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Glossary entry

German term or phrase:

klhr. Kost

English translation:

carbohydrate-rich food/carbohydrate intake

Added to glossary by Beth Kantus
Oct 25, 2002 15:46
21 yrs ago
German term

klhr. Kost

Non-PRO German to English Medical lab report
Nuechtern : 70.0-100 mg/dl
2 Std. nach klhr. Kost: < 120 mg/dl

Proposed translations

+9
2 hrs
Selected

kohlenhydratreiche Kost

This looks like blood glucose levels to me.
HTH!

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Note added at 2002-10-25 18:09:25 (GMT)
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sorry, forgot to include the English!

carbohydrate rich food

threfore: after carbohydrate intake
Peer comment(s):

agree Susan Geiblinger
3 mins
agree Paul Svensson : I don't know the acronym, but this looks like blood glucose values, and those are affected by carbs much more than by calories.
34 mins
agree Bob Kerns (X) : Now I now what the "h" refers to, makes sense
40 mins
agree Johanna Timm, PhD
9 hrs
agree sylvie malich (X)
16 hrs
agree daniel gwire
1 day 4 hrs
agree Steffen Walter : sounds plausible
2 days 14 hrs
agree Elisabeth Ghysels
2 days 17 hrs
agree Chinoise
7 days
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Thank you for your suggestions and the peer input."
+1
4 mins

high-calorie meal or food

kalorienreiche Kost

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Note added at 2002-10-25 15:56:08 (GMT)
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oops, I looked wrong: confidence should have been a lot higher

Reference: my own (bilingual) university background



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Note added at 2002-10-25 18:26:21 (GMT)
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@Beth: you might be right; it sure would help to have a little bit more context

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Note added at 2002-10-25 21:27:33 (GMT)
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@Beth: you might be right; it sure would help to have a little bit more context
Peer comment(s):

agree Nicole Tata : but surely it stands for kalorienHALTIG
1 hr
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