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19:11 Jan 2, 2001 |
English to Spanish translations [PRO] Medical | |||||||
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| Selected response from: Barbara Thomas United States Local time: 19:57 | ||||||
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na | mastocitos/células calciformes |
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mastocitos/células calciformes Explanation: Second- hand cigarette smoke = inhalación pasiva de humo de tabaco Dust mites = ácaros de polvo Mold spores = esporas de hongos Ibuprofen(it´s a medicine) = ibuprofeno Leukotriene = leucotrieno Peak expository flow rate( PEFR) = flujo espiratorio máximo Flow meter = caudalímetro Allergy skin tests = pruebas cutáneas de sensibilidad Wheezing = sibilancias Voice box (it says: "air moves through the larynx, commonly known as the voice box) = laringe (we don't use terms like voice box or windpipe) Windpipe ( it says. "....and then through the trachea or winpipe") = tráquea Triggers = desencadentantes, factores desencadenantes I'm a physician with asthma experience |
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