Basic Medical Spanish
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As you progress through the Basic Medical Spanish curriculum you can keep track of the
folders that you have completed.
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Goals and Objectives - view the contents of this folder to get an idea of the
course and its objectives
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Sign up for free at Spanishdict.com - Paralee Whitmire will guide you through
15 brief lessons.
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Sign up for free student membership at studyspanish.com - after your e-mail
address and password and logon. If you’re asked for a teacher ID please use the code
HD7PY245. You will be provided individual links as the lessons progress.
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Complete Medical Spanish The textbook and CD can be signed out at Student
Affairs but must be returned before taing the OSCE. Some of the recommended chapters
are not assigned to any particular section. Use the included CD to listen on your computer
or iPod.
☐ 1.1
☐ 1.7
☐ 3.6
☐ 6.2
☐ 1.2
☐ 1.8
☐ 4.1
☐ 6.3
☐ 1.3
☐ 2.1
☐ 4.3
☐ 7.1
☐ 1.4
☐ 2.2
☐ 5.1
☐ 7.2
☐ 1.5
☐ 2.3
☐ 5.3
☐ pgs 237-249
☐ 1.6
☐ 2.6
☐ 5.4
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The Spanish-speaking Patient
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The Spanish Speaking Patient video
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Spanish cultural notes
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Text pages 237 - 249
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Greetings - clicking on the individual folders will take you to Spanishdict.com.
Click on begin flash cards, then proceed with recognize and listen. Recall is optional.
Text ☐1.1
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Pronunciation 1 - this takes you to Studyspanish.com. Click on individual topics
1 through 10 and listen to the vowels as well as the correct pronunciation of the letters
D,R, and RR. Notice that the Spanish D is pronounced like a soft th as in the word THIS.
The R is pronounced like a soft D. Good luck with the RR. You are more than welcome
to explore the other topics.
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Pronunciation 2 - this takes you to the 123teachme.com website. This page
concentrates on the pronunciation of Spanish consonants. Make sure you view the full
lesson.
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The Alphabet - this page takes you to the 123teachme.com website showcasing
the Spanish alphabet. Pay special attention to the purity of the Spanish vowels. They are
AH. EH, EEH, OH, OOH, not diphthongs. Especially offensive is the pronunciation of
the letter E has a diphthong, turning padre (pah-dreh) into padrey (pah-drei).
Text
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The basics - this folder contains links to numerous websites that cover basic
phrases, colors, days of the week, etc. they are all links to the Spanishdict.com website
which should be familiar to you. Again, do flashcards, recognize, and listen.
Text
☐2.1 ☐4.3 ☐6.2 ☐6.3
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Nouns - follow the links to the Spanishdict.com website. Again, do flashcards,
recognize, and listen.
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☐4.1 ☐5.4
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People - follow the links to the Spanishdict.com website. Again, do flashcards,
recognize, and listen.
Text
☐5.1
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Parts of the Body - follow the links to the Spanishdict.com website. Again, do
flashcards, recognize, and listen.
Text
☐1.4
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Medical Terms - follow the links to the Spanishdict.com website. Again, do
flashcards, recognize, and listen.
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☐1.8 ☐2.2 ☐2.6 ☐3.6 ☐5.3 ☐7.2
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