Spanish verbs for medical

A free Spanish verb conjugator for doctors, nurses and front-desk staff. The verbs that come up in every visit: how patients feel, what hurts, what to take and what happens next. Tap a verb to see every tense, or type any other verb.

conjugation

to hurt

Gerund
Past participle

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PresentPresente
yo
tú
él / ella / usted
nosotros
vosotros
ellos / ellas / ustedes

What happens now or usually.

PreteritePretérito
yo
tú
él / ella / usted
nosotros
vosotros
ellos / ellas / ustedes

Finished actions in the past.

ImperfectImperfecto
yo
tú
él / ella / usted
nosotros
vosotros
ellos / ellas / ustedes

Habits, background and descriptions in the past.

FutureFuturo
yo
tú
él / ella / usted
nosotros
vosotros
ellos / ellas / ustedes

What will happen.

ConditionalCondicional
yo
tú
él / ella / usted
nosotros
vosotros
ellos / ellas / ustedes

What would happen.

Present perfectPretérito perfecto
yo
tú
él / ella / usted
nosotros
vosotros
ellos / ellas / ustedes

What has happened (haber + participle).

Present subjunctivePresente de subjuntivo
yo
tú
él / ella / usted
nosotros
vosotros
ellos / ellas / ustedes

Wishes, doubts and advice.

Imperfect subjunctiveImperfecto de subjuntivo
yo
tú
él / ella / usted
nosotros
vosotros
ellos / ellas / ustedes

Wishes and if-clauses in the past: si tuviera, if I had.

CommandsImperativo
DoDon't
tú
usted
ustedes

Instructions and safety rules. Use usted with clients, patients and coworkers you don't know well, and ustedes for a group.

Verb phrases with doler

Shortcuts you can use before you know every tense: only the first verb changes, and doler stays as it is.

  • Estar + gerundioI'm …ingAn action in progress. Past: estaba + gerundio.
  • Ir a + infinitivoI'm going to …Plans and the near future.
  • Tener que + infinitivoI have to …What you must do, like work tasks.
  • Acabar de + infinitivoI just …Something that just happened.
  • Soler + infinitivoI usually …Habits and routines.

25 key Spanish verbs for medical

Each verb with a real example from the job and its polite (usted) command, the way you give instructions and safety rules. Tap a verb to see all its tenses, or tap a command or example to hear it.

VerbExample at work
dolerto hurtCommand: · No duelaWhere does it hurt?
sentirseto feelCommand: · No se sientaHow do you feel today?
respirarto breatheCommand: · No respireTake a deep breath, please.
toserto coughCommand: · No tosaCough again, please.
tragarto swallowCommand: · No tragueDoes it hurt when you swallow?
sangrarto bleedCommand: · No sangreHave you bled a lot?
vomitarto vomitCommand: · No vomiteHow many times did you vomit yesterday?
marearseto get dizzyCommand: · No se mareeDo you get dizzy when you stand up?
desmayarseto faintCommand: · No se desmayeHave you ever fainted?
tomarto take (medicine)Command: · No tomeTake one pill every eight hours.
recetarto prescribeCommand: · No receteThe doctor is going to prescribe an antibiotic.
examinarto examineCommand: · No examineI'm going to examine your abdomen.
medirto measureCommand: · No midaI'm going to take your blood pressure.
inyectarto injectCommand: · No inyecteWe're going to give you the shot in your arm.
acostarseto lie downCommand: · No se acuesteLie down on the table, please.
sentarseto sit downCommand: · No se sienteSit here, please.
desvestirseto undressCommand: · No se desvistaUndress and put on the gown.
empeorarto get worseCommand: · No empeoreIf it gets worse, come back to the ER.
mejorarto get betterCommand: · No mejoreHave you gotten better with the medicine?
padecerto suffer fromCommand: · No padezcaDo you have diabetes?
tratarto treatCommand: · No trateWe're going to treat the infection.
operarto operateCommand: · No opereThey're going to operate on you early tomorrow.
firmarto signCommand: · No firmeSign here to give your consent.
vacunarto vaccinateCommand: · No vacuneDid you get the flu shot this year?
hincharseto swellCommand: · No se hincheDo your feet swell?

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