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English to Spanish translations [PRO] Science | |||||
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| Selected response from: Jaime Pedraza Colombia Local time: 08:28 | ||||
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na +1 | Aguja de mariposa o también aguja pericraneal |
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na | winged needle |
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na | Aguja de 'Mariposa'... |
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na | Sí, son agujas con aletas de plástico a los costados.... |
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na | winged-needle |
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winged needle Explanation: winged needle gives "aiguille à ailettes" in french then eurodicautom gives "aguja de aletas" it's used for intravenous injections in fragile veins hope it'll help |
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Aguja de 'Mariposa'... Explanation: It's the familiar 'two wing' needle [or catheter needle] used in IV's [it's also called 'Mariposa']. Luck! Medical references |
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Sí, son agujas con aletas de plástico a los costados.... Explanation: ... si tu audiencia es Argentina, Uruguay, o Chile, la traducción es "aguja butterfly" o simplemente "butterfly" --- y para dentro de un hospital, + simple aún, "butter". Suerte Elena I'm an MD |
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winged-needle Explanation: A "winged needle", is actually a small venous cannula, used for infusion of crystalloid solutions (it is too small for blood products or colloid).They are asmall cannulae with a plastic flange on either side, which helps hold them in position. They are most commonly used in: paediatrics - because they are so small and therefore less painful, on anaesthetic induction, and for the infusion of sub-cutaneous medication - commonly continuous infusion of opiod analgaesia. They are known colloquially in the Uk as a "butterfly" - not a winged needle. Hope this helps! Andy None. Self knowledge ( I am also an Intensive caqre nurse) |
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Aguja de mariposa o también aguja pericraneal Explanation: En Colombia se usa también el término aguja pericraneal o sólo pericraneal dado que el uso de este tipo de aguja es bastante amplio en pediatría y a los bebés pequeños en ocasiones se les canalizan las venas del cuero cabelludo. MD |
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