Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Spanish term or phrase:
TA 189/149 F.C.88 Tª 36º Sat% 0 92 F.R.26
English translation:
BP 189/149 Heart rate 88 Temperature 36º Sat% 92 Respiration rate 26.
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Paulette Romero
Nov 10, 2016 17:36
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Spanish term
TA 189/149 F.C.88 Tª 36º Sat% 0 92 F.R.26
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Hi everyone. This is from a medical record. I have figured out TA FC and FR but I can't seem to figure out what Ta and Sat% stand for. Thanks!
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TA 189/149 F.C.88 Tª 36º Sat% 0 92 F.R.26
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TA 189/149 F.C.88 Tª 36º Sat% 0 92 F.R.26
Proposed translations
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5 +1 | BP 189/149 Heart rate 88 Temperature 36º Sat% 92 Respiration rate 26. | Stephen D. Moore |
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Cosnautas | Joseph Tein |
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BP 189/149 Heart rate 88 Temperature 36º Sat% 92 Respiration rate 26.
Tª is "temperatura," or temperature. Sat% stands for "saturation of oxygen" in the bloodstream; it is also abbreviated "SatO2." It's measured in percentage (and your patient's SatO2 is acceptable.)
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Joseph Tein
: Nicely stated. You could also just use Temp in the translation, also HR and RR ... medical professionals would understand these English acronyms very easily. If a source uses acronyms, I usually use the corresponding English acronyms in the translation.
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Reference:
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Mary Gardner Hume
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Hi Mary. I don't understand why we're given the option of agreeing/disagreeing with reference comments ... but thank you anyway!
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Discussion
Sat refers to oxygen saturation. From Wikipedia: In medicine, oxygen saturation (SO2), commonly referred to as "sats," measures the percentage of hemoglobin binding sites in the bloodstream occupied by oxygen. Normal blood oxygen levels in humans are considered 95-100 percent.
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Sat =SaO2