14:03 Nov 14, 2003 |
English to Spanish translations [PRO] Medical - General / Conversation / Greetings / Letters | |||||||
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| Selected response from: Graciela Carlyle United Kingdom Local time: 20:44 | ||||||
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5 | Iniciales (¿?) |
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5 | Médico Residente Asistente |
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3 | abogado representante |
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ar Iniciales (¿?) Explanation: Probablemente las iniciales de la persona que informa o es informada. Fíjate que después viene Dra. (doctora)... por confirmar. Suerte. |
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ar abogado representante Explanation: pienso que puede referirse a esto... Suerte, Grace. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 8 hrs 0 min (2003-11-14 22:03:24 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- oops!! nada que ver entonces!! AR también es como se abrevia comunmente \"artritis reumatoidea\" pero tampoco creo que tenga que ver en este caso :o( no tenés posibilidad de preguntarle al cliente a qué se refiere?? |
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Médico Residente Asistente Explanation: Assistant Resident (AR) "Assistant Resident (AR) Rounds (ARR) - Each Tuesday morning for 30 minutes before Grand Rounds, all PGY2's and PGY3's on inpatient floor teams meet with the inpatient Chief Resident and a faculty member for AR Rounds." Reference: http://obgyn.mc.duke.edu/goals_gynecology.htm#secondyear Reference: http://apdim.med.edu/locker/bordley.pdf |
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