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Medical Spanish for NPs, Physicians and PAs

Don't let language and cultural barriers interfere with your ability to provide high quality care! Now there's a Spanish course designed specifically for NPs, physicians, and PAs that will help you:

Make a personal connection with patients and their families
Question patients about their symptoms
Conduct physical examinations
Gather and convey basic information
Inform and instruct about basic procedures
Give follow up instructions

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Convenient

Health care workers are some of the busiest people we know. That's why we designed this course to fit your schedule:

Completely Online
Requires only a few minutes a day
No CDs or programs to install
No previous experience necessary
Can be completed in 25 hours
Written, printable notes for each chapter
6 and 12 month options

Effective

For each topic there are six activities to help you learn the phrases. Each activity is short and engaging. This is a method that really works.

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More reasons to choose this course:

Certificate of Completion
25 hours nursing CE (learn more)
Improve employment opportunities
Grammar is OPTIONAL
Specifically targets Latin American Spanish
Satisfaction guaranteed

Relevant course content

Don't waste time learning phrases that you will never use! Learn words and phrases that you will find most relevant and useful on the job.

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Course A

Chapter 1: Greetings/Farewells
Chapter 2: Social Pleasantries
Chapter 3: Communication Strategies
Chapter 4: Introductions
Chapter 5: Past Medical History
Chapter 6: Symptoms – General
Chapter 7: Symptoms – Skin
Chapter 8: Symptoms – Eyes and Ears
Chapter 9: Symptoms – Nose and Throat
Chapter 10: Symptoms – Respiratory
Chapter 11: Symptoms – Cardiovascular
Chapter 12: Symptoms – Gastrointestinal
Chapter 13: Symptoms – M. Reproductive
Chapter 14: Symptoms – F. Reproductive
Chapter 15: Symptoms – Urinary
Chapter 16: Symptoms – Musculoskeletal
Chapter 17: Symptoms – Endoc./Hema.
Chapter 18: Symptoms – Neurological
Chapter 19: Symptoms – Psychiatric
Chapter 20: Symptoms – Trauma
Chapter 21: Social History
Chapter 22: Family History
Chapter 23: Vaccinations
Chapter 24: Medications
Chapter 25: Allergies

Course B

Chapter 1: Talking About Family
Chapter 2: Blood Draw
Chapter 3: Urine Sample
Chapter 4: IV
Chapter 5: PE – General
Chapter 6: PE – Skin
Chapter 7: PE – Eyes and Ears
Chapter 8: PE – Nose and Throat
Chapter 9: PE – Respiratory
Chapter 10: PE – Cardiovascular
Chapter 11: PE – Gastrointestinal
Chapter 12: PE – M. Reproductive
Chapter 13: PE – F. Reproductive
Chapter 14: PE – Musculoskeletal (upper)
Chapter 15: PE – Musculoskeletal (lower)
Chapter 16: PE – Neurological (motor)
Chapter 17: PE – Neurological (sensory)
Chapter 18: Numbers 0-9
Chapter 19: Dosage and Instructions
Chapter 20: Lab Tests
Chapter 21: Poisoning
Chapter 22: Stings and Bites
Chapter 23: Preventive Health
Chapter 24: Good Cheer
Chapter 25: Concluding the Visit
Which course? These two courses can be completed in any order. Explore course content to decide which one you prefer to take first.

More than 35 million U.S. residents now speak Spanish. As the Hispanic population continues to grow, so does the need for health care workers who speak Spanish!

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