Note: In the Realidades workbooks, "Across" (Horizontal) is usually labeled or Horizontales , and "Down" (Vertical) is labeled Verticales .
PACIENTE (Patient)
The primary answers for the focus on emergency room medical treatments, accidental injuries, and human anatomy. This specific workbook page tests a student’s mastery of medical nouns, reflexive verbs, and bodily trauma descriptions in Spanish. Realidades 2 Capitulo 5b 8 Crossword Answers Page 109
Complete vocabulary lists, precise translations, and underlying grammar rules are laid out below to help solve the puzzle efficiently. Complete Crossword Answer Key
The page 109 crossword in Capítulo 5B is a compact, effective tool to solidify descriptive vocabulary and agreement patterns. Used with quick corrective feedback and short production follow-ups (speaking or writing), it becomes a springboard from recognition to accurate, productive use of chapter 5B language. Note: In the Realidades workbooks, "Across" (Horizontal) is
– DOLER (Note: Used like gustar , usually duele or duelen ) Bandage – LA VENDA Down (Verticales) Broken – ROTO / ROTA Doctor (Medical) – EL MÉDICO / LA MÉDICA Nurse – EL ENFERMERO / LA ENFERMERA Accident – EL ACCIDENTE To prescribe – RECETAR Pill – LA PASTILLA Cast – EL YESO Ambulance – LA AMBULANCIA
: The hard "boot" or sleeve worn for a broken limb (cast). Venda : A smaller strip for a minor cut (bandage). – DOLER (Note: Used like gustar , usually
Yo caminaba por la calle... (I was walking down the street...)
Simply copying the answers defeats the purpose of learning Spanish. Here is how to use this guide responsibly:
– He/she/you (formal) brought (preterite form of traer ). VENIR – To come (infinitive form). PASTILLA – Pill / tablet.