This practice page is essential for transitioning from simple vocabulary identification to . By structuring the exercise as a dialogue, it forces students to recognize how grammar (like the use of the subjunctive or commands in medical advice) interacts with new vocabulary.
The "Core Practice 3-3" worksheet, "La clínica del doctor Ramírez," focuses on health-related vocabulary by having students complete a dialogue about flu symptoms and remedies. The verified answers identify key terms including "grados" (degrees), "los oídos" (ears), "tos" (cough), "estornudo" (sneeze), "gripe" (flu), and "jarabe/antibiótico" (syrup/antibiotic) to address the patient's condition. Review the detailed answers at This practice page is essential for transitioning from
If a patient is coughing, they likely have gripe (flu) or a resfriado (cold). The verified answers identify key terms including "grados"
Instructions: Look at the diagram of a patient in Dr. Ramírez’s clinic. Write the Spanish word for each numbered body part. Ramírez’s clinic
Note: Textbook editions vary (e.g., Avancemos 1, Avancemos 2, Realidades A/B). Below are answers based on the most widely distributed version of “Capitulo 3 Core Practice 33 – La Clinica del Doctor Ramirez.”