Visiting a doctor Spanish 2 Phrases April 5th

The Spanish question:

¿Tienes dolor? means in English ...

• Are you hurt?

• Do you have any pain?

• Are you dizzy?

• Does anything hurt?

"How much does it hurt" means in Spanish ...

• ¿Dónde le duele?

• ¿Cómo le duele mucho?

• ¿Cuánto le duele?

When describing a kind of pain in Spanish you can say ...

• Duele

• Arde

• Mucho

• Poco

"Quema y Arde" mean the same thing in Spanish.

• Cierto

• Falso

A doctor can ask a patient a formal Spanish question like the one below during the first visit:

¿Dónde le duele?

• Cierto

• Falso

When using the scale from 0 to 10, you can describe where the pain is located.

• Correcto

• Falso

The phrase "It hurts a lot" can be translated into Spanish ...

• Duele poco.

• Duele algo.

• Duele mucho.

• Duele mȧs.

"Me duele la cabeza" means in English ...

• I have a backache.

• I have a earache.

• I have a toothache.

• I have a headache.

Which phrase below is correct in Spanish ? ...

• Me duele arde.

• Me duele el dolor.

• Me duele el estómago.

• Me duele agudo.

When the pain is acute, that means in Spanish ...

• Suave

• Agudo

• Raro

• Dolor