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1 psicosis
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2 trastorno anímico
• psychiatry• psychic income• psychopathology• psychosomatic -
3 psiquiatría
f.psychiatry.* * *1 psychiatry* * *SF psychiatry* * *femenino psychiatry* * *femenino psychiatry* * *psychiatry* * *
psiquiatría sustantivo femenino
psychiatry
psiquiatría sustantivo femenino psychiatry
' psiquiatría' also found in these entries:
Spanish:
siquiatría
English:
psychiatry
* * *psiquiatría, siquiatría nfpsychiatry* * *f psychiatry* * *psiquiatría nf: psychiatry* * *psiquiatría n psychiatry -
4 siquiatría
f.psychiatry.* * *1 psychiatry* * *= psychiatry.Ex. The medical sections, specialising in psychiatry and neurology, serve all hospital staff.----* siquiatría forense = forensic psychiatry.* * *= psychiatry.Ex: The medical sections, specialising in psychiatry and neurology, serve all hospital staff.
* siquiatría forense = forensic psychiatry.* * *
siquiatría ➣ psiquiatría
' siquiatría' also found in these entries:
English:
psychiatry
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5 siquiatría forense
(n.) = forensic psychiatryEx. Forensic psychiatry deals with individuals involved in legal matters, both civil and criminal.* * *(n.) = forensic psychiatryEx: Forensic psychiatry deals with individuals involved in legal matters, both civil and criminal.
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6 anestesia
f.anesthesia (medicine) (técnica).anestesia general general anesomethingesia/anesomethingeticanestesia local local anesomethingesia/anesomethingeticpres.indicat.3rd person singular (él/ella/ello) present indicative of spanish verb: anestesiar.imperat.2nd person singular (tú) Imperative of Spanish verb: anestesiar.* * *1 anaesthesia (US anesthesia)* * *noun f.* * *SF anaesthesia, anesthesia (EEUU)anestesia general — general anaesthetic, general anesthetic (EEUU)
anestesia local — local anaesthetic, local anesthetic (EEUU)
* * ** * *= anaesthesia [anesthesia, -USA], anesthesia [anaesthesia, -UK].Ex. Applications of telemedicine discussed include remote consultation and diagnosis, and speciality clinical care (including examples from anaesthesia, dermatology, cardiology, psychiatry, radiology, critical care, and oncology) = Las aplicaciones de telemedicina que se tratan incluyen la consulta y el diagnóstico a distancia y los cuidados clínicos especilizados (con ejemplos de la anestesia, dermatología, cardiología, siquiatría, radiología, cuidados intensivos y oncología).Ex. Can anyone suggest databases to search for books on anesthesia & pulmonology?.----* anestesia epidural = epidural, epidural anaesthesia.* anestesia general = general anaesthesia.* anestesia local = local anaesthesia, local anaesthetic.* anestesia peridural = peridural anaesthesia.* * ** * *= anaesthesia [anesthesia, -USA], anesthesia [anaesthesia, -UK].Ex: Applications of telemedicine discussed include remote consultation and diagnosis, and speciality clinical care (including examples from anaesthesia, dermatology, cardiology, psychiatry, radiology, critical care, and oncology) = Las aplicaciones de telemedicina que se tratan incluyen la consulta y el diagnóstico a distancia y los cuidados clínicos especilizados (con ejemplos de la anestesia, dermatología, cardiología, siquiatría, radiología, cuidados intensivos y oncología).
Ex: Can anyone suggest databases to search for books on anesthesia & pulmonology?.* anestesia epidural = epidural, epidural anaesthesia.* anestesia general = general anaesthesia.* anestesia local = local anaesthesia, local anaesthetic.* anestesia peridural = peridural anaesthesia.* * *aún está bajo los efectos de la anestesia he's still under (the) anestheticlo operaron con anestesia he was operated on under (an) anestheticle sacó la muela sin anestesia he took his tooth out without an anestheticCompuestos:● anestesia epidural or periduralepidural● anestesia general/local* * *
Del verbo anestesiar: ( conjugate anestesiar)
anestesia es:
3ª persona singular (él/ella/usted) presente indicativo2ª persona singular (tú) imperativo
Multiple Entries:
anestesia
anestesiar
anestesia sustantivo femenino ( proceso) anesthesia( conjugate anesthesia);
( droga) anesthetic( conjugate anesthetic);
lo operaron con anestesia he was operated on under (an) anesthetic;
sin anestesia without an anesthetic
anestesiar ( conjugate anestesiar) verbo transitivo ‹encía/dedo› to anesthetize( conjugate anesthetize);
me anestesiaon they gave me an anesthetic
anestesia f (producto que priva de la sensibilidad) anaesthesic, US anesthesic: la operación precisa anestesia, the operation will need an anaesthetic
(procedimiento) anaesthesia, US anesthesia
anestesia general/local, general/local anaesthesia
anestesiar verbo transitivo to anesthetize, to give an anaesthesic
' anestesia' also found in these entries:
Spanish:
ininteligible
- local
- despertar
English:
anaesthetic
- epidural (anaesthesia)
- general anaesthetic
- local
- anesthetic
* * *anestesia nf[técnica] anaesthesia; [sustancia] anaesthetic;una intervención con anestesia an operation under anaesthetic;todavía está bajo los efectos de la anestesia she's still under anaestheticanestesia epidural [técnica] epidural anaesthesia; [sustancia] epidural anaesthetic;anestesia general [técnica] general anaesthesia;[sustancia] general anaesthetic;anestesia local [técnica] local anaesthesia;[sustancia] local anaesthetic* * *f MED anesthesia, Branaesthesia* * *anestesia nf: anesthesia* * *anestesia n anaesthetic -
7 cardiología
f.cardiology, study of heart disorders and physiology.* * *1 cardiology* * *SF cardiology* * *femenino cardiology* * *= cardiology.Ex. Applications of telemedicine discussed include remote consultation and diagnosis, and speciality clinical care (including examples from anaesthesia, dermatology, cardiology, psychiatry, radiology, critical care, and oncology) = Las aplicaciones de telemedicina que se tratan incluyen la consulta y el diagnóstico a distancia y los cuidados clínicos especilizados (con ejemplos de la anestesia, dermatología, cardiología, siquiatría, radiología, cuidados intensivos y oncología).* * *femenino cardiology* * *= cardiology.Ex: Applications of telemedicine discussed include remote consultation and diagnosis, and speciality clinical care (including examples from anaesthesia, dermatology, cardiology, psychiatry, radiology, critical care, and oncology) = Las aplicaciones de telemedicina que se tratan incluyen la consulta y el diagnóstico a distancia y los cuidados clínicos especilizados (con ejemplos de la anestesia, dermatología, cardiología, siquiatría, radiología, cuidados intensivos y oncología).
* * *cardiology* * *cardiología nfcardiology* * *f cardiology* * *cardiología nf: cardiology -
8 cuidados clínicos
Ex. Applications of telemedicine discussed include remote consultation and diagnosis, and speciality clinical care (including examples from anaesthesia, dermatology, cardiology, psychiatry, radiology, critical care, and oncology) = Las aplicaciones de telemedicina que se tratan incluyen la consulta y el diagnóstico a distancia y los cuidados clínicos especilizados (con ejemplos de la anestesia, dermatología, cardiología, siquiatría, radiología, cuidados intensivos y oncología).* * *Ex: Applications of telemedicine discussed include remote consultation and diagnosis, and speciality clinical care (including examples from anaesthesia, dermatology, cardiology, psychiatry, radiology, critical care, and oncology) = Las aplicaciones de telemedicina que se tratan incluyen la consulta y el diagnóstico a distancia y los cuidados clínicos especilizados (con ejemplos de la anestesia, dermatología, cardiología, siquiatría, radiología, cuidados intensivos y oncología).
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9 cuidados intensivos
m.pl.intensive care.* * *intensive care sing* * *masculino plural intensive care* * *(n.) = critical care, intensive careEx. Examples are included from anaesthesia, dermatology, cardiology, psychiatry, radiology, critical care, and oncology = Se incluyen ejemplos de la anestesia, dermatología, cardiología, siquiatría, radiología, cuidados intensivos y oncología.Ex. This is a medical decision making system which predicts the survival rate of patients in intensive care and hence whether they should remain on life-support systems.* * *masculino plural intensive care* * *(n.) = critical care, intensive careEx: Examples are included from anaesthesia, dermatology, cardiology, psychiatry, radiology, critical care, and oncology = Se incluyen ejemplos de la anestesia, dermatología, cardiología, siquiatría, radiología, cuidados intensivos y oncología.
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10 dermatología
f.dermatology.* * *1 dermatology* * *SF dermatology* * *femenino dermatology* * *= dermatology.Ex. Examples are included from anaesthesia, dermatology, cardiology, psychiatry, radiology, critical care, and oncology = Se incluyen ejemplos de la anestesia, dermatología, cardiología, siquiatría, radiología, cuidados intensivos y oncología.* * *femenino dermatology* * *= dermatology.Ex: Examples are included from anaesthesia, dermatology, cardiology, psychiatry, radiology, critical care, and oncology = Se incluyen ejemplos de la anestesia, dermatología, cardiología, siquiatría, radiología, cuidados intensivos y oncología.
* * *dermatology* * *
dermatología f Med dermatology
' dermatología' also found in these entries:
English:
dermatology
* * *dermatología nfdermatology* * *f dermatology* * *dermatología nf: dermatology -
11 diagnosticar como patología
(v.) = pathologise [pathologize, -USA]Ex. Victorian psychology and psychiatry tried to pathologize misanthropy.* * *(v.) = pathologise [pathologize, -USA]Ex: Victorian psychology and psychiatry tried to pathologize misanthropy.
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12 neurología
f.neurology.* * *1 neurology* * *SF neurology* * *femenino neurology* * *= neurology, neuroscience.Ex. The medical sections, specialising in psychiatry and neurology, serve all hospital staff.Ex. The author applies indicators of research performance and indicators of sources used to the fields of immunology, neuroscience and pharmacognosy.* * *femenino neurology* * *= neurology, neuroscience.Ex: The medical sections, specialising in psychiatry and neurology, serve all hospital staff.
Ex: The author applies indicators of research performance and indicators of sources used to the fields of immunology, neuroscience and pharmacognosy.* * *neurology* * *neurología nfneurology* * *f neurology* * *neurología nf: neurology -
13 oncología
f.oncology.* * *1 oncology* * *SF oncology* * *= oncology.Ex. Examples are included from anaesthesia, dermatology, cardiology, psychiatry, radiology, critical care, and oncology = Se incluyen ejemplos de la anestesia, dermatología, cardiología, siquiatría, radiología, cuidados intensivos y oncología.* * *= oncology.Ex: Examples are included from anaesthesia, dermatology, cardiology, psychiatry, radiology, critical care, and oncology = Se incluyen ejemplos de la anestesia, dermatología, cardiología, siquiatría, radiología, cuidados intensivos y oncología.
* * *oncology* * *oncología nfoncology* * *f MED oncology -
14 radiología
f.radiology.* * *1 radiology* * *SF radiology* * *femenino radiology* * *= radiology.Ex. Examples are included from anaesthesia, dermatology, cardiology, psychiatry, radiology, critical care, and oncology = Se incluyen ejemplos de la anestesia, dermatología, cardiología, siquiatría, radiología, cuidados intensivos y oncología.* * *femenino radiology* * *= radiology.Ex: Examples are included from anaesthesia, dermatology, cardiology, psychiatry, radiology, critical care, and oncology = Se incluyen ejemplos de la anestesia, dermatología, cardiología, siquiatría, radiología, cuidados intensivos y oncología.
* * *radiology* * *
radiología sustantivo femenino radiology
' radiología' also found in these entries:
English:
radiology
* * *radiología nfradiology* * *f radiology* * *radiología nf: radiology -
15 frenopatía
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16 ka
f.name of the letter K.* * *ka2 (naipes) king* * ** * ** * ** * *ka1ka2* * *
ka sustantivo femenino: name of the letter k
'ka' also found in these entries:
English:
account
- accountable
- accountancy
- accountant
- archives
- breakout
- bronchitis
- chiropractor
- couch
- council
- councillor
- councilor
- counsel
- counselling
- counsellor
- counselor
- count
- countdown
- countenance
- counter
- counteract
- counterattack
- counterclockwise
- counterfeit
- counterpart
- counterproductive
- countess
- countless
- county
- cow
- coward
- cowardice
- cowardly
- cowboy
- hawk-eyed
- kayak
- khaki
- kind
- kind-hearted
- kindly
- kindness
- kite
- knockout
- kowtow
- lockout
- lookout
- psychiatrist
- psychiatry
- recount
- stake-out
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17 alienista
• alienist• psychiatric• psychiatry -
18 psicoanalista
• psychiatric• psychiatry• psychoanalyse• psychoanalytic -
19 psiquiatra
• psychiatric• psychiatry -
20 sicoanalista
• psychiatric• psychiatry• psychoanalyse• psychoanalytic
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