Explain Patient Monitoring in Spanish with the Passive “Se”

In this episode, we begin a four-lesson series on the medical equipment and supplies used every day in patient care. We review high-value vocabulary — el termómetro (thermometer), el manguito de presión (blood pressure cuff), el oxímetro (oximeter), el monitor cardíaco (cardiac monitor), and el glucómetro (glucometer) — and practice describing their clinical use with short phrases using the passive se. Already a member? Access the full lesson, Explain Patient Monitoring in Spanish – Passive, in our Spanish for Primary Care Course: Not a member yet? ¡Hazte miembro!  Chapters 00:00 – Introduction02:23 – Termómetro (Thermometer)07:16 – Manguito de presión arterial (Blood pressure cuff)09:04 – Oxímetro (Oximeter)10:24 – Monitor cardíaco (Cardiac monitor)12:26 – Glucómetro (Glucometer)14:44 – A look at what's coming for members --- Gracias a Henry Mejía, de la Cultural Spanish School (https://culturalspanishschool.com/), por su ayuda con el español de esta lección. Gracias por escuchar. ¡Hasta luego! Read the full lesson and get more Medical Spanish practice: Explain Patient Monitoring in Spanish with the Passive “Se” Chapters (00:00:00) - Intro(00:02:23) - Thermometer(00:07:16) - Blood Pressure Cuff(00:09:04) - Oximeter(00:10:24) - Cardiac Monitor(00:12:26) - Glucometer(00:14:44) - What’s Coming for Members