This is a super-easy structure for beginners and advanced level Spanish speakers to convert the pharmacy vocabulary below into clear medication instructions in Spanish.
In this instructional video you’ll learn:
- Easy cheater commands (for the beginner) in Spanish to communicate common phrases like:
- You need to…
- You must…
- You have to…
- You can…
- You should…
- Please…
- How to form the usted command form of verbs in Spanish (for Int & Adv speakers) so that you can use them with proper amount, form, and frequency vocabulary included in this free download. It’s a 3-step process that you’ll learn in the video:
- Go to the “yo” (tomo)
- Drop the “o” (tom)
- Add the opposite ending (tome)
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The free medication instructions in Spanish flashcards include the following terms in an easy-to-study print & cut format. Enjoy!
Medication Classes
- el analgésico
/el calmante - el antiácidoÂ
- el antialérgico /el antihistamÃnicoÂ
- el antibióticoÂ
- el anticoagulanteÂ
- el anti colinérgicoÂ
- el anticonvulsivoÂ
- el antidepresivoÂ
- el anti diarreicoÂ
- el antiespasmódicoÂ
- el antigripalÂ
- el anti hipertensivoÂ
- el antiinflamatorio no esteriodeÂ
- el antitusÃgenoÂ
- el barbitúricoÂ
- el broncodilatadorÂ
- el descongestionanteÂ
- el diuréticoÂ
- el esteriodeÂ
- el expectoranteÂ
- el laxanteÂ
- la pastilla anticonceptivaÂ
- la pastilla para bajar de pesoÂ
- la pastilla para dormirÂ
- el sedante /el calmanteÂ
- el tranquilizanteÂ
- la vitaminaÂ
Medication Forms and Types
- la agujaÂ
- la botellaÂ
- el frascoÂ
- la cápsulaÂ
- la cremaÂ
- la cucharadaÂ
- la cucharaditaÂ
- la dosisÂ
- el elÃxirÂ
- el gelÂ
- la gotaÂ
- la inhaladorÂ
- las inyeccionesÂ
- el jarabeÂ
- la jeringuillaÂ
- la jeringaÂ
- los lÃquidosÂ
- media cucharaditaÂ
- media tabletaÂ
- el medicamentoÂ
- los medicamentos tópicosÂ
- la medicinaÂ
- la parcheÂ
- la pastillaÂ
- la pÃldoraÂ
- la recetaÂ
- el sueroÂ
- el supositorioÂ
- la suspensiónÂ
- las tabletasÂ
- el ungüentoÂ
Dosing Frequencies
- al acostarseÂ
- a las 9 de la…Â
- cada horasÂ
- con las comidasÂ
- con lecheÂ
- con mucha aguaÂ
- cuando es necesarioÂ
- debajo de la lenguaÂ
- diarioÂ
- un dÃa sÃ, un dÃa noÂ
- cada otro dÃaÂ
- media hora antes deÂ
- media hora después deÂ
- para dormirÂ
- para el dolorÂ
- por la mañanaÂ
- por la nocheÂ
- por la tardeÂ
- sin faltaÂ
- todos los dÃasÂ
- veces al dÃaÂ
- una vez al dÃaÂ
Study dosing and frequency vocabulary in Spanish
As you saw in the video above, it’s relatively simple to give medication instructions in Spanish. Once you have the vocabulary down, it’s relatively plug and play:
Beginning level medical Spanish speakers can use this format: Shortcut (you can take) + Number & Form (2 Ibuprofen) + Frequency (every 6hrs as needed for the pain).
Intermediate & advanced Spanish speakers can use the imperative form of the verb to give a quick instruction: Command form (take) + Number & Form (2 Ibuprofen) + Frequency (every 6 hrs as needed for the pain).
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