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137 Cards in this Set

  • Front
  • Back
la cadera
hip
la calavera
skull
la ceja
eyebrow
la cintura
waist
el codo
elbow
el corazon
heart
el costado
side
la costilla
rib
el dedo
finger
el diente
tooth
las encias
gums
la frente
forehead
la garganta
throat
el hueso
bone
el labio
lip
la lengua
tongue
la mejilla
cheek
la muela
molar
el muslo
thigh
la nalga
butt
el oido
inner ear
la pantorrilla
calf
el pecho
chest
la pestana
eyelash
el pulgar
thumb
el pulmon
lung
el rinon
kidney
la rodilla
knee
la sangre
blood
el tobillo
ankle
la una
fingernail
el ataque al corazon
hear attack
la comezon
rash, itch
el estornudo
sneeze
la fiebre del heno
hay fever
el infarto
heart attack
el mareo
nausea, seasickness
las paperas
mumps
la pulmonia
pneumonia
el resfriado
cold
el resfrio
cold
el sarampion
measles
le SIDA
AIDS
la caricela
chicken pox
el VIH
HIV
Como se siente?
How are you feeling?
estar embarazada
to be pregnant
estar hinchado/a
to be swollen
estar internado/a
hospitalized
estar mareado/a
to be dizzy. seasick, nauseous
estar resfriado/a
to ahve a cold
me/ le duele la espalda
my back hurts
tener calentura
to have a fever
tener catarro
to have a cold
tener diarrea
to have diarrhea
tener fiebre
to have a fever
tener gripe
to have the flu
tener la nariz tapada
to have a stuffy nose
tener tos
to have cough
tener dolor de cabeza
to have headache
tener dolor de estomago
to ahve a stomach ache
tener dolor de garganta
to have a sore throat
tener dolor de muela
to have toothache
tener nauseas
to be nauseous
el agua con sal
salt water
la curita
bandaid
los gotas (para la nariz)
nose drops
el jarabe (para la tos)
(cough) syrup
la pildora
pil
el pure de manzana
apple sauce
la receta (medica)
prescription
el remedio casera
household remedy
el tratamiento
treatment
el vendaje
bandage
el cirujano/ la cirujana
surgeon
el/ la socorrista
paramedic
atropellar
to run over with a car
la camilla
gurney
el choque
crash
la cicatriz
scar
detener
sprain
el esguince
wound
el herido
wounded person
la lesion
crutchinjury
la muleta
crutch
la quemadura
burn
los rayos equis
x-rays
la sala de emergenicas
emergency room
Socorro!
Help!
sobrevir
to survive
el/la testigo
witness
abrazar
to hug, embrace
aplicarse un unguento
to apply ointment
atender
to assist
besar
to kiss
cansar
to make tired
cansarse
to get tired
consultar con
to consult
cortarse
to cut oneself
desmayarse
to faint
doler (ue)
to hurt, ache
enojar
to make angry
entristecerse
to become sad
estornudar
to sneeze
evitar
to avoid
haber
to be (to exist)
habia
there was/ were
habra (va a haber)
there will be
hay
there is/ are
haya
there might be
hacer el papel (de)
to play the role (of)
hacer gargaras
to gargle
mandar
to send; to order
mantenerse
to maintain oneself
masticar
to chew
morder (ue)
to bite
mover
to move
oir
to hear
oler (ue)
to smell
huele/ huela
it smells/ smell (command)
padecer
to suffer
percibir
to perceive
recetar
to prescribe
resfriarse
to catch a cold
repirar
to breathe
surtir (una receta)
to fill (a prescription)
tardar
to take time
tener la culpa
to be guilty/ of blame
tocar
to touch
torcerse
to twist; sprain
toser
to cough
tragar
to swallow
tropezar (ie)
to trip
volverse (ue) loco/a
to go crazy
caerse
to fall down
se le cayo/ cayeron
[something (sing. or pl.)] fell (from your/ his/ her hands)
se me cayo/ cayeron
[something (sing. or pl.)/ fell (from my hands)