
Antes y después de la cirugía
Common phrases used around routine pre- and post-operative care. Questions about consent, risks, or care-changing instructions need the clinical team and a qualified interpreter.
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Wounds & Skin
Las heridas y la piel
Vocabulary for wounds, dressings, itching, and rashes. Follow the care plan and report new symptoms or concerns.
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Mobility & Fall Safety
Moverse y evitar caídas
Phrases for asking about movement and offering help. Check the mobility plan and get assistance when needed.
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Food, Meals & Restrictions
La comida y la dieta
Common words for meals, drinks, preferences, and diet instructions. Confirm restrictions with the care team.
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Patient History
El historial del paciente
Words used to ask about medical history and current concerns. Use language support for answers you do not understand or information that affects care.
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Conditions & Diagnoses
Las enfermedades
Common names for conditions and symptoms. Learning a term does not qualify you to explain a diagnosis or treatment options.
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Family & Communication
La familia y la comunicación
Phrases for keeping the conversation directed to the patient and asking about family communication. Follow privacy rules and involve the nurse and interpreter for clinical updates.
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Hygiene & Comfort
La higiene y la comodidad
Phrases used during routine hygiene and comfort care. Follow the care plan, preserve privacy, and report new symptoms.
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Mind & Mood
La mente y el ánimo
Common words for feelings and emotional state. These phrases are not a mental-health assessment; report concerning statements to the nurse.
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Children & Parents
Los niños y los papás
Vocabulary for routine interactions with children and caregivers. Follow pediatric procedures and direct clinical questions to the care team.
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Pregnancy & Postpartum
El embarazo y el posparto
Common vocabulary for pregnancy and postpartum care. Use the clinical team and a qualified interpreter for symptoms, instructions, and consent discussions.
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Discharge Teaching
Instrucciones de alta
Common words used when discussing follow-up, medicines, wound care, and return precautions. Do not independently explain or modify discharge instructions.
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