Medical Spanish for nurses, part 2: Triage questions nurses may ask of "special populations" in the ER, including pregnant women, babies / children, dialysis patients, and cancer patients (in English & Spanish). Overlaps with urgent care and other settings.

👉 YouTube version: https://youtu.be/QqPeHKsAdB8

👉 Triage part 1 (on YouTube): https://youtu.be/eT0Cqv5XpRY

📧 Focused Beginner Lessons (medical Spanish): https://www.learnmedicalspanish.org/get-beginner-lessons/

👨‍🎓 "Essential EM Spanish" (CME course) details: https://www.learnmedicalspanish.org/cme

Additional YouTube Playlists:

🩺 Medical Spanish Dialogues: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBqoPLEOohQO9fHs0JBCxoR_5SDFrgQS8
💡 Beginner Spanish: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBqoPLEOohQPTO6_Az5gyV3HeAeP3GxdG
💪 Anatomy vids: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBqoPLEOohQOr05faaNoGjxE0xbrS1s8-

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 gurney.

The ALL-SPANISH version starts at 11:47

📺 YouTube version ENGLISH/SPANISH: https://youtu.be/KhNgfV3FQik

📺 YouTube version ALL SPANISH: https://youtu.be/AMTaygEXFV4

📧 Focused Beginner Lessons (medical Spanish): https://www.learnmedicalspanish.org/get-beginner-lessons/

*👨‍🎓 "Essential EM Spanish" (CME course) details:
https://www.learnmedicalspanish.org/cme

*NOTE: At the time of publishing, the course is $200 off using code HOLIDAY200 (thru Jan 5th 2024).

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 starts at 5:31).

👉 Hand anatomy on YouTube: https://youtu.be/LqQOX2J2Uf8

👉 Foot anatomy on YouTube: https://youtu.be/fZuMksJE8S8

📧 Focused Beginner Lessons (medical Spanish): https://www.learnmedicalspanish.org/get-beginner-lessons/

👨‍🎓 "Essential EM Spanish" (CME course) details: https://www.learnmedicalspanish.org/cme

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 pronunciation and grammar as we go along.

👉 YouTube version: https://youtu.be/lBiE55ijQ-Y

📧 Focused Beginner Lessons (medical Spanish): https://www.learnmedicalspanish.org/get-beginner-lessons/

👨‍🎓 "Essential EM Spanish" (CME course) details: https://www.learnmedicalspanish.org/cme

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.

📺 YouTube version: https://youtu.be/qV2cfHGllVE

📰 Blog version: https://www.learnmedicalspanish.org/thai-a-language-learning-experiment/

📧 Focused Beginner Lessons (medical Spanish): https://www.learnmedicalspanish.org/get-beginner-lessons/

👨‍🎓 "Essential EM Spanish" (CME course) details: https://www.learnmedicalspanish.org/cme

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 your patients.

Mal de Ojo video: https://youtu.be/DVjKBo2NmtY
Empacho video: https://youtu.be/jDl8XaokHjQ

Mal de Ojo blog: https://www.learnmedicalspanish.org/mal-de-ojo/
Empacho blog: https://www.learnmedicalspanish.org/el-empacho/

📧 High Yield Beginner Lessons (medical Spanish): https://www.learnmedicalspanish.org/get-beginner-lessons/

👨‍🎓 "Essential EM Spanish" (CME course) details: https://www.learnmedicalspanish.org/cme

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 going to happen during the procedure, and what they should do afterwards.

YouTube version: https://youtu.be/EQCLbzds7UE

Blog version: https://www.learnmedicalspanish.org/incision-and-drainage-procedure/

📧 Focused Beginner Lessons (medical Spanish): https://www.learnmedicalspanish.org/get-beginner-lessons/

👨‍🎓 "Essential EM Spanish" (CME course) details: https://www.learnmedicalspanish.org/cme