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42 Spanish Terms for Organs and Body Parts
42 Spanish terms for organs and body parts for health conversations: nervous system, digestion, urinary and reproductive organs, joints, muscles, and skin.
Table of Contents
Head and Nervous System
- 01
el cerebro
the brain
- 02
el cráneo
the skull
- 03
la médula espinal
the spinal cord
- 04
los nervios
the nerves
- 05
la retina
the retina
- 06
el oído interno
the inner ear
- 07
la garganta
the throat
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Airways and Chest
- 08
la tráquea
the trachea
- 09
los pulmones
the lungs
- 10
los bronquios
the bronchi
- 11
el corazón
the heart
- 12
las costillas
the ribs
- 13
el diafragma
the diaphragm
- 14
el pecho
the chest
Digestive Organs
- 15
el esófago
the esophagus
- 16
el estómago
the stomach
- 17
el hígado
the liver
- 18
el páncreas
the pancreas
- 19
la vesícula
the gallbladder
- 20
el intestino delgado
the small intestine
- 21
el colon
the colon
Urinary and Reproductive
- 22
los riñones
the kidneys
- 23
la vejiga
the bladder
- 24
la uretra
the urethra
- 25
el útero
the uterus
- 26
los ovarios
the ovaries
- 27
la próstata
the prostate
- 28
los testículos
the testicles
Bones, Joints, and Muscles
- 29
la columna
the spine
- 30
la cadera
the hip
- 31
la rodilla
the knee
- 32
el tobillo
the ankle
- 33
el hombro
the shoulder
- 34
los músculos
the muscles
- 35
los tendones
the tendons
Blood, Skin, and Immunity
- 36
la sangre
the blood
- 37
las venas
the veins
- 38
las arterias
the arteries
- 39
los ganglios
the lymph nodes
- 40
la piel
the skin
- 41
la médula ósea
the bone marrow
- 42
el sistema inmune
the immune system
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