Japanese at the clinic by specialty: pediatrics, dermatology, ENT, ophthalmology, prenatal care and childbirth. Illness names, doctors' questions, words on the medical form.
When you take your child to the doctor in Japan, the hardest part isn't speaking — it's understanding the doctor's questions and reading the paper they give you. Split by specialty so you learn exactly what you need, not a whole medical dictionary.
The content covers illness names, body parts, the questions doctors and nurses often ask, and the words printed on medical forms — things you must read right at the counter, with no time for a dictionary.
One session of study beforehand beats sitting in the clinic guessing, then realizing at home that you misunderstood the instructions.
Clinic Japanese games (5)
Japanese for taking your child to the doctor（小児科ナビ） Understand the 問診票 before the appointment and describe your child's stuffy nose, wheezing and shortness of breath — 60 words and phrases from the pediatric clinic.
Japanese at the dermatologist（皮膚科ナビ） Describe skin problems correctly: カサカサ or ジュクジュク, とびひ or あせも — 50 words and phrases from the dermatology clinic, plus how thick to apply ointment.
Japanese at the ENT clinic（耳鼻科ナビ） A child pulling at their ear and crying at night, snoring, can't blow their nose — 50 words and phrases from the ENT clinic, from symptoms to nasal suction and eardrum procedures.
Japanese at the eye doctor（眼科ナビ） Red, crusty eyes, or a school vision test sheet marked B? 50 words and phrases from the eye clinic: 視力検査, 散瞳, glasses, and how to use eye drops.
Japanese for prenatal care and childbirth（妊娠・出産） From the pregnancy test to bringing the baby home: 内診, 逆子, 切迫早産, and いきんで vs いきまないで in the delivery room — 60 words and phrases.