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Recite Navajo words, using standard stress patterns and intonations.
(I)
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Use Navajo greetings, introductions, and farewells to patients. (II)
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Use Navajo vocabulary to describe specific anatomy of the body. (III)
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Describe in Navajo specific medical symptoms and history. (III-X)
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Describe dates, times, and appointments in Navajo. (IV)
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State in Navajo numbers between one to two thousand. (IV)
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State simple commands in Navajo, relating to patient and procedures.
(IV-XI)
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Use Navajo vocabulary to converse with or about family members. (VI)
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Describe in Navajo symptoms for common diseases and medical
conditions. (VII-X)
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Ask basic Navajo questions in medical settings and situations.
(VIII-X)
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Describe in Navajo medical specialists and specific branches of
medicine. (IX-XI)
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Describe similarities and differences between Navajo and Anglo health
care cultures. (XI)
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