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espalda, rabadilla, lomo

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This entry was posted in Word of the Week and tagged back, community healthcare in Latin America, doctoring in Spanish, espalda, Guatemala, Guatemalan healthcare, Hispanic patients, Latin American healthcare, lomo, rabadilla, Spanish, Spanish-English medical interpreting, speaking like a local, Word of the Week on January 12, 2015 by stevenhammermd.

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