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Los sustantivos españoles más comunes – Cuerpo y salud

(Most Common Spanish Nouns – Body & Health)

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arrives a commander and enters the department of security of the hospital.
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I shake his hand and I breathe.
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In the bathroom I look at my face, I breathe deeply and I listen to my heart.
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I feel my skin warmer.
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At that moment starts a round of security.
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I remember the mission of the commander: to take care of the place and the people.
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There is little space, a lot of mess and paper waste on the floor.
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I move my hand and my arm, and then my leg and my foot;
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When I wake up, I feel pain in my head and in my body.
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I keep good spirits, I put on my hat because it is cold and I walk slowly;
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She puts a band on my arm to measure the pressure, she checks my blood and she listens to my heart calmly.
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With the list they check who is waiting, and the woman keeps attention and asks for calm.
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Then she touches my skin and she asks me to open my hand; I nod with my head.
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The commander stops the man and looks around to calm the place.
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He says that my brain is fine and he writes a short note with “rest” and “water”.
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One week later, I do a short visit for a check-up.
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He is a fool and does a dangerous act: he makes a jump and throws a stick onto the floor.
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The next day, on waking up, I do stretches at home.
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A worker moves a stick as a sign and asks me to walk slowly, being careful with my foot so as not to fall.
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The note says that the use of the gel is important in the hospital, because it helps health and the spirit calms down.
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A nurse guides me to a small space.
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I use my hand to lift a forgotten hat and I find a note underneath.
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checks a door, tests the lock and points out a mistake; in a firm voice repeats his mission: to leave everything safe and clear.
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gives me a simple tip for health: water and rest.
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Also she does a short count of turn numbers and she explains that I must wait because there are many people.
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