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Practical Medical Advice for Everyday Situations

Learn how to express pain, ask for help, and provide advice on feeling better when sick or injured in Spanish. Practice vocabulary related to illnesses, injuries, and medical care. Role-play as a patient or doctor for speaking presentations.

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Practical Medical Advice for Everyday Situations

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  1. EnfermedadesySalud -I can say what hurts -I can ask for medical help -I can give advise on how to feel better when sick or injured

  2. Importante..Antes de empezar • Use ARTICLES (el, la, los, las) with body parts! • It is a lot of vocabulary! Ask questions! • Friday, November 22: Unit 3 Review • Monday, November 25: Speaking presentations! One person is the doctor and the other is the patient

  3. Medical Advice • Debes… • No debes… • …Tomarmedicina • …Tomarunasaspirinas/unosantobióticos/pastillas • …Tomar un caramelopara la tos • …Ir al hospital • …Hablar con unaenfermera • Examinar • You should… • You should not… • …Take medicine • …Take some aspirin/antibiotics/pills • …Take cough syrup • …Go to the hospital • Talk with a nurse • To examine

  4. Medical Advice cont’d… • …Quedarte en casa • …Quedarte en cama • …ponerteunacurita • … ponerteunavenda • …ponerte un yeso • …ponertehielo • …sonarte (o>ue) la naríz • Recetar • La receta • La farmacía • El/La farmacéutico(a) • El/La médico (a) • El/La paciente • …Stay home • …Stay in bed • …Put on a Bandaid • …Put on a bandage • …Put a cast • …Put ice • Blow your nose • To write a prescription • Prescription • Pharmacy • Pharmacist • The doctor • The patient

  5. Illness and Injury • ¿Quépasó? • ¿Quétepasa? • Estoyenfermo (a) • Me duele(n)… • Romper • Me rompí… • Me torcí… • Me lastimé… • Caer • Creer* • Estardébil • What happened? • What’s wrong? • I am sick • My____ hurt(s) • To break • I broke… • I twisted… • I hurt… • To fall • To believe • To be weak

  6. Caer • Yocaigo • Túcaes • Él/Ella/Ustedcae • Nosotroscaemos • Vosotroscaéis • Ellos/Ellas/Ustedescaen • Presente • Yocaí • Túcaíste • Él/Ella/Ustedcayó • Nosotroscaímos • Vosotroscaísteis • Ellos/Ellas/Ustedescayeron • Pretérito

  7. Illness and Injury cont’d… • El/La… estáhinchado(a) • Tenercatarro/gripe/fiebre • Los escalofríos • Toser • Unatos • Estornudar • Un estornudo • El dolor • El hospital • El síntoma • La diagnosis • La alergía • Teneralergías • La inyección • …. Is swollen • To have a cold/flu/fever • The “chills” • To cough • A cough • To sneeze • A sneeze • The pain • The hospital • The symptom • The diagnosis • The allergy • To have allergies • Injection

  8. Dolor de cabezaporBarbar MacArthur • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h_PAr2I6zoA

  9. MásinformaciónThese are not all of the vocabulary but have Spanish speakers using medical terminology relevant to the unit • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gHRPwkxr_3w • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wg1PFTd2RRQ • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j11vJxLM-wE • http://www.auburn.edu/academic/liberal_arts/foreign/Spanish/Medical_terms/

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