Spanish at the Doctor: Giving Instructions in Spanish to Patients

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Spanish at the Doctor: Giving Instructions in Spanish to Patients
This video covers some of the most common medical instructions given to patients by doctors and nurses in Spanish. Claudia; a registered nurses will help you learn the most common, frequent medical instructions in Spanish for you to learn and use at the clinic, hospital or any other medical setting.
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[LearnSpanishWorld]

Hola amigos...Please leave your comments or suggestions below :)

This series is very helpful. We went to an ER in the United States and there were many Spanish speaking patients communicating with English speaking doctors. A lot of people in the US (in this case, the doctors) seem to take a year or two of basic Spanish in high school so they know some words pero les cuesta hablar con los pacientes hispanohablantes. Le recomendé a la médica esta serie para ayudarla. Ojala que les dé algunas vistas :-)

[sciencelover]

Would you mind making one for phlebotomists specifically?
For example - telling them that you are going to turn on a bright light, asking them to lay on their back or roll over, warning them that they might feel a pinch when the needle goes in, explaining what the tests are for...

[JeanvierKenia-oipg]

Love you more than my tongue just congratulations

[chrissystewart]

I want to learn how to have conservation with Doctors in Spanish I really