GMT Workshops: Workshop 1

Tomar

to take

Aplicar

to apply

Chupar

to suck

Antes

before

Después

after

Desayuno

breakfast

Almuerzo

lunch

Cena

dinner

Comida

food

Día/Días

day/days

La mañana

morning, tomorrow

Tarde

afternoon

Noche

night

Hora/horas

hour, hours

Vez/Veces

time, times

Tableta/tabletas

pill, pills

Por

for

Con

with

¿Disculpe, puedo tomar una foto con usted?

Excuse me, can I take a picture with you?

¿Cómo se llama?

What is your name?

¿Cuántos años tiene?

How old are you?

¿Cómo está?

How are you?

Uno

one

Dos

two

Tres

three

Cuatro

four

Cinco

five

Seis

six

Siete

seven

Ocho

eight

Nueve

nine

Diez

ten

Semana/Semanas

Week/Weeks

¿Puedo tomar su presión por favor?

Can I take your blood pressure please?

No cruce las piernas por favor

Please do not cross your legs

Por favor, espera a la doctora/al doctor

Please wait for the doctor (feminine/masculine)

Dosís

dose

Cuando necesita

when needed

Cada

each/every

What are the normal blood glucose levels when fasting?

80-100

What are the normal blood glucose levels right after eating?

170-200

What are the normal blood glucose levels 2-3 hours after eating?

120-140

What does S in SBAR stand for?

Situation

How do you share the patient's "Situation" with the doctor?

Introduce the patient (name, age, gender)

Mention MAJOR past diagnoses of the patient (cancer, diabetes, etc.)

Mention their major past medical history

What does B in SBAR stand for?

Background

How do you share the patient's "Background" with the doctor?

Tell the doctor about any medications/treatments

Mention any family history (relevant) of diseases

VITAL SIGNS

Mention living conditions/activities related to the symptoms

Mention any other patient history (surgeries, past diagnoses, premature birth, etc.)

What does A in SBAR stand for?

Assessment

How do you share the patient's "Assessment" with the doctor?

Mention what you think is wrong with the patient? (This is the diagnosis part!!)

It's okay to be unsure of their diagnosis!!! Make sure to give suggestions and ask questions.

What does R in SBAR stand for?

Recommendation

How do you share the patient's "Reccomendation" with the doctor?

This is when you ask the doctor is the diagnosis/prescription ideas your group decided on is correct.

This is when you educate the patient on lifestyle changes/disease prevention (drink more filtered water, wear sunglasses/hat when walking outside, less spicy foods, etc.)

What is the definition of the medical pillar, Autonomy?

The right to self-determination and respects the individual's right to make informed decisions.

What are things to keep in mind with the medical pillar, Autonomy?

- Is this treatment what the patient wants?

- What are the patient's goals when coming into the clinic?

- What are the patients wants and what does the patient not want?

- Key Point: Always keep in mind patient's wants and abilities!!!