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2 ambulanter Patient
outpatient* * *(a person who comes to hospital for treatment but does not stay there overnight.) out-patient* * *m.outpatient n. -
3 stationär
I Adj.2. MED. attr. in-patient...; stationäre Aufnahme admission as an in-patient; stationäre Behandlung in-patient treatment; die Behandlung ist stationär the treatment is in hospitalII Adv.: stationär aufnehmen admit as an in-patient; stationär behandelter Patient in-patient; stationär behandeln treat in hospital (Am. a hospital); er muss stationär behandelt werden auch he’ll have to go into hospital (Am. the hospital) (for that)* * *stationary* * *sta|ti|o|när [ʃtatsio'nɛːɐ]1. adj (ASTRON, COMPUT, SOCIOL)stationary; (MED) Behandlung, Pflegeeinrichtungen inpatient attr2. adventbinden in hospitaler liegt stationär bei Dr. Weiß — he is being treated by Dr Weiß as an inpatient
* * *sta·ti·o·när[ʃtatsi̯oˈnɛ:ɐ̯]I. adjein \stationärer Aufenthalt a stay in [AM the] hospital\stationäre Einweisung admission to hospital, hospitalization2. (örtlich gebunden) fixed, stationaryunser \stationäres Labor befindet sich in Hamburg our main [or permanent] laboratory is in Hamburgjdn \stationär aufnehmen [o einweisen] to admit sb to hospital, to hospitalize sbjdn \stationär behandeln to treat sb in hospital, to give sb in-patient treatment* * *1. 2.adverbial (Med.) in hospitaljemanden stationär behandeln/aufnehmen — treat/admit somebody as an in-patient
* * *A. adj2. MED attr in-patient …;stationäre Aufnahme admission as an in-patient;stationäre Behandlung in-patient treatment;die Behandlung ist stationär the treatment is in hospitalB. adv:stationär aufnehmen admit as an in-patient;stationär behandelter Patient in-patient;stationär behandeln treat in hospital (US a hospital);* * *1. 2.adverbial (Med.) in hospitaljemanden stationär behandeln/aufnehmen — treat/admit somebody as an in-patient
* * *(Medizin) adj.in-patient (procedure, etc.) adj. adj.static adj.stationary adj.stationary n.steady adj. -
4 behandeln
v/t1. (Person) treat; (schwierige Person etc.) handle; jemanden von oben herab behandeln treat s.o. condescendingly2. (handhaben: Maschine etc.) handle; eine Maschine fachmännisch behandeln handle a machine like an expert4. (Thema, Problem, Frage etc.) auch deal with; eine Sache vertraulich behandeln treat s.th. in confidence, treat s.th. as confidential; einen Antrag bevorzugt behandeln give priority to an application; ein Thema nur flüchtig behandeln only deal with a topic in passing; in der Schule etc.: go through, do umg.5. (Kranke, Krankheit) treat; jemanden ( ärztlich) behandeln lassen get (medical) treatment for s.o. (gegen, auf for); sich ( ärztlich) behandeln lassen get (medical) treatment (gegen, auf for); eine Wunde mit etw. behandeln treat a wound with s.th., put s.th. on a wound; jemanden homöopathisch / medikamentös behandeln give s.o. hom(o)eopathic / medical treatment; ambulant / stationär behandelt werden get out-patient treatment / treatment in (a) hospital; der behandelnde Arzt the doctor responsible for the treatment; wer ist der behandelnde Arzt? which doctor is treating you ( oder him etc.)* * *(Patient) to attend; to treat;(Thema) to handle; to treat; to deal with; to do* * *be|hạn|deln ptp beha\#ndeltvt2) Thema, Frage, Problem, Antrag to deal withjdn/etw gut/schlecht behandeln — to treat sb/sth well/badly
jdn/etw ungeschickt behandeln — to handle sb/sth clumsily
jdn/etw operativ behandeln — to operate on sb/sth
* * *1) (to treat in a particular way: Never handle animals roughly.) handle2) (to be concerned with: This book deals with methods of teaching English.) deal with3) (to treat with medicine etc: I'm doctoring my cold with aspirin.) doctor4) (to deal with, or behave towards (a thing or person), in a certain manner: The soldiers treated me very well; The police are treating his death as a case of murder.) treat6) (to put (something) through a process: The woodwork has been treated with a new chemical.) treat7) (to write or speak about; to discuss.) treat* * *be·han·deln *vt1. (medizinisch versorgen)▪ jdn/etw \behandeln to treat [or attend to] sb/sthwer ist Ihr \behandelnder Arzt? who is the doctor treating you?2. (damit umgehen)▪ jdn/etw/ein Tier \behandeln to treat sb/an animaljdn gut \behandeln to treat sb welljdn schlecht \behandeln to treat sb badly, to mistreat sbjdn stiefmütterlich \behandeln to neglect sbjdn mit Fäusten und Fußtritten \behandeln to subject sb to kicks and punchesjdn mit Nachsicht \behandeln to be lenient with sbjdn wie ein kleines Kind \behandeln to treat sb like a childetw vorsichtig \behandeln to handle sth with care3. (mit einer Substanz bearbeiten)chemisch behandelt chemically treated4. (abhandeln)▪ etw \behandeln to deal with [or treat] stheinen Antrag/Punkt \behandeln to deal with an application/a point* * *transitives Verb2) (bearbeiten) treat < material, wood, etc.>3) (sich befassen mit) deal with, treat <subject, question; theme>4) (ärztlich) treat (auf + Akk., wegen for)* * *behandeln v/tjemanden von oben herab behandeln treat sb condescendingly2. (handhaben: Maschine etc) handle;eine Maschine fachmännisch behandeln handle a machine like an expert3. (bearbeiten: Material etc) treat (mit with)eine Sache vertraulich behandeln treat sth in confidence, treat sth as confidential;einen Antrag bevorzugt behandeln give priority to an application;ein Thema nur flüchtig behandeln only deal with a topic in passing; in der Schule etc: go through, do umgjemanden (ärztlich) behandeln lassen get (medical) treatment for sb (gegen, auf for);sich (ärztlich) behandeln lassen get (medical) treatment (gegen, auf for);eine Wunde mit etwas behandeln treat a wound with sth, put sth on a wound;jemanden homöopathisch/medikamentös behandeln give sb hom(o)eopathic/medical treatment;der behandelnde Arzt the doctor responsible for the treatment;* * *transitives Verb2) (bearbeiten) treat <material, wood, etc.>3) (sich befassen mit) deal with, treat <subject, question; theme>4) (ärztlich) treat (auf + Akk., wegen for)* * *adj.discussed adj. v.to attend v.to handle v.to treat v.to vet v. -
5 Behandlung
Behandlung f 1. IND, RECHT treatment (WEEE); 2. IND, UMWELT treating* * *f 1. < Recht> treatment; 2. <Ind, Umwelt> treating* * *Behandlung
treatment, manipulation, handling, management, usage, processing;
• ärztliche Behandlung medical attention (care);
• bevorzugte Behandlung (Konkursgläubiger) preferential treatment;
• diskriminierende Behandlung discrimiation (discriminatory) treatment;
• fachgerechte Behandlung good and workmanlike manner;
• kassenärztliche Behandlung panel patient treatment (Br.);
• rechnungsmäßige Behandlung accounting treatment;
• sachgemäße Behandlung proper usage (handling);
• stationäre Behandlung inpatient treatment;
• steuerliche Behandlung fiscal treatment;
• günstigere steuerliche Behandlung favo(u)rable tax treatment;
• unsachgemäße Behandlung rough handling;
• unterschiedliche Behandlung (Preis) price discrimination (US), (Zolltarif) discrimination, discriminating treatment;
• verzögerte Behandlung runaround (US);
• vordringliche Behandlung priority attention (consideration);
• zollrechtliche Behandlung customs treatment;
• Behandlung der Bündnispartner alliance management;
• gleichmäßige Behandlung bei der Einstellung non-discriminatory employment practices;
• einheitliche Behandlung für Erbschaftsteuerrechte aggregation for estate duty;
• Behandlung als Kuriersache courier handling;
• unterschiedliche Behandlung von Männern und Frauen sex bias;
• Behandlung eines Postens handling of an item;
• Behandlung als Privatkassenpatient private medical treatment;
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6 stationäre Behandlung
f1. in-patient care2. in-patient treatment3. inpatient treatment -
7 stationär
sta·ti·o·när [ʃtatsi̭oʼnɛ:ɐ̭] adjein \stationärer Aufenthalt a stay in [ (Am) the] hospital;\stationäre Einweisung admission to hospital, hospitalization2) ( örtlich gebunden) fixed, stationary;unser \stationäres Labor befindet sich in Hamburg our main [or permanent] laboratory is in Hamburgjdn \stationär behandeln to treat sb in hospital, to give sb in-patient treatment -
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9 stationäre Behandlung
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10 kassenärztliche Behandlung
kassenärztliche Behandlung
panel patient treatment (Br.)Business german-english dictionary > kassenärztliche Behandlung
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11 ambulant
I Adj. MED. outpatient...2. ambulatory, itinerant förm.; ambulantes Gewerbe street-trading, door-to-door trading (Am. selling), Am. traveling sales förm.; ambulanter Händler, ambulante Händlerin street-trader, door-to-door trading (Am. selling), hawker umg.II Adv. MED.: ambulant behandelt werden get outpatient treatment, be treated as an outpatient; ambulant behandelter Patient outpatient* * *ambulant* * *am|bu|lạnt [ambu'lant]1. adj1) (MED in Arztpraxis, Krankenhaus) Versorgung, Behandlung, Operation outpatient attr2) (= wandernd) itinerant2. advambulant behandelt werden (Patient: in Praxis, Krankenhaus) — to receive outpatient treatment, to be treated as an outpatient; (Fall) to be treated in the outpatient department
jdn ambulant behandeln — to treat sb as an outpatient
ambulant operieren/arbeiten or tätig sein — to operate on/treat outpatients
* * *am·bu·lant[ambuˈlant]ein \ambulanter Patient an out-patientII. advjdn \ambulant behandeln to treat sb as an out-patientsich \ambulant versichern to insure oneself against non-hospital treatment* * *1.1) (Med.) outpatient attrib. <treatment, therapy, etc.>2) (umherziehend) itinerant2.adverbial (Med.)jemanden ambulant behandeln — treat somebody as an outpatient or give somebody outpatient treatment
* * *A. adj MED outpatient …2. ambulatory, itinerant form;ambulanter Händler, ambulante Händlerin street-trader, door-to-door trading (US selling), hawker umgB. adv MED:ambulant behandelt werden get outpatient treatment, be treated as an outpatient;ambulant behandelter Patient outpatient* * *1.1) (Med.) outpatient attrib. <treatment, therapy, etc.>2) (umherziehend) itinerant2.adverbial (Med.)jemanden ambulant behandeln — treat somebody as an outpatient or give somebody outpatient treatment
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12 Kur
f; -, -en (course of) treatment; am Kurort: cure; eine Kur machen, zur Kur gehen go for ( oder take) a cure; jemanden in die Kur nehmen umg., fig. give s.o. a good talking to* * *die Kur(Haarkur) treatment;(Kuraufenthalt) cure* * *[kuːɐ]f -, -en(in Badeort) (health) cure; (= Haarkur etc) treatment no pl; (= Schlankheitskur, Diätkur) dieter ist zur Kúr in Baden-Baden — he's on a health cure or he is taking a cure or he is taking the waters in Baden-Baden
in or zur Kúr fahren — to go to a health resort or spa
jdm eine Kúr verordnen — to prescribe a stay in a health resort or a spa for sb
jdn zur Kúr schicken — to send sb to a health resort or to a spa
eine Kúr machen — to take or undergo a cure
ich mache zurzeit eine Kúr gegen meinen Ausschlag (mit Cremes etc) — I'm taking a course of treatment for my rash
* * *<-, -en>[ku:ɐ̯]f1. (Heilverfahren) course of treatmentin [o zur] \Kur fahren to go to a health resortzur \Kur sein to stay at a health resortjdn zur \Kur schicken to send sb to a health resort2. (Haarkur) conditioner* * *die; Kur, Kuren [health] cure; (ohne Aufenthalt im Badeort) course of treatmenteine Kur machen — take a cure/a course of treatment
•• Cultural note:in Kur gehen — go to a health resort or spa [to take a cure]
A health cure in a spa town lasting about 3 to 6 weeks and usually involving a special diet, exercise programmes, physiotherapy, massage, etc. These are intended for people with minor complaints or recovering from illness and play an important role in preventative medicine in Germany. Kuren are paid for by the Krankenkassen, with the patient making a contribution. A number of cutbacks have been made in this area in recent years* * *eine Kur machen, zur Kur gehen go for ( oder take) a cure;jemanden in die Kur nehmen umg, fig give sb a good talking to* * *die; Kur, Kuren [health] cure; (ohne Aufenthalt im Badeort) course of treatmenteine Kur machen — take a cure/a course of treatment
•• Cultural note:in Kur gehen — go to a health resort or spa [to take a cure]
A health cure in a spa town lasting about 3 to 6 weeks and usually involving a special diet, exercise programmes, physiotherapy, massage, etc. These are intended for people with minor complaints or recovering from illness and play an important role in preventative medicine in Germany. Kuren are paid for by the Krankenkassen, with the patient making a contribution. A number of cutbacks have been made in this area in recent years* * *-en f.course of treatment n.cure n. -
13 Kür
f; -, -en (course of) treatment; am Kurort: cure; eine Kur machen, zur Kur gehen go for ( oder take) a cure; jemanden in die Kur nehmen umg., fig. give s.o. a good talking to* * *die Kur(Haarkur) treatment;(Kuraufenthalt) cure* * *[kuːɐ]f -, -en(in Badeort) (health) cure; (= Haarkur etc) treatment no pl; (= Schlankheitskur, Diätkur) dieter ist zur Kúr in Baden-Baden — he's on a health cure or he is taking a cure or he is taking the waters in Baden-Baden
in or zur Kúr fahren — to go to a health resort or spa
jdm eine Kúr verordnen — to prescribe a stay in a health resort or a spa for sb
jdn zur Kúr schicken — to send sb to a health resort or to a spa
eine Kúr machen — to take or undergo a cure
ich mache zurzeit eine Kúr gegen meinen Ausschlag (mit Cremes etc) — I'm taking a course of treatment for my rash
* * *<-, -en>[ku:ɐ̯]f1. (Heilverfahren) course of treatmentin [o zur] \Kur fahren to go to a health resortzur \Kur sein to stay at a health resortjdn zur \Kur schicken to send sb to a health resort2. (Haarkur) conditioner* * *die; Kur, Kuren [health] cure; (ohne Aufenthalt im Badeort) course of treatmenteine Kur machen — take a cure/a course of treatment
•• Cultural note:in Kur gehen — go to a health resort or spa [to take a cure]
A health cure in a spa town lasting about 3 to 6 weeks and usually involving a special diet, exercise programmes, physiotherapy, massage, etc. These are intended for people with minor complaints or recovering from illness and play an important role in preventative medicine in Germany. Kuren are paid for by the Krankenkassen, with the patient making a contribution. A number of cutbacks have been made in this area in recent years* * *die exzellente Kür brachte ihr die Goldmedaille her excellent free program(me) ( Turnen: free exercises) won her the gold medal; → auch Kürlauf* * *die; Kur, Kuren [health] cure; (ohne Aufenthalt im Badeort) course of treatmenteine Kur machen — take a cure/a course of treatment
•• Cultural note:in Kur gehen — go to a health resort or spa [to take a cure]
A health cure in a spa town lasting about 3 to 6 weeks and usually involving a special diet, exercise programmes, physiotherapy, massage, etc. These are intended for people with minor complaints or recovering from illness and play an important role in preventative medicine in Germany. Kuren are paid for by the Krankenkassen, with the patient making a contribution. A number of cutbacks have been made in this area in recent years* * *-en f.course of treatment n.cure n. -
14 Schonung
f1. (Pflege) care; einer Sache: auch careful treatment; (Ruhephase nach Krankheit etc.) rest, period of rest; (Schutz) protection; (Nachsicht) consideration, indulgence; (Gnade) mercy; er braucht Schonung he needs to be treated considerately; (muss sich schonen) he needs to take things easy; sein Magen braucht Schonung his stomach needs careful treatment; zur Schonung der Leser so as not to offend (the) reader* * *die Schonung(Wald) plantation* * *Scho|nung ['ʃoːnʊŋ]f -, -en1) (= Waldbestand) (protected) forest plantation area2) no pl (= das Schonen) (von Gefühlen, Kraft) sparing; (von Teppich, Schuhsohlen, Kleider) saving; (von Umwelt) protection, conservation; (von Ressourcen) saving, conservation; (= das Schützen) protectionder Patient/Arm braucht noch ein paar Wochen Schónung — the patient/arm still needs looking after for a few weeks
zur Schónung meiner Gefühle/der Gefühle anderer — to spare my feelings/the feelings of others
auf Schónung seiner Gesundheit Wert legen — to value one's health
zur Schónung des Magens sollten Sie nur Tee trinken — in order not to irritate your stomach you should only drink tea
zur Schónung Ihrer Augen/Waschmaschine — to look after your eyes/washing machine
zur Schónung des Getriebes — to give your gears a longer life
3) no pl (= Nachsicht, Milde) mercy* * *die1) (a place that has been planted with trees.) plantation2) (mercy shown to an enemy.) quarter* * *Scho·nung1<->1. (das pflegliche Behandeln) caredu solltest das zur \Schonung deiner Gelenke tun you should do that to take care of [or look after] your joints3. (Schutz) protectiondie Gartenhandschuhe dienen der \Schonung der Hände gardening gloves serve to protect the hands4. (Rücksichtnahme) consideration5. (Verschonung) mercyScho·nung2<-, -en>f FORST forest plantation area* * *die; Schonung, Schonungen1) o. Pl. (Nachsicht) consideration; (nachsichtige Behandlung) considerate treatment; (nach Krankheit/Operation) [period of] rest; (von Gegenständen) careful treatment2) (Jungwald) [young] plantation* * *Schonung f1. (Pflege) care; einer Sache: auch careful treatment; (Ruhephase nach Krankheit etc) rest, period of rest; (Schutz) protection; (Nachsicht) consideration, indulgence; (Gnade) mercy;er braucht Schonung he needs to be treated considerately; (muss sich schonen) he needs to take things easy;sein Magen braucht Schonung his stomach needs careful treatment;zur Schonung der Leser so as not to offend (the) reader* * *die; Schonung, Schonungen1) o. Pl. (Nachsicht) consideration; (nachsichtige Behandlung) considerate treatment; (nach Krankheit/Operation) [period of] rest; (von Gegenständen) careful treatment2) (Jungwald) [young] plantation -
15 bestrahlen
v/t2. MED. (Patient) give s.o. radiation treatment ( oder radiotherapy); mit Höhensonne: give s.o. sun-lamp treatment, put s.o. under the sun lamp; (Tumor) irradiate; er lässt sich ( von der Sonne) bestrahlen he’s sunbathing, he exposes himself to the sun; mit Höhensonne: he’s under the sun lamp, he’s on the sun bed* * *to irradiate* * *be|strah|len ptp bestrahltvtto shine on; (= beleuchten) Gebäude, Bühne to light up, to illuminate; (MED) to give radiotherapy or ray or radiation treatment to; Lebensmittel to irradiate* * *be·strah·len *vt▪ jdn/etw \bestrahlen to treat sb/sth with [or give sb/sth] radiotherapysie wird wegen ihres Rückenleidens dreimal die Woche bestrahlt she has radiotherapy for her back three times a week2. (beleuchten)▪ etw \bestrahlen to illuminate sthsie bestrahlten das Gebäude mit Scheinwerfern they shone search-lights on the building* * *transitives Verb2) (Med.) treat <tumour, part of body> using radiotherapy; (mit Höhensonne) use sunlamp treatment on < part of body>* * *bestrahlen v/t2. MED (Patient) give sb radiation treatment ( oder radiotherapy); mit Höhensonne: give sb sun-lamp treatment, put sb under the sun lamp; (Tumor) irradiate;er lässt sich (von der Sonne) bestrahlen he’s sunbathing, he exposes himself to the sun; mit Höhensonne: he’s under the sun lamp, he’s on the sun bed* * *transitives Verb1) illuminate; floodlight < building>; (scheinen auf) <sun etc.> shine on2) (Med.) treat <tumour, part of body> using radiotherapy; (mit Höhensonne) use sunlamp treatment on < part of body>* * *v.to irradiate v. -
16 ansprechen
(unreg., trennb., hat -ge-)I v/t1. (jemanden) speak to ( auf + Akk about); jemanden mit Vornamen / seinem Titel ansprechen address s.o. by his ( oder her) first name / title; ansprechen als address as; (herantreten an, auch einen Fremden) approach (about, on); in sexueller Absicht: accost, solicit; ich habe ihn einfach angesprochen (ein Gespräch angefangen) I just started talking to him; ich fühle mich nicht angesprochen it’s got nothing to do with me; keiner fühlt sich angesprochen nobody wants anything to do with it ( oder wants to know)3. (Fragen, Probleme) touch (up)onII v/i1. ( auf + Akk) (reagieren) Patient etc.: respond (to); Messgerät: react; Bremse, Lenkung: gut / schlecht ansprechen respond well / poorly2. (wirken) Medizin: have the desired effect, work; die Medizin spricht bei ihm nicht an he’s not responding ( oder reacting) to the medicine, the medicine’s having no effect on himIII vt/i Sache: (gefallen) appeal to s.o.; go down well ( bei with); einen breiten Kreis ansprechen have wide appeal, be very popular* * *to speak to; to respond; to accost; to address* * *ạn|spre|chen sep1. vt1) (= anreden) to speak to; (= das Wort an jdn richten, mit Titel, Vornamen etc) to address; (belästigend) to accost/um etw ansprechen — to ask or approach sb about/for sth
es kommt darauf an, wie man die Leute anspricht — it depends on how you talk to people
damit sind Sie alle angesprochen — this is directed at all of you
3) (fig geh)4) (= erwähnen) to mention2. vi1) (auf +acc to) (= reagieren) (Patient, Gaspedal etc) to respond; (Messgerät) to react, to responddiese Tabletten sprechen bei ihr nicht an — these tablets don't have any effect on her
2) (= Anklang finden) to go down well, to meet with a good response* * *1) (to show a good reaction eg to some course of treatment: His illness did not respond to treatment by drugs.) respond2) (to pronounce: In the word `pneumonia', the letter p is not sounded.) sound* * *an|spre·chenI. vt1. (anreden)▪ jdn \ansprechen to speak to sb2. (betiteln)jdn [mit Kasimir/seinem Namen/seinem Titel] \ansprechen to address sb [as Kasimir/by his name/by his title]3. (erwähnen)4. (bitten)5. (meinen)▪ jdn \ansprechen to concern sbmit dieser Aufforderung sind wir alle angesprochen this request concerns us all6. (erwähnen)▪ etw \ansprechen to mention sth7. (gefallen)▪ jdn \ansprechen to appeal to sb8. (beeindrucken)▪ jdn \ansprechen to impress sbII. vi▪ bei jdm \ansprechen to make an impression on sb3. (Anklang finden)▪ [bei jdm] \ansprechen to appeal to sb, to make an impression [on sb]sehr \ansprechen to make a strong impression* * *1.unregelmäßiges transitives Verb1) speak to; (zudringlich) accostjemanden mit ‘Herr Doktor’ ansprechen — address somebody as ‘doctor’
jemanden auf etwas/jemanden ansprechen — speak to somebody about something/somebody
2) (gefallen) appeal to3) (zur Sprache bringen) mention; (kurz, oberflächlich) touch on2.unregelmäßiges intransitives Verb1) (reagieren) < patient, brake, clutch, etc.> respond (auf + Akk. to)2) (wirken) workbei jemandem gut/nicht ansprechen — have/not have the desired effect on somebody
* * *ansprechen (irr, trennb, hat -ge-)A. v/t1. (jemanden) speak to (auf +akk about);jemanden mit Vornamen/seinem Titel ansprechen address sb by his ( oder her) first name/title;ansprechen als address as; (herantreten an, auch einen Fremden) approach (about, on); in sexueller Absicht: accost, solicit;ich habe ihn einfach angesprochen (ein Gespräch angefangen) I just started talking to him;ich fühle mich nicht angesprochen it’s got nothing to do with me;keiner fühlt sich angesprochen nobody wants anything to do with it ( oder wants to know)B. v/i1. (gut/schlecht ansprechen respond well/poorly2. (wirken) Medizin: have the desired effect, work;die Medizin spricht bei ihm nicht an he’s not responding ( oder reacting) to the medicine, the medicine’s having no effect on himC. v/t & v/i Sache: (gefallen) appeal to sb; go down well (bei with);einen breiten Kreis ansprechen have wide appeal, be very popular* * *1.unregelmäßiges transitives Verb1) speak to; (zudringlich) accostjemanden mit ‘Herr Doktor’ ansprechen — address somebody as ‘doctor’
jemanden auf etwas/jemanden ansprechen — speak to somebody about something/somebody
2) (gefallen) appeal to3) (zur Sprache bringen) mention; (kurz, oberflächlich) touch on2.unregelmäßiges intransitives Verb1) (reagieren) <patient, brake, clutch, etc.> respond (auf + Akk. to)2) (wirken) workbei jemandem gut/nicht ansprechen — have/not have the desired effect on somebody
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17 Krankenhaus
Krankenhaus
hospital, clinic;
• privat finanziertes (durch Subventionen unterhaltenes, subventioniertes) Krankenhaus hospital financed by voluntary effort, voluntary hospital (Br.);
• gemeinnütziges (öffentliches, mit öffentlichen Mitteln unterhaltenes) Krankenhaus public hospital;
• Krankenhaus des staatlichen Gesundheitsdienstes health-service hospital (Br.);
• j. in ein Krankenhaus aufnehmen to admit s. o. into hospital;
• in ein Krankenhaus einweisen to hospitalize (US);
• ins Krankenhaus kommen to sell out to the yankees (sl.);
• im Krankenhaus behandelt werden to be under treatment in hospital;
• Krankenhausarzt hospital doctor, physician to a hospital, intern;
• Krankenhausaufenthalt hospital stay, hospitalization;
• Krankenhausaufnahmevertrag hospitalization agreement (US);
• Krankenhausbedarf hospital supplies;
• Krankenhausbehandlung hospital treatment (care);
• Krankenhausbeihilfe [in-]hospital benefit;
• Krankenhausbett stiften to endow a bed in hospital;
• Krankenhauseinweisung referral to (committal to a) hospital, hospitalization (US);
• Krankenhausentlassung discharge from hospital;
• Krankenhausinsasse hospital patient, hospitaler;
• kostenlos behandelter Krankenhausinsasse ward patient;
• Krankenhauskosten hospital costs (expenses, charges);
• Krankenhausleistungen hospital services;
• Krankenhauspatient hospital patient;
• Krankenhauspflege hospital care;
• Krankenhauspflegekosten hospital ward costs;
• Krankenhauspflegesatz hospital allowance;
• Krankenhausrechnung hospital bill;
• Krankenhaus[tage]geld hospital fee;
• Krankenhausunterbringung hospital room and board, hospitalization (US);
• Krankenhausunterlagen hospitalization records (US);
• Krankenhausversicherung insurance for private medical treatment;
• Krankenhausversicherungsbeitrag health contribution;
• Krankenhausversicherungsschutz hospitalization coverage;
• Krankenhausversorgung hospital provision (accommodation);
• Krankenhausverwaltung management of a hospital, hospital administration (board);
• Krankenhauszusatzversicherung hospital benefit (supplementary sickness) insurance;
• Krankenhauszuschuss [in-]hospital benefits. -
18 Aufklärungspflicht
f; nur Sg.1. JUR. judge’s duty to ensure that all people involved in the case present all relevant facts clearly2. MED. doctor’s duty to inform patient about all possible risks* * *Auf|klä|rungs|pflichtf (JUR)judge's duty to ensure that all the relevant facts of a case are clearly presented (MED) duty to inform the patient of the possible dangers of an operation/a course of treatment etc* * *Auf·klä·rungs·pflicht[richterliche] \Aufklärungspflicht JUR duty of judicial enquiry; ADMIN obligation to provide information[ärztliche] \Aufklärungspflicht MED surgeon's/doctor's duty to inform a patient of the possible risks involved with an intended operation, course of treatment, etc.* * *1. JUR judge’s duty to ensure that all people involved in the case present all relevant facts clearly2. MED doctor’s duty to inform patient about all possible risks -
19 Behandlung
f1. treatment2. (Handhabung) handling; auf Garantieschein: bei sachgerechter Behandlung... if used as instructed...3. (Bearbeitung) treatment4. von Thema etc.: treatment5. durch Arzt: treatment (by a doctor); in ( ärztlicher) Behandlung sein be receiving medical treatment, be under medical treatment; sich in ärztliche Behandlung begeben seek medical treatment* * *die Behandlung(Medizin) treatment;(Umgang) treatment; usage; handling* * *Be|hạnd|lungf1) (von Material) treatmentwir sind jetzt bei der Behandlung dieses Themas — we are now dealing with this subject
um schnelle Behandlung des Antrags wird gebeten — please deal with the application as quickly as possible
3) (= Umgang mit Menschen) treatment; (von Angelegenheit) handlingdie schlechte Behandlung seiner Frau und Kinder — the ill-treatment or maltreatment of his wife and children
waren Sie deswegen schon früher in Behandlung? — have you had treatment or been treated for this before?
* * *die1) (care: That broken leg needs urgent attention.) attention2) ((an) act or manner of treating: This chair seems to have received rough treatment; This patient/disease requires urgent treatment.) treatment* * *Be·hand·lung<-, -en>f1. (medizinische Versorgung)[bei jdm] [wegen einer S. gen] in \Behandlung sein to be treated [by sb] [or receive treatment [from sb]] [for sth]bei wem sind Sie in \Behandlung? who is treating you?2. (Umgang) treatmenteine gute/schlechte \Behandlung erfahren to be treated well/badly, to be mistreatedeine unwürdige \Behandlung erfahren to receive shameful treatment3. (das Bearbeiten mit einer Substanz) treatmentkosmetische \Behandlung beauty treatment4. (das Abhandeln) treatmentdie \Behandlung eines Antrags/eines Punktes the handling of an application/a point* * *die; Behandlung, Behandlungen treatmentin [ärztlicher] Behandlung sein — be under medical treatment
er ist bei Dr. N. in Behandlung — he is under Dr N
* * *1. treatmentbei sachgerechter Behandlung … if used as instructed …3. (Bearbeitung) treatment4. von Thema etc: treatment5. durch Arzt: treatment (by a doctor);in (ärztlicher) Behandlung sein be receiving medical treatment, be under medical treatment;sich in ärztliche Behandlung begeben seek medical treatment* * *die; Behandlung, Behandlungen treatmentin [ärztlicher] Behandlung sein — be under medical treatment
er ist bei Dr. N. in Behandlung — he is under Dr N
* * *(eines Romans) f.plot (novel) n. f.care n.handling n.therapy n.treatment n. -
20 Rollkur
f MED. treatment for gastric disorders in which ingested medicine is distributed by slowly rotating the body* * *Rọll|kurf (MED)treatment for stomach disorders where the patient takes medicine, lies for 5 minutes on his back, 5 minutes on his side, then on his front etc* * *Roll·kurf MED (hist) treatment where patient takes medicine and then lies five minutes each on his side, back and stomach* * *Rollkur f MED treatment for gastric disorders in which ingested medicine is distributed by slowly rotating the body
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