Medical Spanish Club · Free
Hear every dialogue, free
Welcome to the audio companion for Medical Spanish for Healthcare Professionals. Every patient dialogue and pronunciation drill from the book is here, recorded in clear, professional Latin American Spanish — the exact words printed on the page. Listen on the way to your shift, then shadow: pause after each line and say it aloud until it feels automatic.
49 free tracks · staff & patient voices
How the audio works
- Dialogues use two voices — a clinician and a patient — so you can hear the turn-taking of a real encounter.
- Drills read each term slowly with a pause, so you can repeat after the narrator.
- Everything is spoken in the formal usted register the book teaches. Nothing here is medical advice; it is language practice.
1
Spanish Sounds for English Speakers
- Drill 1.1Core vocabulary pronunciation — 12 shift-essential words
- Dialogue 1.2First contact: Patient arrives in pain (model intake)
2
Greetings, Introductions, and Professional Courtesy
- Dialogue 2.1Morning intake at the front desk
- Dialogue 2.2Night shift introduction
3
Patient Intake and Demographics
- Dialogue 3.1Front desk registration
- Dialogue 3.2Bedside identity check before a procedure
4
Numbers, Dates, and Time
- Drill 4.1Numbers 1–100 pronunciation drill
- Dialogue 4.2Scheduling a follow-up appointment
- Dialogue 4.3Reviewing a medication schedule
5
The Human Body, Head to Toe
- Drill 5.1Body parts vocabulary — head-to-toe pronunciation
- Dialogue 5.2Localizing abdominal pain
- Dialogue 5.3A parent describes a child’s symptoms
6
Vital Signs and Measurements
- Dialogue 6.1Taking a full set of vitals
- Dialogue 6.2Explaining an elevated blood pressure reading
7
Pain Assessment
- Dialogue 7.1Complete pain assessment
- Dialogue 7.2Chest pain assessment
8
Symptoms by Body System
- Dialogue 8.1Triage with respiratory complaints
- Dialogue 8.2GI symptom history
9
Medical History and Allergies
- Dialogue 9.1Medical and surgical history intake
- Dialogue 9.2Allergy documentation
10
Medications: Names, Forms, Instructions, and Side Effects
- Dialogue 10.1Medication reconciliation at admission
- Dialogue 10.2A patient asks about side effects
11
Emergency and Triage
- Dialogue 11.1Triage Intake: Chest Pain
- Dialogue 11.2Family Update: Waiting Room
12
Pediatrics
- Dialogue 12.1Pediatric Triage: Both Registers in One Encounter
- Dialogue 12.2Scared Child: Blood Draw
13
Obstetrics and Maternity
- Dialogue 13.1Active Labor: Guiding Through Contractions
- Dialogue 13.2Postpartum: Breastfeeding and Recovery
14
Pre-op and Post-op
- Dialogue 14.1Pre-op Final Check
- Dialogue 14.2PACU Recovery Assessment
15
Chronic Disease Management
- Dialogue 15.1Diabetes Clinic: Glucometer and A1c Review
- Dialogue 15.2Hypertension Follow-up: Home Log and Adherence
16
Delivering Difficult News
- Dialogue 16.1Breaking a Cancer Diagnosis
- Dialogue 16.2Nurse Support After Diagnosis
17
Informed Consent and Procedures
- Dialogue 17.1Walking Through Informed Consent: IV Line
- Dialogue 17.2Surgery Consent: Patient Questions Risks
18
Insurance, Billing, and Paperwork
- Dialogue 18.1Financial Counselor: Uninsured Patient
- Dialogue 18.2Billing Desk: Confused About the Bill
19
Discharge Instructions
- Dialogue 19.1Post-Op Discharge: Wound Care and Medications
- Dialogue 19.2Activity Restrictions After a Cardiac Event
20
Mental Health Screening
- Dialogue 20.1PHQ-2 Mental Health Screen at Intake
- Dialogue 20.2Patient Discloses Suicidal Thoughts
21
Cultural Competence in the Clinic
- Dialogue 21.1Respeto in Action: The Patient Who Says Yes but Means No
- Dialogue 21.2Home Remedies: Asking Without Dismissing
22
Emergency Quick Phrases
- Dialogue 22.1Scene First Contact: Fall in a Corridor
- Dialogue 22.2Stroke Fast Track: FAST Assessment
23
Phone Calls, Interpreters, and Professional Limits
- Dialogue 23.1Phone Appointment Reminder
- Dialogue 23.2Calling an Interpreter for Informed Consent
24
Your 30-Day Practice Plan
- Dialogue 24.1Thirty Days Later: A Check-In
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