Chest Pain - ROS [Medical Spanish for ER Providers]

Today I'll go over the medical Spanish phrases you may want to use for Chest Pain - Review of Systems (ROS). This dialogue is mainly for emergency room clinicians (doctors, physician assistants, or nurse practitioners), but other healthcare professionals can likely benefit as well. For more help with medical Spanish translations, check out the resources below! 📝 Blog version: https://www.learnmedicalspanish.org/c... 📙 Focused Beginner Lessons (medical Spanish): https://www.learnmedicalspanish.org/g... 🩺 Medical Spanish playlist:    • ER Provider Spanish (& related vids)   💡 Beginner Spanish playlist:    • Beginner Spanish (vocab, pronunciation, & ...   🎧 Subscribe to the “Learn Medical Spanish” podcast- Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast... Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5YztcKP... RSS: https://feeds.buzzsprout.com/1883522.rss 👨‍🎓 "Essential EM Spanish" (CME course) details: https://www.learnmedicalspanish.org/cme About this video: Ben Tanner PA-C walks you through medical Spanish vocabulary that you could use to perform part of the medical history in Spanish, in a setting such as the emergency room or urgent care. This is for a Spanish-speaking patient with chest pain. He shares the phrases in English and then in Spanish, so you can quiz yourself and get some medical Spanish practice as you go along. If you're an emergency room clinician you'll find this particularly useful. If you're another type of healthcare provider or healthcare professional, you can probably still learn some useful medical Spanish translations. Disclaimer: Not medical advice. Does not replace the need for a medical interpreter. #learnmedicalspanish