Glossary entry

Italian term or phrase:

visita rianimatoria

English translation:

resuscitation-specialist consultation

Added to glossary by DR. RICHARD BAVRY (X)
Aug 9, 2001 19:55
23 yrs ago
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Italian term

visita rianimatoria

Non-PRO Italian to English Medical
Kind of a visit or consultation made by a doctor to a patient in the hospital.
Proposed translations (English)
0 [ADDENDUM]
0 reassessment {via consultation]
0 visit by a resuscitation specialist
0 resuscitation-specialist consultation

Proposed translations

7 hrs
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Of course I meant to write "reassesses"...got lost in all the "s"-es!
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6 hrs

reassessment {via consultation]

On the basis of previous patient's history, the consulting doctor reassess the diagnosis and prognosis.
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7 hrs

visit by a resuscitation specialist

I was way off the mark in my earlier suggestion (I was lead into not so green fields by "reanimation" and "reactivating"..etc.) ...and I was bothered by it..so a search with Eurodicautom gave:

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1. rianimatore [1] - CLF-MED98-0040022,

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Terminology Office Unknown BE (=CLF)
Collection Unknown TY (=MED98)
ID Number 0040022
Date 010404
Reliability 4
Author valid form 1/1 FR 1998
Subject professions & careers (=MEZ)
Unknown CM (= )

Italian Term rianimatore [1]
Reference Manuale Merck di diagnosi e terapia,1999,Medicom,Mi,p.1880 [VE1]
English Term *resuscitation specialist* [1]
Reference Safar & Caroline,Philosophical-Ethical Aspect of Cardiopulmonary Cerebral Resuscitation,2000,University of Pittsburgh [VE1]
Note {DOM} professions & careers-professional life;
{GRM} n.p.[1]

Sorry for my earlier overexuberance, but you know hot it goes!

Rich
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7 hrs

resuscitation-specialist consultation

That is probably the most elegant way to put it!


HTH

I am out of breath!
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