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03:26 Jul 10, 2002 |
Russian to English translations [PRO] Medical / TB disease | |||||||
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| Selected response from: Elena Lassovskaia Local time: 16:57 | ||||||
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5 | smear-positive and /or culture-positive TB case, infectious TB case |
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5 -1 | bacteria carrier |
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2 | a person with infectious TB/ infectious person |
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a person with infectious TB/ infectious person Explanation: Infectious person – a person who can spread TB to others because he or she is coughing TB bacteria into the air. Reference: http://www.phls.co.uk/topics_az/tb/glossary.htm |
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bacteria carrier Explanation: бактериовыделитель = бактерионоситель Источником инфекции является больной или бактериовыделитель, который выделяет бактерии с калом, мочой, реже со слюной и молоком... У 3-5% переболевших наблюдается хроническое бактерионосительство, которое у отдельных лиц длится на протяжении всей жизни. |
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smear-positive and /or culture-positive TB case, infectious TB case Explanation: It can be translated as "an infectious TB case" or merely as a "BK-positive case" in a general context but usually you have to first find out which examination method was used to diagnose that particular case. Depending on that, this Russian term can be translated as a "smear-positive" (TB bacteria can be seen on a stained slide under a microscope, that means a higher degree of infectiousness) or a "culture-positive" (a patientґs sputum specimen is cultured on enrichment media and TB bacteria will grow, if present, lower degree of infectiousness), or it can be both, "smear and culture positive". This Russian term is a point of controversy, because in the international TB control classification a patient is considered infectious if s/he is a "smear positive" and the Russians tend to treat both smear and culture positive patients alike and call them all "infectious TB cases". More find at the link below. Best regards, AL personal experience, more than 7 years in international TB control Reference: http://www.russia.phri.org/ |
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