au scope

English translation: oscilloscope

21:52 Nov 1, 2007
French to English translations [PRO]
Medical - Medical (general) / medical history
French term or phrase: au scope
This appears in a patient's medical records:

"La fréquence cardiaque à 125 bpm avec un rythme sinusal au scope. Les bruits du coeur sont assourdis."

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FR Traductrice
Local time: 14:15
English translation:oscilloscope
Explanation:
Part of the EKG monitor

The EKG apparatus that you will use consists of two electrodes, an amplifier, and a storage oscilloscope. http://www.colorado.edu/physics/phys1020/phys1020_sp05/labs/...

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or "per EKG"
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Janet Ratziu
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Summary of answers provided
5 +3on the (EKG) monitor
Michael Barnett
4on the electrocardioscope
Drmanu49
3oscilloscope
Janet Ratziu
1on the scope
Gabrielle Leyden


  

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on the scope


Explanation:
on the ECG screen?

Gabrielle Leyden
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on the electrocardioscope


Explanation:
Un rythme est dit sinusal si chaque complexe QRS est précédé d'une onde P .... Un électrocardioscope (ou scope) permet une surveillance continue de l'ÉCG. ...
www.infiweb.org/docs/exam/ecg.pdf

Cardiologists frequently refer to the concept of the heart load which is ..... From the information available to the electrocardioscope through the three ...
www.patentstorm.us/patents/6832982-description.html - 133k -

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or during monitoring

Rythme cardiaque physiologique: Rythme Sinusal ... scope (monitoring) vérifier les alarmes : mettre 120 – 40 sécurité ( alarmes doivent être prescrites ...
www.infirmiers.com/etud/courslibre/cardio/examens-complemen... -



Drmanu49
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oscilloscope


Explanation:
Part of the EKG monitor

The EKG apparatus that you will use consists of two electrodes, an amplifier, and a storage oscilloscope. http://www.colorado.edu/physics/phys1020/phys1020_sp05/labs/...

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or "per EKG"

Janet Ratziu
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on the (EKG) monitor


Explanation:
The EKG tracing is on a video monitor.
The old ones were CRT displays, now usually LCD computer style monitors. Oscilloscope is a bit archaic, no?


    Reference: http://www.fotosearch.com/video-footage/ekg-monitor.html
Michael Barnett
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Peer comments on this answer (and responses from the answerer)
agree  Janet Ratziu: Exactly, this is what I added. I offered oscilloscope just to explain the origin of the French word (it's the same in French in fact).
3 hrs
  -> Thanks Janet. :-)

agree  Angela Dickson (X): yes, ECG for a UK readership
3 hrs
  -> Hi Angela. We use both EKG and ECG here. I prefer EKG because ECG, when spoken, sounds too much like EEG (electroencephalogram).

agree  Dr Sue Levy (X)
2 days 9 hrs
  -> Thanks Sue! :-)
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