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42 Spanish Phrases for Medical Tests
42 compact Spanish phrases for blood tests, ultrasounds, MRIs, preparation, check-in, test-room instructions, results, reports, and follow-up questions.
Scheduling and Check-In
- 01
Quiero programar un análisis.
I want to schedule a blood test.
- 02
Vengo para una ecografía.
I am here for an ultrasound.
- 03
Tengo cita para resonancia.
I have an MRI appointment.
- 04
¿Debo llegar antes?
Should I arrive early?
- 05
Traje la orden médica.
I brought the doctor's order.
- 06
Necesito cambiar la cita.
I need to change the appointment.
- 07
¿Dónde hago el registro?
Where do I check in?
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Preparation
- 08
¿Debo estar en ayunas?
Should I be fasting?
- 09
No comí esta mañana.
I did not eat this morning.
- 10
Bebí solo agua.
I drank only water.
- 11
Tomé mi medicación habitual.
I took my regular medication.
- 12
¿Debo quitarme joyas?
Should I remove jewelry?
- 13
Tengo marcapasos.
I have a pacemaker.
- 14
Estoy embarazada.
I am pregnant.
Blood Test
- 15
Me mareo con agujas.
I get dizzy with needles.
- 16
Tengo venas difíciles.
I have difficult veins.
- 17
¿Puede usar aguja fina?
Can you use a thin needle?
- 18
Avíseme antes de pinchar.
Tell me before the needle.
- 19
Necesito sentarme después.
I need to sit afterward.
- 20
¿Presiono aquí?
Do I press here?
- 21
¿Cuándo puedo irme?
When can I leave?
Ultrasound
- 22
¿Debo llenar la vejiga?
Should I fill my bladder?
- 23
¿Puedo moverme?
Can I move?
- 24
El gel está frío.
The gel is cold.
- 25
Me duele al presionar.
It hurts when you press.
- 26
¿Puede explicar la imagen?
Can you explain the image?
- 27
¿Es abdominal o pélvica?
Is it abdominal or pelvic?
- 28
¿Necesito otra ecografía?
Do I need another ultrasound?
MRI and Scanner
- 29
Tengo claustrofobia.
I have claustrophobia.
- 30
El ruido me preocupa.
The noise worries me.
- 31
¿Hay botón de alarma?
Is there an alarm button?
- 32
¿Puedo usar tapones?
Can I use earplugs?
- 33
No tengo metal encima.
I have no metal on me.
- 34
¿Debo quedarme quieto?
Should I stay still?
- 35
¿Cuánto dura la prueba?
How long does the test last?
Results
- 36
¿Cuándo estarán los resultados?
When will the results be ready?
- 37
¿Los envían al médico?
Do you send them to the doctor?
- 38
Necesito copia del informe.
I need a copy of the report.
- 39
¿Puedo verlos en línea?
Can I see them online?
- 40
¿Hay que repetir la prueba?
Does the test need to be repeated?
- 41
¿Quién explica el resultado?
Who explains the result?
- 42
Gracias por ayudarme.
Thank you for helping me.
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