ENT – Review of Systems [for ER or Urgent Care]

Medical Spanish Dialogues

Topic: Ear, nose, & throat (ENT) – review of systems (ROS)

Target Audience: Emergency medicine or urgent care clinicians

Format: Mainly yes/no questions

Video Version

First, I’ll walk you through ENT – ROS in video form.

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Written Version

If you prefer, here’s the written version of ENT – ROS in Spanish.

English	Spanish
Do you also have / have you had…	También tiene / ha tenido…
Congestion?	Congestión?
Runny nose?	Le escurre la nariz?
Nose bleed?	Sangrado de la nariz?
Pain or pressure in your face?	Dolor o presión en la cara?
Sore throat?	Dolor de garganta?
Throat swelling?	Hinchazón en la garganta?
Tooth pain?	Dolor en los dientes?
Ear pain?	Dolor en el oído?
Decreased hearing?	Dificultad para oír?
Ear discharge?	Flujo del oído?
Ear infection?	Infección del oído?
Throat infection?	Infección de la garganta?
Sinusitis?	Sinusitis?

Wrapping Up

Thanks for checking out my ENT – ROS dialogue. You’ll probably find these medical Spanish phrases particularly useful if you work as a provider in emergency medicine.

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Ben

Ben has been practicing as a physician assistant, or PA (similar to a doctor) in emergency medicine, family practice and urgent care since 2014. He became fluent in Spanish while living in Guatemala for 2 years, and now tries to help other healthcare professionals learn medical Spanish so they can care for their patients more effectively.