Next up in our vocab building is the Spanish translations for parts of the human anatomy. This will come in very handy to all emergency personnel, especially paramedics/EMS.

tobillo (toh-BEE-yoh) - ankle
brazo (BRAH-soh) - arm
espalda (eh-SPAHL-dah) - back
vejiga (veh-HEE-gah) - bladder
sangre (SAHN-greh) - blood
cuerpo (KWEHR-poh) - body
hueso (HWEH-soh) - bone
cerebro (seh-REH-broh) - brain
pantorilla (pahn-toh-REE-yah) - calf
mejilla (meh-HEE-yah) - cheek
pecho (PEH-choh) - chest
barbilla (bahr-BEE-yah) - chin
hoyuelo (oy-ooEH-loh) - dimple
oreja (oh-REH-hah) - ear
codo (KOH-doh) - elbow
ojo (OH-hoh) - eye
ceja (SEH-hah) - eyebrow
pestaña (peh-STAH-nyah) - eyelash
párpado (PAHR-pah-doh) - eyelid
cara (KAH-rah) - face
pies (peeEHS) - feet
dedo (DEH-doh) - finger
puño (POO-nyoh) - fist
pie (peeEH) - foot
frente (FREHN-teh) - forehead
peca (PEH-kah) - freckle
pelo (PEH-loh) - hair
mano (MAH-noh) - hand
cabeza (kah-BEH-sah) - head
corazón (kohr-rah-SOHN) - heart
cadera (kah-DEH-rah) - hip
mandibula (mahn-DEE-boo-lah) - jaw
riñón (ree-NYOHN) - kidney
rodilla (roh-DEE-yah) - knee
pierna (peeEHR-nah) - leg
higado (ee-GAH-doh) - liver
pulmón (pool-MOHN) - lung
boca (BOH-kah) - mouth
músculo (MOOS-koo-loh) - muscle
cuello (KWEH-yoh) - neck
nariz (NAH-rees) - nose
hombro (OHM-broh) - shoulder
esqueleto (ehs-keh-LEH-toh) - skeleton
piel (peeEHL) - skin
estómago (ehs-TOH-mah-goh) - stomach
dientes (deeEHN-tehs) - teeth
muslo (MOOS-loh) - thigh
pulgar (POOL-gahr) - thumb
garganta (gahr-GAHN-tah) - throat
lengua (LEHN-gwah) - tongue
diente (deeEHN-teh) - tooth
vena (VEH-nah) - vein
cintura (seen-TOO-rah) - waist
muñeca (moo-NYEH-kah) - wrist