Learn How to Sign Medical Signs in ASL | Profession Signs

The video tutorial covers sign language for various medical and body-related terms. It begins with the sign for 'hurt' and its variations to indicate different body aches. It then introduces medical signs such as doctor, nurse, and hospital, followed by signs for body parts and conditions like sore throat. The tutorial also explains signs for symptoms and feelings, including dizzy and weak. Additionally, it covers medical conditions and treatments, such as fever and surgery. Finally, it demonstrates how to use these signs in sentences to ask questions and communicate effectively.

How can you indicate a headache using the sign 'hurt'?

• By moving the sign to your arm

• By moving the sign to your leg

• By moving the sign to your head

• By moving the sign to your stomach

What hand shape is used to sign 'hospital'?

• A flat hand

• A D hand

• An M hand

• An H hand

Which finger is used to point to your eyes in sign language?

• Ring finger

• Index finger

• Thumb

• Middle finger

What motion is used to sign 'dizzy'?

• Hands moving in a circle

• Hands moving back and forth

• Hands moving up and down

• Hands moving side to side

How do you sign 'sneeze'?

• By shaking your head

• By moving your hand across your forehead

• By bringing your index finger to your nose

• By pointing to your nose

What is the sign for 'pregnant'?

• Hand moving to your chest

• Hand moving to your back

• Hand moving to your head

• Hand moving out from your belly

Which sign involves a W hand towards your lips?

• Water

• Vaccine

• Medicine

• Surgery