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Learn Medical Spanish for diabetes follow-up: glucose monitoring, A1c, and checking for protein in the urine through a patient-centered dialogue followed by vocabulary review đź©şđź’¬
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Diálogo 01:34
Vocabulario 05:05
la dieta balanceada — balanced diet
los medicamentos (por) vĂa oral – oral medications
la pérdida de peso — weight loss
los hábitos de alimentación — eating habits
el nivel de glucosa en la sangre — blood glucose level
el aparato – device
el glucómetro — glucometer
la lanceta — lancet
picarse (o pincharse) la yema del dedo – to prick one’s fingertip
apuntar – to write down, to make a note of (in writing)
la libreta — little notebook (used to log readings)
la hemoglobina glucosilada (o la A1c) — glycosolated hemoglobin, hemoglobin A1c
el nivel promedio – the average level
en ayunas — fasting
la proteĂna en la orina — protein in the urine
dañar los riñones – to damage the kidneys
Volvemos al diálogo 12:26
Hazte miembro! 08:47
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