Glossary entry

Spanish term or phrase:

reanimación

English translation:

reanimation

Added to glossary by Manuel Lagos (X)
May 12, 2005 00:30
19 yrs ago
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Spanish term

reanimación

Spanish to English Other Certificates, Diplomas, Licenses, CVs Medical School
Es el nombre del curso que tomó un estudiante de medicina.
El curso se llama "anestesiología & reanimación".
Pensé en CPR al principio, pero ese es otro de los cursos, o sea que no lo puedo usar dos veces.

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Reanimation

It seems like a pretty straightforward translation, but I have seen medical courses in Canada, named this way, in reference to CPR.

"He took in alot of water, but despite this they were still able to reanimate him"
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "I did some research myself too and found a lot of websites where "anesthesiology and reanimation" go together, so this is my choice. Thank U all for your answers, but especially thank U Manuel!"
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Spanish term (edited): reanimaci�n

resuscitation

Oxford

reanimación f
a (restablecimiento) revival
b (tras un accidente, ataque) resuscitation
Mike :)
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agree Henry Hinds
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Thank you, Henry - Mike :)
agree Gabriela Rodriguez
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agree Miguel Falquez-Certain
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agree Luis Rey Ballesteros (Luiroi)
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agree jclopezpozas
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agree adelinea
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agree Alan Thompson
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agree carhutch
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agree Consult Couture
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Spanish term (edited): reanimaci�n

anesthesiology and CPR (ore, less common: reanimation)

Hi Giovanni,

Yes, you can use CPR twice, because "reanimación" does refer to "CPR" as well.

"Reanimation" is mainly used by non-English speaking authors, but is also used.

I'd repeat "CPR", though :-) (at least for a US audience).

Elena




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Note added at 6 mins (2005-05-12 00:37:05 GMT)
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Ehem.... above, I meant \"OR\", less common...
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agree Clara Nino
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Thanks, clisaz
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Spanish term (edited): reanimaci�n

reanimation

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