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As a Portuguese language teacher, I believe that knowing medical vocabulary is essential, especially when traveling to a foreign country. Not only will it help you communicate with doctors and medical staff in case of emergency, but it will also help you understand your symptoms and conditions. This lesson will cover some basic Portuguese medical vocabulary that you can use in various situations.
As a Portuguese language teacher, I believe that knowing medical vocabulary is essential, especially when traveling to a foreign country. Not only will it help you communicate with doctors and medical staff in case of emergency, but it will also help you understand your symptoms and conditions. This lesson will cover some basic Portuguese medical vocabulary that you can use in various situations.


<span link>Consider broadening your understanding by checking out these related lessons: [[Language/Portuguese/Vocabulary/Salon|Salon]] & [[Language/Portuguese/Vocabulary/Restaurant|Restaurant]].</span>
== Symptoms and Conditions ==
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In this lesson, you have learned some essential Portuguese medical vocabulary that will help you communicate with medical professionals and understand your symptoms and conditions. Learning about the medical facilities and emergency services in Portugal and Brazil can help you prepare for any situation. Remember to call the emergency number if you need urgent help. I hope this lesson has been helpful in your quest to learn the Portuguese language!
In this lesson, you have learned some essential Portuguese medical vocabulary that will help you communicate with medical professionals and understand your symptoms and conditions. Learning about the medical facilities and emergency services in Portugal and Brazil can help you prepare for any situation. Remember to call the emergency number if you need urgent help. I hope this lesson has been helpful in your quest to learn the Portuguese language!


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<span link>Congratulations on finishing this lesson! Explore these related pages to keep learning: [[Language/Portuguese/Vocabulary/Medical-Store|Medical Store]] & [[Language/Portuguese/Vocabulary/Christmas|Christmas]].</span>
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Revision as of 22:26, 27 March 2023

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Portuguese Vocabulary → Unit 10: Health and Emergencies → Medical Vocabulary

As a Portuguese language teacher, I believe that knowing medical vocabulary is essential, especially when traveling to a foreign country. Not only will it help you communicate with doctors and medical staff in case of emergency, but it will also help you understand your symptoms and conditions. This lesson will cover some basic Portuguese medical vocabulary that you can use in various situations.


Consider broadening your understanding by checking out these related lessons: Salon & Restaurant.

Symptoms and Conditions

It is essential to know how to describe your symptoms and conditions when seeking medical help. Here are some common symptoms and conditions in Portuguese:

Portuguese Pronunciation English
febre ["feh-breh"] fever
dor de cabeça ["dohr deh kah-beh-sah"] headache
dor de garganta ["dohr deh gahr-gahn-tah"] sore throat
tosse ["toh-seh"] cough
espirro ["es-peer-roh"] sneeze
náusea ["nah-uh-zee-ah"] nausea
vômito ["voh-mee-toh"] vomiting
diarreia ["dee-ah-rreh-ah"] diarrhea
falta de ar ["fahl-tah deh ahr"] shortness of breath
insônia ["een-soh-nee-ah"] insomnia
tontura ["tohn-too-rah"] dizziness
ferida ["feh-ree-dah"] wound
queimadura ["kay-mah-dooh-rah"] burn
alergia ["ah-lehr-jee-ah"] allergy
gripe ["gree-peh"] flu

Medical Professionals

Here are some medical professionals and their respective fields of expertise:

  • médico (["meh-dee-koo"]) - doctor
  • enfermeiro (["en-fehr-meh-roo"]) - nurse
  • dentista (["denn-tis-tah"]) - dentist
  • fisioterapeuta (["fee-zee-oh-teh-rah-pehoo-tah"]) - physiotherapist
  • psicólogo (["psee-koh-loh-goo"]) - psychologist

Medical Facilities

Here are some medical facilities that you might encounter:

  • hospital (["aw-spee-tahl"]) - hospital
  • posto médico (["pohs-too meh-dee-koo"]) - medical center
  • pronto-socorro (["prohn-too soh-koh-roh"]) - emergency room

Emergency Services

Here are some emergency services that you should be aware of:

  • polícia (["poh-lee-see-uh"]) - police
  • bombeiros (["bohm-bay-rohss"]) - firefighters
  • ambulância (["ahm-boo-lahn-see-uh"]) - ambulance
  • número de emergência (["noo-meh-roo deh eh-mehr-jen-see-uh"]) - emergency number

Remember to call the emergency number (112) in case of an emergency.

Cultural Information

In Portugal, the public health care system is called Serviço Nacional de Saúde (SNS). SNS provides health care services to all residents, including emergency services, prescriptions, and medical appointments. Most medical staff in Portugal speak English, but learning Portuguese medical vocabulary can help you communicate better and avoid misunderstandings.

In Brazil, there is a universal public health care system called Sistema Único de Saúde (SUS). SUS provides free health care to all residents of Brazil, including hospital and emergency services. However, there are long waiting lists, and the quality of care is sometimes poor.

Conclusion

In this lesson, you have learned some essential Portuguese medical vocabulary that will help you communicate with medical professionals and understand your symptoms and conditions. Learning about the medical facilities and emergency services in Portugal and Brazil can help you prepare for any situation. Remember to call the emergency number if you need urgent help. I hope this lesson has been helpful in your quest to learn the Portuguese language!

Sources


Congratulations on finishing this lesson! Explore these related pages to keep learning: Medical Store & Christmas.

Table of Contents - Portuguese Course - 0 to A1


Unit 1: Greetings and Basic Phrases


Unit 2: Verbs - Present Tense


Unit 3: Family and Descriptions


Unit 4: Verbs - Future and Conditional Tenses


Unit 5: Portuguese-Speaking Countries and Cultures


Unit 6: Food and Drink


Unit 7: Verbs - Past Tense


Unit 8: Travel and Transportation


Unit 9: Indefinite Pronouns and Prepositions


Unit 10: Health and Emergencies

Videos

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