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Learn Medical Mandarin Chinese

Hi! My name is Allen Luo and I am a medical student. In this podcast, you can learn useful medical mandarin phrases to interact with patients!

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  1. Episode · Aug 30, 2026

    Episode 23: Anesthesia Encounter Part 5 - Induction, Emergence, and Recovery (opens the original)

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    This is part 5 of the anesthesia encounter. In this episode, you will learn learn how to guide the patient into the operating room, place monitors, administer oxygen, induce anesthesia, and communicate with the patient as they wake up in the recovery room. -------------------------------------------------- (2:11) - operating room - Shǒushù shì - 手术室 (2:49) - slowly - Mànmàn - 慢慢 (3:06) - to move/to scoot - Yí - 移 (3:21) - operating table - Shǒushù tái - 手术台 (4:15) - lie flat - Tǎngpíng - 躺平 (4:3

  2. Episode · Aug 22, 2026

    Episode 22: Anesthesia Encounter Part 4 - Physical Exam & Explaining the Plan (opens the original)

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    This is part 4 of the anesthesia encounter. In this episode, you will learn to perform an airway exam, explain the plan for general anesthesia, and obtain consent. -------------------------------------------------- Conversation Anesthesiologist: Wǒ xiān kàn yíxià nǐ de zuǐba hé bózi. 我先看一下你的嘴巴和脖子。 I'm going to take a look at your mouth and neck first. Anesthesiologist: Qǐng bǎ zuǐ zhāng kāi yìdiǎn. 请把嘴张开一点。 Please open your mouth a little wider. Patient: Hǎo de. 好的。 Okay. Anesthesiologist: Qǐng

  3. Episode · Aug 19, 2026

    Episode 21: Anesthesia Encounter Part 3 - Family History & Review of Systems (opens the original)

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    This is part 3 of the anesthesia encounter. In this episode, you will learn to ask about family history of anesthesia problems, screen for neurological issues like stroke and seizures, assess kidney function, evaluate cardiac functional capacity with the stair-climbing question, and screen for sleep apnea and acid reflux. -------------------------------------------------- (1:53) - family members - Jiārén - 家人 (2:09) - receive - Jiēshòu - 接受 (2:14) - to receive anesthesia - Jiēshòu mázuì - 接受麻醉 (

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