Las edades ages. la niñez childhood la pubertad puberty.

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las edades ages

la niñez childhood

la pubertad puberty

la juventud youth

la adolescencia adolescence

la madurez maturity

la vejez old age

el desastre disaster

atropellar to run over

caer to fall

chocar to crash

cochebombas car bomb

el corte cut

un diluvio flood

epedemia epidemic

huracán hurricane

matar to kill

la peste pestilence; epidemic, stink

tropezar to trip

la enfermedad sickness

la gripe flu

neumonía pneumonia

paperas mumps

el resfriado el catarro a cold

rubéola rubella a mild illness that includes a rash, enlarged lymph nodes, and sometimes a fever. If a pregnant woman is infected during her first trimester, however, her baby has a 80% chance for developing birth defects, including heart abnormalities, cataracts, mental retardation, and deafness.

sarampión measles outbreaks still occur in the United States, usually among groups of people who do not believe in immunizations or in areas where immunization levels have fallen below the critical level. It is a fairly serious childhood infection that is recognized by the rash (as seen here), Koplik spots (small white spots on red background), red eyes, photophobia (sensitivity to light), and coughing.

SIDA AIDS

viruela small-pox virus has been eradicated worldwide through successful vaccination and treatment programs, and now exists only as a stored virus in a few research centers. Symptoms include a severe rash (which leaves scars), fever, headache, vomiting and diarrhea.

varicela chicken pox extremely contagious, and can be spread by direct contact, droplet transmission, and airborne transmission. Symptoms range from fever, headache, stomach ache, or loss of appetite before breaking out in the classic pox rash. The rash can consist of several hundred small, itchy, fluid- filled blisters over red spots on the skin. The blisters often appear first on the face, trunk, or scalp and then spread to other parts of the body.

los medicamentos medicines

aspirina aspirin

las drogas drugs

el járabe syrup

el linimento linament

la medicina medicine

arriesgarse to take a risk

doler to hurt; to cause pain

a dieta on a diet

contagiar to spread an illness

piel de gallina goose bumps

atender to tend to; to aid

asistir to attend

la cura el cura the cure priest

embarazoso embarazada embarrassing pregnant

el frente la frente war front forehead

los reflejos el reflejo reflexes reflection

aprovechar to use; to benefit

brotar to sprout, to grow

mejorar to get better

quebrar to break