💎 Clear communication is our goal! 

Clear and accurate communication is essential in medicine. That’s why I collaborate with native Spanish speakers to create our lessons. For this Review of Systems update, I’m working with my Latin American Spanish teachers to review all vocabulary and phrases. I’ve also partnered with Luis Almeida from Venezuela, whose crystal-clear recordings ensure we learn authentic, natural Spanish that resonates with native speakers. 

📚 Our Review of Systems Lessons

Here’s a list of all our Review of Systems lessons. You’ll notice some lessons cover multiple systems. This reflects the natural flow of questions I use when conducting a Review of Systems with patients. For instance, before examining a patient’s chest, I ask about both respiratory and cardiac symptoms.

• Constitutional Symptoms – Updated!
• Skin and Musculoskeletal Symptoms – Updated!
• Symptoms of the Ears, Nose, Throat, and Chest in Spanish – Updated!
• Gastrointestinal Symptoms – Updated!
• Neurological Symptoms – Updated!
• Genitourinary Symptoms in Spanish – Updated!
• Mental Health Questions – Updated! 

🩺 Want to dive deeper?

If you’re determined to learn Medical Spanish, check out our History and Exam course. Designed for beginner to intermediate learners, this course covers the essentials with clear English explanations. Each lesson uses an audio flashcard format with built-in pauses, allowing you to practice every term and phrase in Spanish. It’s ideal for beginners starting their medical Spanish journey or advanced speakers seeking a thorough review of terminology used in patient evaluations. Here’s what we cover:

• Greetings and Introductions
• Anatomy
• History of Present Illness
• Past Medical History
• Social History
• Head-to-Toe Exam

📝 ¿Te apuntas?

Become a member! Membership gives you access to our History and Exam course and over 400 interactive medical Spanish lessons organized into easy-to-follow courses. Ask questions, reinforce your learning through Quizlet sets and downloadable PDFs, and track your progress. It’s all you need to communicate confidently with your Spanish-speaking patients.