McGraw-Hill Education's Medical Spanish Visual Phrasebook - Bobenhouse, Neil
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Communicate immediately with Spanish-speaking patients simply by turning the pageAs a medical professional, you need to be prepared for anything. But what if that anything is a language barrier with your Spanish-speaking patients? McGraw-Hill's Medical Spanish Visual Phrasebook helps you overcome this difficulty and understand your patients' needs. With no experience in the language, you can locate an accident victim's injury; find out how long a pregnant woman has been in labor; let an elderly man know you are starting an IV; and reassure a worried parent that an interpreter ison the…mehr

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Communicate immediately with Spanish-speaking patients simply by turning the pageAs a medical professional, you need to be prepared for anything. But what if that anything is a language barrier with your Spanish-speaking patients? McGraw-Hill's Medical Spanish Visual Phrasebook helps you overcome this difficulty and understand your patients' needs. With no experience in the language, you can locate an accident victim's injury; find out how long a pregnant woman has been in labor; let an elderly man know you are starting an IV; and reassure a worried parent that an interpreter ison the way.McGraw-Hill's Medical Spanish Visual Phrasebook works in three easy steps: Point to each question. Patient responds with a simple head nod, with a "yes" or "no" answer, or by pointing to a diagram. Continue using the phrasebook to assist with patient assessment. Just point and flip, and you can close the communication gap between you and your Spanish-speaking patients.
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Neil Bobenhouse, MHA, EMT-P, is a paramedic for the St. Louis City Fire Department. He received his master's degree in healthcare administration from the Saint Louis University School of Public Health.