Medical Spanish Basis
ASL Medical Signs
Patient Communication
Body & Symptoms
Emergency Situations
100

What does this mean? 

“Hola, ¿cómo se siente?”

Hello, how do you feel?

100

ASL is the ___ most commonly used language in the United States?

Third

100

ASL strategy: When communicating with Deaf patients, you should ALWAYS:

Face the patient directly 

100

“Cabeza”

Head

100

Spanish for “Call 911!”

¡Llame al 911!

200

What does this mean? 

"Dolor"

Pain

200

ASL is NOT universal. True or False?

True

200

If you don’t know Spanish, the BEST action is:

Use a certified interpreter

200

“Estómago”

Stomach

200

Spanish for “Stay calm”

Manténgase tranquilo/a

300

“¿Tiene alergias?” means:

Do you have allergies?

300

ASL is linguistically closer to this country’s sign language than to British Sign Language.

France

300

True or False: Speaking louder helps Deaf patients understand you

False

300

“Fiebre”

Fever

300

Spanish for “Help!”

¡Ayuda!

400

“Necesito tomar su presión arterial” means:

I need to take your blood pressure

400

Approximately how many people in the U.S. use ASL as their primary language?

A. 50,000
B. 500,000
C. 2 million
D. 10 million

C — About 2 million

400

Best simple Spanish phrase for introducing yourself:

"Soy su enfermera/o"

What does that mean?

I am your nurse

400

“Dificultad para respirar”

Difficulty breathing

400

Spanish for “You are safe”

Está seguro/a

500

“Está embarazada?” means:

Are you pregnant?

500

What blond actress knows ASL?

Margot Robbie

500

Best Spanish phrase to ask about pain level:

¿Cuánto dolor tiene?

500

English for

¿Dónde le duele?

Where does it hurt?

500

Spanish for “Do you have chest pain?”

¿Tiene dolor en el pecho?