Week II: Chapter 2-3 (vital signs, ar, cognates, 1-1,000, common ar verbs, internal organs, giving instructions)
Week III: Chapter 3-4 (necesitar, estar, more numbers, common symptoms, qualifying pain, ser, time, adjectives)
Week IV: Chapter 4 (er/ir verbs, future w ir, the emergency room, family, ser v estar)
Week V: Chaper 5 (family, confusion w/ names, present perfect tense, illnesses/medical history, foods, indirect object pronouns, irregular verbs)
Week VI: Chapter 6 (more irregular verbs, the date, authority figures, home remedies, commands, physical examen, neurological exam,
Week VII: Chapter 7-8 (power verbs, instructions, direct translations, giving directions, present progressive, medical tests, possessive adjectives, impersonal "se," demonstrative adjectives)
Week VIII: Chapter 8-10 (preterite tense, well-baby visit, reflexive verbs, direct object pronouns, dentist office, ophthalmologist appt, dermatology, cultural differences, herbal remedies and medicines)