Practice ways to describe direction and location of movement. HACIA (towards) … la derecha (the right) … la izquierda (the left) … adelante (forwards) … atrás (backwards)* … dentro (inwards) … fuera (outwards) … abajo (downwards) … arriba (upwards) … m...

A woman carpenter presents with a painful shoulder. This orignal dialogue for this podcast was provided by one of our listeners Burke Gurney. Burke just traveled to Mexico where he worked with other physcial therapists.

A camp counselor presents to the clinic with erythema migrans, the characteristic rash of Lyme Disease. Check out more free podcasts in the Infections & the Skin series here. Premium members: Access the premium series here. E: Buenas tardes.

A More Basic Podcast Covering Useful Vocabulary Pertaining to the Skin Check out more free podcasts in the Infections & the Skin series here. Premium members: Access the premium series here. Rash (la) erupción (el) sarpullido / salpullido (las) ronchas...

How would you describe your body in Spanish? Learn how to describe your body in Spanish. In this audio lesson we practice describing states, sensations and actions in the body.  This audio lesson is based on material covered in the Medical History & Ex...

A Telephone Call with a Mother Concerned About Her Child, Who Has a Fever and Rash. This is the opening dialogue for our Premium Podcast Series: “Infections and the Skin,” at docmolly.com. Bueno. Buenos días. ¿Se encuentra la señora Rodríguez?

Practice asking about shortness of breath, wheezing, and chest tightness. SHORTNESS OF BREATH (Dificultad para respirator) ¿Tiene dificultad (problemas) para respirar? Do you have trouble breathing? ¿Le cuesta respirar? Is it hard to breathe?

Listen to a dialogue about asthma in Spanish. This clinical encounter takes place in Latin America.  Mrs. Ramírez brings her daughter to the clinic when she notices her daughter is having trouble breathing.

Mrs. Ortiz presents to the clinic with pain in her wrist.  Listen for the following Key Words: – Tingling – Radiate (e.g.”Does the pain radiate into your hand?”) Clinical Encounter: P: Buenas tardes doctora. D: Buenas tardes Señora Ortiz. ¿Come le va?

Responding at the Scene of a Car Accident in Spanish E = EMT, P = Patiente E ¿Dónde le duele más? P: La cabeza, en la frente, por la parte derecha. E: ¿Le duele el cuello? P: Sí, en la parte derecha, también. E: ¿De uno a diez,