ASL: Medical Signs Part 1 | American Sign Language | Learn Sign Language | SigningWithOmar

[@JuanPaulino-ts9he]

You are the best asl teacher !! Congrats from Dominican Republic.

[@SigningWithOmar]

Thank you so much
Greetings to the beautiful Dominican Republic 👍🏾

[@raymondlin8728]

Thank you, medical and dental signs are helpful

[@jgonzales6872]

Thank you very much for your instruction. Especially with medical terms. I work I am a Firefighter/EMT and we have several Deaf families in our response are. So I’m learning ASL. You help me so much with your videos.

[@SigningWithOmar]

Thank you so much
Glad to be of service 😊🙏🏾

[@jgonzales6872]

Man I should have proof read that comment before I hit send lol. I had a question, are your shirts available for sale?

[@user-cd9ej7tw9z]

Very good instructions

[@SigningWithOmar]

Thanks

[@brandontarvin5398]

I'm in the medical field and I'm learning ASL.. would you happen to have a part 2 of medical sign language?

[@user-osagekiowa2]

Thank you very much, your great at this. It is very informative

[@SigningWithOmar]

Thank you so much
Stay tuned for my next video

[@TheSexy1049]

Thanks for sharing 🙏

[@vivianartis-hough7690]

Would love to see some signs for conditions, for example, diabetes, hypertension, hyper cholesterolemia, or all these finger spelled?

[@SigningWithOmar]

Diabetes is signed like sugar…
I would finger spell cholesterolemia

[@lourdesrios4688]

Gracias!!!🤟🤟🤟

[@vivianartis-hough7690]

How will we be able to tell the difference between insurance or infection? For example, we ask the patient do you have insurance? Would they think we’re talking about infection?

[@SigningWithOmar]

The deaf are very skilled at understanding context.
As someone signing, I would do the sign followed by the finger spelled word (when both are being referenced)

[@isabelchavez9643]

how do you sign
"handsome" n "are you married??"
☺️😉

[@SigningWithOmar]

Thank you 😊