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Freelancer,  Verified site user | | Translation, Editing/proofreading, Voiceover (dubbing), Transcription | | Specializes in: | | Education / Pedagogy | General / Conversation / Greetings / Letters | | Medical: Health Care | Medical (general) | | Nutrition | Religion |
| | 0 entries | Sample translations submitted: 5 English to Haitian-Creole: Axilla Surgery and Post Operative Care Tips
General field: Medical | | Source text - English
1. Lymph nodes are small bean-shaped glands located along your lymphatic vessels.
2. Your lymph nodes filter out bacteria, viruses, cancer cells, and other waste products.{1]
3. Axillary lymph nodes are a group of lymph nodes found in the armpit that drain the lymph fluid from the breast and arm.
4. The number of lymph nodes varies from person to person.
5. Lymphatic vessels are tiny tubes, similar to blood vessels, which carry fluid to and from your lymph nodes.
6. During your surgery, your surgeon removed a portion of the lymph nodes from under your arm.
7. This may prevent your lymphatic system from working properly.
8. Extra fluid can accumulate in the tissues after lymph nodes are removed.
9. The extra fluid may cause swelling, called lymphedema.
10. Lymphedema can occur in the arm, hand, breast, or torso on the side where your lymph nodes were removed.
| Translation - Haitian-Creole
1. Gangliyon lenfatik yo se ti glann ki gen fòm grenn pwa ki toutolon veso lenfatik ou yo.
2. Gangliyon lenfatik ou yo elimine bakteri, viris, selil kansè ak lòt pwodui dechè.
3. Gangliyon lenfatik aksilè yo se yon gwoup gangliyon lenfatik yo jwenn nan zèsèl la ki fè koule likid gangliyon an nan tete ak nan bra a.
4. Kantite gangliyon lenfatik yo varye de yon moun a yon lòt.
5. Veso lenfatik yo se tib yo ki piti anpil, ki sanble ak veso sangen yo, ki mennen likid nan epi pran likid soti nan gangliyon lenfatik yo.
6. Pandan operasyon ou la, chirijyen ou la te retire yon pòsyon nan gangliyon lenfatik yo ki anba bra ou.
7. Sa ka anpeche sistèm lenfatik ou travay kòrèkteman.
8. Likid siplemantè ka anpile nan tisi yo apre chirijyen an fin retire gangliyon lenfatik yo.
9. Likid siplemantè a ka lakòz anflamasyon, ki rele lenfodèm.
10. Ou kapab gen lenfodèm nan bra, men, tete, oswa tòso nan kote chirijyen an te retire gangliyon lenfatik yo.
| English to Haitian-Creole: Community
General field: Other | | Source text - English
Dog Bite Prevention
Approximately 4.5 million dog bites occur each year in the United States. Learn how to prevent dog bites and reduce the risk of illness and injury!
Who is most at risk for dog bites?
Children. The rate of dog-bite–related injuries is highest in children 5 to 9 years old. Children are more likely than adults to receive medical attention for dog bites. Senior citizens are the second most common dog bite victims.
Preventing Dog Bites:
Basic safety tips
Do:
• Remain motionless ("be still like a tree") when approached by an unfamiliar dog. Stay still and be calm.
• Avoid direct eye contact with unfamiliar dogs.
• Wait for the dog to pass
• If a dog knocks you over, curl into a ball with your head tucked and your hands over your ears and neck
• Immediately let an adult know about stray dogs or dogs that are behaving strangely.
Don't:
• Approach an unfamiliar dog.
• Run from a dog.
• Panic or make loud noises.
• Disturb a dog that is sleeping, eating, or caring for puppies.
• Pet a dog before asking its owner if it is okay.
• Pet a dog without allowing it to see and sniff you first.
• Encourage your dog to play aggressively.
• Let small children play with a dog unsupervised.
What if you get bitten or attacked by a dog?
• If possible, put your purse, bag, or jacket between you and the dog to protect yourself.
• If you are knocked down, curl into a ball with your head tucked in and your hands over your ears and neck.
• When you get to a safe place, immediately wash any wounds with soap and water.
• Seek medical attention; you may need antibiotics or other treatment.
• Be sure to seek medical care right away if:
• The wound is serious (uncontrolled bleeding, weakness, severe pain, muscle or bone exposure).
• The wound becomes red, painful, warm, or swollen, or you develop a fever.
• Although the risk is small, dogs can carry rabies. If you are bitten, contact your health care provider or Animal Control in your area.
• After you contact Animal Control, they will try to contact the owner and ensure the animal has a current rabies vaccination. This is important because the person who was bitten may need rabies preventive treatment.
What diseases can you get from dog bites?
Dog bites can not only cause injury but can also spread germs. Up to 18% of dog bites become infected. Over 60 different kinds of bacteria have been found in dog mouths, but only a small number of these germs can make you sick.
Rabies is one of the most serious diseases people can get from dog bites. Getting rabies from a dog in the United States is very rare. Rabies is a virus that affects the brain and can be fatal. The most common way rabies is spread is through the bite of an infected animal. The disease can be prevented by vaccinating dogs. In addition, people who are bitten by an animal with rabies should receive treatment immediately to prevent rabies.
| Translation - Haitian-Creole
Anpeche Chen Mòde
Apeprè 4.5 milyon ka chen mòde rive chak ane nan Etazini. Aprann kouman pou anpeche chen mòde epi diminye risk pou maladi ak blesi.
Ki moun ki pi nan risk pou chen mòde yo?
Timoun yo. Pousantaj blesi-ki gen pou wè ak chen mòde pi wo lakay timoun 5 a 9 lane. Timoun pi fasil resevwa swen medikal pou chen mòde ke granmoun. Granmoun aje yo se dezyèm gwoup ki pi victim chen mòde.
Anpeche Chen Mòde:
Konsèy sekirite preliminè
Sa pou fè:
• Rete san fè mouvman ("rete trankil tankou yon pye bwa") lè yon chen ou pa konnen pwoche sou ou. Pa fè mouvman epi rete dousman.
• Evite gade nan je yon chen ou pa konnen.
• Kanpe ba chen an pase.
• Si yon chen lage ou atè, fè kò ou won tankou yon boul ak tèt ou kache epi men ou sou zòrèy ak kou ou.
• Imedyatman, pale ak yon granmoun sou chen pèdi ak chen ki gen konpòtman dwòl.
Sa pou pa fè:
• Pwoche pre yon chen ou pa konnen.
• Kouri pou yon chen.
• Panike oubyen fè gwo bri.
• Anmède yon chen ki ap dòmi, ap manje, oubyen ki ap okipe pitit li yo.
• karese yon chen anvan ou mande mèt li pèmisyon.
• Karese yon chen san ou pa ba li tan pou li wè epi santi ou anvan.
• Ankouraje yon chen pou jwe yon fason agresif.
• Kite timoun piti jwe ak chen san sipèvizyon.
E si yon chen mòde oubyen atake ou?
• Si posib, mete bous, valiz oubyen levit ou ant oumenm ak chen an pou pwoteje tèt ou.
• Si chen an lage ou atè, fè kò ou won tankou yon boul ak tèt kache epi men ou sou zòrèy ak kou ou.
• Lè ou rive yon kote ki an sekirite, lave blesi a imedyatman ak savon ak dlo.
• Chache swen medikal; ou ka bezwen antibyotiks oubyen lòt tretman.
• Fè si ou chache swen medikal menm kote a si:
• Blesi a grav (ap senyen san rete, feblès, gwo doulè, miskilati ak zo ekspoze).
• Blesi a vin wouj, fè mal, cho, oubyen anfle, oubyen ou devlope yon lafyèv.
• Menm lè risk la pa gwo, chen ka gen maladi laraj. Si yon chen mòde ou, rele doktè ou oswa Kontwòl pou Zannimo.
• Apre ou fin kontakte Kontwòl pou Zannimo nan zòn lakay ou, yo pral kontakte mèt chen an pou asire yo chen an gen vaksinasyon kont laraj ki pa ekspire. Sa enpòtan paske moun chen an te mòde a gen dwa bezwen tretman prevantif kont laraj.
Ki maladi ou ka pran lè yon mòde ou?
Chen mòde ka lakòz pa sèlman blesi, men tou sa ka simaye mikwòb. Jiska 18% nan ka chen mòde vin enfekte. Yo jwenn plis pase 60 diferan kalite bakteri (mikwòb) nan bouch chen, men se sèlman yon ti kras nan yo ki ka fè ou malad.
Maladi laraj se yon nan maladi ki pi grav moun ka pran lè chen mòde yo. Li ra anpil pou moun pran maladi laraj nan chen nan Etazini. Laraj se yon viris ki afekte sèvo epi li ka vin mòtèl. Fason ki pi komen laraj simaye se lè yon bèt ki enfekte mòde yon moun. Nou ka anpeche maladi sa a lè nou vaksinen chen yo. An plis, moun yo yon bèt ki gen laraj mòde dwe jwenn tretman imedyatman pou anpeche laraj.
| English to Haitian-Creole: Letter to Parents Regarding Iron level
General field: Other
Detailed field: Nutrition | | Source text - English
Date _______________________
Dear Parent/Guardian of ________________________,
As your Head Start Nutritionist, it is my responsibility to follow up on any nutrition concerns for your child.
Recently, with the help of the Health Manager, it has come to my attention that there is a concern of low iron for your child.
Your child’s iron was ___________ from his/her physical exam on_______________________.
I am enclosing some nutrition information that can help your child get more iron and vitamin C in their diet. These nutrients will help to increase your child’s iron. At Head Start, foods containing iron, calcium, and vitamin C are served every day.
Please inform Head Start about any new lab results for your child. If you have any questions please feel free to call me at _______________________ or email _______________________________________________________. I am always happy to meet with you, if you cannot reach me please let your Family Advocate know.
Sincerely,
________________________________
Program Nutritionist
| Translation - Haitian-Creole
Dat _______________________
Chè Paran/Gadyen pou ________________________,
Antanke Nitrisyonis nan lekòl pitit ou, se responsabilite mwen pou fè suivi ak nenpòt pwoblèm nitrisyon pou pitit ou.
Dènyèman avèk èd Manadjè Sante a, mwen te aprann genyen yon pwoblèm fè pou pitit ou ki ba.
Nivo fè pitit ou te ___________ nan egzamen fizik li te fè nan dat _______________________.
Mwen ap mete nan anvlòp la kèk enfòmasyon sou nitrisyon ki ka ede pitit ou jwenn plis fè ak vitamin C nan rejim alimantè yo. Eleman nitritif sa a yo pral ede obmante nivo fè pitit ou a. Nan pwogram nou an, nou sèvi manje ki gen fè, kalsyòm ak Vitamin C chak jou.
Tanpri enfòme nou sou nouvo rezilta loboratwa yo pou pitit ou. Si ou gen nenpòt kesyon, pa ezite rele mwen nan _______________________ oubyen imel _______________________________________________________. Mwen toujou kontan pou rankontre ak ou. Si ou pa ka jwenn mwen, tanpri fè Reprezantan Fanmi ou konnen.
Sensèman,
________________________________
Nitrisyonis Pwogram nan
| English to Haitian-Creole: NOTIFICATION OF INVESTIGATION RESULTS (DCF)
General field: Other | | Source text - English
Dear Parent/Guardian:
The mission of the Department of Children and Families (DCF) is to protect children, improve child and family well-being, and to support and preserve families. An important part of this mission is investigating reports of alleged abuse or neglect of children in our communities. DCF recently investigated reported allegation(s) of abuse or neglect of the child(ren) named below. The purpose of this letter is to inform you of the decision made regarding the investigation.
DCF has concluded that:
• Abuse or neglect has not been substantiated as a result of this investigation.
• DCF has substantiated allegation(s) as follows:
| Translation - Haitian-Creole
Chè Paran/Gadyen:
Misyon Depatman Timoun Ak Fanmi an (DCF) se pwoteje timoun yo, amelyore byennèt timoun ak fanmi, epi sipòte ak prezève fanmi yo. Yon pati enpòtan nan misyon sa a se ankete rapò sou swadizan abi oswa neglijans sou timoun yo nan kominote nou yo. DCF dènyeman te mennen ankèt sou abi oswa neglijans sou timoun (yo) ki gen non yo anba a. Bi lèt sa a se pou fè ou konnen dispozisyon ki te pran konsènan ankèt la.
DCF te konkli:
• Pa gen konfimasyon abi oswa neglijans kòm rezilta ankèt sa a.
• DCF te konfime akizasyon(yo) konsa :
| English to Haitian-Creole: Preventing the Zika Virus
General field: Medical
Detailed field: Medical: Health Care | | Source text - English
How can Zika virus be prevented?
There is no vaccine to prevent Zika.
Travelers can avoid infection by taking steps to prevent mosquito bites:
Prevent mosquito bites:
Prevent mosquito breeding:
While outdoors in an area with mosquitoes:
Use a mosquito repellent.
Repellents approved by the EPA include those containing DEET, oil of lemon eucalyptus, Picaridin or IR3535.
Read the directions on the product label to find out about precautions that need to be taken and how long the product is effective.
If you use a product containing DEET, do not use concentrations of more than 30% DEET.
Apply DEET to exposed skin (not eyes or mouth) and on clothes, but do not use on open cuts or wounds.
Do not apply underneath clothes.
Do not let children apply repellents to themselves.
Apply the repellent to your hands and rub it on the child.
Do not apply repellents to children’s eyes, mouth, or hands and use cautiously around ears.
Do not apply DEET on infants (mosquito netting can be used over infant carriers) or oil of lemon eucalyptus on children under 3 years of age.
When weather permits, wear protective clothing such long sleeve shirts, long pants, and socks.
Use air conditioning or window/door screens to keep mosquitoes outside.
If needed, sleep under a mosquito bed net.
Mosquitoes need water to breed.
Young mosquitoes (larvae) live in water before growing into adults that can fly.
Items that collect water should be emptied at least once a week to prevent mosquito breeding
young mosquitoes (larvae) in water.
Containers:
Turn over or cover unused flower pots, buckets, garbage cans, and wheelbarrows.
Change water in birdbath once a week.
| Translation - Haitian-Creole
Kijan nou ka evite viris Zika?
Pa gen vaksen pou anpeche moun pran viris Zika.
Vwayajè yo kapab evite enfeksyon nan pran prekosyon pou pa kite moustik mòde yo:
Pa Kite Moustik Mòde Ou:
Pa Kite Moustik Kale:
Pandan ou deyò nan yon zòn ki gen moustik:
Itilize yon pwodui anti-moustik.
Pwodui anti-moustik EPA apwouve yo gen ladan yo sa a yo ki gen DEET, lwil ekaliptis abaz sitwon, Picaridin oswa IR3535.
Li enstriksyon yo ki sou etikèt pwodui a pou chèche konnen prekosyon ou dwe pran ak kantite tan pwodui a efikas.
Si ou itilize yon pwodui ki gen DEET, pa itilize konsantrasyon ki pi plis pase 30% DEET.
Pase DEET nan kote nan po ou ki ekspoze (pa nan zye ak bouch) ak sou rad ou, men pa itilize li sou blesi oswa maleng ki louvri.
Pa pase pwodui a anba rad ou.
Pa kite timoun yo pase pwodui anti-moustik sou kò yo.
Pase pwodui anti-moustik nan men ou epi fwote li sou timoun nan.
Pa pase pwodui anti-moustik nan zye, bouch oswa men timoun yo, epitou itilize li toutotou zòrèy yo avèk prekosyon.
Pa pase DEET sou tibebe (ou kapab itilize moustikè sou kòbèy ou pote tibebe) oswa lwil ekaliptis abaz sitwon sou timoun ki poko gen laj 3 zan.
Lè gen bon tan, mete rad pwoteksyon tankou chemiz manch long, pantalon long, ak chosèt.
Itilize klimatizè oswa griy nan fenèt oswa nan pòt pou fè moustik yo rete deyò.
Si li nesesè, dòmi anba yon moustikè.
Moustik yo bezwen dlo pou yo kale.
Jèn ti moustik yo (lav) viv nan dlo anvan yo grandi pou yo vin adilt ki kapab vole.
Ou ta dwe vide veso ki kenbe dlo omwen yon fwa chak semèn pou anpeche moustik yo kale
Jèn ti moustik yo (lav) ki nan dlo.
Veso yo:
Chavire oswa kouvri po flè, bokit, poubèl ak bouwèt yo ou pa itilize.
Chanje dlo nan basen zwazo yo yon fwa pa semèn.
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More Less | | Master's degree - UMass/Boston | | Years of translation experience: 9. Registered at ProZ.com: May 2017. | | N/A | English to Haitian-Creole (MA in Applied Linguistics)
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