Program Content: Spanish for Radiology contains more than 450 work-specific Spanish language questions, commands, statements, and phrases. In addition to a special section devoted to pronunciation, the program contains the following work-specific language sections: Greetings and Goodbyes; Etiquette and Social Niceties; Introductions and Self-Identifications; Communication Strategies; Numbers; Initial Contact and Patient Traffic; General Intake and History Taking; Disrobing the Patient; General Body Positioning Commands; Common Radiologic Expressions and Commands; Comforting and Encouraging the Patient; Diagnostic Imaging; Sonography (Ultrasound); General Ultrasounds; Pregnancy Ultrasounds; Mammogram; Breast Ultrasound; Guided Breast Biopsy – MRI; Angiogram/Angiography; Angioplasty; Heart Catheterization; CT Imaging; MRI Procedures; Neurovascular/Interventional Imaging – Epidural Nerve Block; Gated Heart Scan (MUGA Scan); Thyroid Scan and Thyroid Uptake; Bone Scan; Patient Dismissal and Exit Instructions.
Bonus: Spanish for Radiology also includes Spanish/English diagrams for parts of the body, and Spanish/English Glossaries for the human body, diseases, injuries, operations and procedures.
Special Features
No prior knowledge of Spanish is necessary.
Contains more than 450 work-specific Spanish language questions, commands, statements, and phrases.
This program is fully supported by .mp3 audio files that can be played on any device.
Learner-friendly text designed for adult learners.
Non-grammar-based.
Developed in consultation with hospital radiologic professionals, academic directors and instructors in radiology departments.
This program provides radiologic personnel with Spanish language skills to: identify patients; introduce oneself; obtain intake and history information; give routine commands and instructions for body positioning; give routine commands and instructions for diagnostic and nuclear imaging, as well as ultrasounds, mammograms, MRI, CT and other radiology procedures; comfort and encourage the patient; and giving dismissal and exit instructions to patients.
Intended Audience: Non-Spanish-speaking radiologic technologists, radiology technicians and radiology personnel who may come into contact with Spanish-speaking patients.
A super useful and practical manual for radiologic personnel who want to enhance communication with Spanish-speaking patients! Every hospital radiology department needs this manual!