Medical Spanish Podcast

Learn ER Triage for Injuries in Spanish! Join me and Luis Almeida as we practice essential questions for assessing ER patients with injuries. The post Mastering ER Triage for Injuries in Spanish appeared first on Doc Molly.

Learn to manage anaphylaxis in Spanish. We will reassure the mother, explain anaphylaxis, and name common treatments in Spanish. The post Manage Anaphylaxis in Spanish appeared first on Doc Molly.

Learn to evaluate anaphylaxis in Spanish. Ask about allergies, describe symptoms, discuss emergency treatments, and examine the airway and lungs in Spanish. The post Evaluate Anaphylaxis in Spanish! appeared first on Doc Molly.

Join Luis and me as we practice genitourinary symptoms in Spanish. Learn symptoms related to menstruation, menopause, UTIs, kidney stones, and BPH. In the next lesson, we will use all this vocabulary to ask questions related to genitourinary conditions in Spanish.  LEVEL – INTERMEDIATE Member at docmolly.com? Access this lesson within our History and Exam course to download […] The post Learn Genitourinary Symptoms in Spanish! appeared first on Doc Molly.

Eliza and I discuss a recent episode of Radio Ambulante covering two organizations in Mexico that use a harm reduction strategy to treat substance use disorder. The post Learn Spanish for Harm Reduction appeared first on Doc Molly.

In today’s lesson, we will learn Spanish to perform a pelvic exam. This lesson is part of our updated series on Spanish for Gynecology.  Originally published several years ago, I have refreshed each lesson in this series with the help of my Spanish teachers from Mexico and Costa Rica. You will hear the lovely voice […] The post Could you perform a pelvic exam in Spanish? appeared first on Doc Molly.

Listen to the ER presentation of a seizure in Spanish. After the clinical encounter, we will practice the essential vocabulary related to seizures in Spanish. The post How would you describe a seizure in Spanish? appeared first on Doc Molly.

Join Luis and me as we practice neurological symptoms in Spanish. Learn helpful vocabulary for discussing headaches, strokes, head trauma, seizures, and more. The post Learn Neurological Symptoms in Spanish! appeared first on Doc Molly.

Learn how to ask a patient about their tobacco use in Spanish. We will take a complete smoking history and ask about chewing tobacco and vaping in Spanish. The post Asking About Tobacco Use in Spanish appeared first on Doc Molly.

This is the first lesson in a three part series covering newborn hearing screening in Spanish. The post Intro to Newborn Hearing Screening in Spanish appeared first on Doc Molly.

Join Luis and me as we review vocabulary for gastrointestinal symptoms in Spanish. After the vocab review, we will practice asking some questions! The post Learn Gastrointestinal Symptoms in Spanish! appeared first on Doc Molly.

Learn medical Spanish for discussing contraindications to thrombolytics. The post Contraindications to Thrombolytics in Spanish – Parte 1 appeared first on Doc Molly.

In this lesson, we learn how to explain thrombolytic therapy for stroke in Spanish. In future lessons, we will go over contraindications and risks. The post Explain Thrombolytics for Stroke in Spanish appeared first on Doc Molly.

Join Luis and me as we review symptoms of the ears, nose, throat, and chest in Spanish. The post Symptoms of the Ears, Nose, Throat, and Chest in Spanish appeared first on Doc Molly.

Learn medical Spanish to ask about symptoms involving the skin, soft tissues, and joints. The post Skin and Joint Symptoms – Review of Systems in Spanish appeared first on Doc Molly.

Learn how to explain interventions performed during advanced cardiac life support and the decision to stop CPR in Spanish. The post Spanish for Paramedics: Stopping CPR appeared first on Doc Molly.

Let's learn a General Review of Systems in Spanish. Learn to ask about constitutional symptoms, such as fatigue, fever, and weight changes. 

This is the second of 4 scenarios where the paramedics respond to an out-of-hospital cardiac arrest. In this secon scenario, the patient is already in rigor mortis, and the paramedics must explain why they are not initiating CPR. The post Spanish for Paramedics: CPR en Route to Hospital appeared first on Doc Molly.

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.

Learn medical Spanish to discuss a DNR order and a more palliative approach to care when a patient's health is fragile. LEVEL-ADVANCED The post Discussing a DNR Order in Spanish appeared first on Doc Molly.