Listen to patient interview about vision problems and chest pain in Spanish. This is a follow up interview with Angel’s grandmother in Mexico, doña Tere Rivas. They talk about her poor vision and the chest discomfort she has been experiencing.

An Interview About Infertility In this podcast, you will hear a patient interview in Spanish with a Mexican woman who was unable to conceive. While Ángel Bahena was visiting his family in Mexico, he interviewed his aunt Mary about her inability to have...

Voicemail Messages and Dizziness in Spanish In this podcast you will hear to a phone call to the nurse line in Spanish. The patient, Daniel Ortiz, leaves a message with Dr. Anderson’s nurse, Kristy. He and the nurse play a little phone tag before Danie...

Learn Spanish Related to Childbirth While visiting his family in Mexico, my fellow podcaster, Ángel Bahena did a series of interviews with his family about their different medical experiences. In this podcast,

Learn how to greet someone, ask how they are doing, handle an apology, express sympathy, wish someone well, and say goodbye, in Spanish. SALUDOS Buenas días. ¿Cómo le va? Good morning. How is it going? Buenas tardes. Good afternoon. Buenas noches.

Useful phrases from greeting to condolences: SALUDOS Buenas días. ¿Cómo le va? Good morning. How is it going? Buenas tardes. Good afternoon. Buenas noches. Good evening. ¿Cómo se siente? How do you feel. Bienvenida/o(s) Welcome. ¿Cómo está la familia?

This is the second half of an interview with Angel’s grandmother, Doña Tere Rivas. In this part of the interview, they discuss her medical history as it pertains to her diabetes. Ángel (A) ¿Tiene antecedentes de diabetes en su familia?

Mr Sanchez goes to the doctor for back pain. D: Hello Mr. Sanchez. What’s wrong? I: Hola Señor Sánchez. ¿Qué le pasa? P: Fíjese doctora, creo que me lastimé la espalda. I: You see doctor, I think I hurt my back. D: Tell me. How did you hurt it?

Evaluation of a Baby with Diarrhea in Spanish How do you evaluate a baby with viral gastroenteritis in Spanish? Listen as the doctor asks about the following: How long has the child had diarrhea? Has the mother noted blood in the diarrhea?

Asking About Developmental Milestones in Spanish Learn how to talk about child development in Spanish. In this clinical encounter, Marcela’s mother brings her in for a routine examination and the doctor asks about different developmental milestones.