May 23, 2020 00:55
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English term

oropharyngeal swab

COVID-19 GBK English to Spanish Medical Medical (general)
Definition from CBC Canada:
A nasopharyngeal swab can look like an extra-long Q-Tip or a plastic wand with a collection surface on the end. It is inserted up the nose, far back where the health-care professional collects a sample by swabbing. This is the method preferred by the World Health Organization in testing for COVID-19. However, there is another method of collection available to health-care professionals: an oropharyngeal swab. Instead of going up a patient's nose, the sample is collected orally at the back of a patient's throat.
Example sentences:
In the case of an oropharyngeal swab, should both pharyngeal pillars and tonsils be swabbed? (The BMJ)
Based on the SHERLOCK method, which stands for Specific High-sensitivity Enzymatic Reporter unLOCKing, the kit works by programming a CRISPR molecule to detect the presence of a specific genetic signature of SARS-CoV-2 in nasal swab, nasopharyngeal swab, oropharyngeal swab or bronchoalveolar lavage (BAL) specimen. When the signature is found, the CRISPR enzyme is activated and releases a detectable signal. If the virus’s genetic material is found, a CRISPR enzyme generates a fluorescent glow. (Biospectrum Asia)
A wing of the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR), the VRDL is normally engaged in research of communicable viral diseases like dengue, malaria and works from 10am to 4.30pm. Since it became a COVID-19 diagnostic lab, it functions round the clock, the team working in three shifts running screening and confirmatory tests of oropharyngeal swab samples collected in Madurai, Sivaganga, Virudhunagar and Ramanathapuram districts. (New Indian Express)
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Chema Nieto Castañón May 23, 2020:
Resulta muy confuso seguir la lógica de vuestras preguntas, GBK. En este caso, al contrario que en vuestra pregunta previa "nasopharyngeal swab", y a juzgar por su uso, tanto en la definición como en los ejemplos que aportáis aquí, no os referís al hisopo utilizado para la toma de exudado orofaríngeo sino a la toma de exudado orofaríngeo. No resulta extraño en realidad, ya que el hisopo utilizado para un exudado nasofaríngeo es el mismo tipo de hisopo utilizado para la toma de exudado orofaríngeo. Esto obliga a valorar caso a caso cuando encontráis una referencia a un hisopo o torunda para tomar una muestra de exudado nasofaríngeo u orofaríngeo, para escoger la mejor opción a la hora de traducir, en función del contexto más amplio.

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hisopo orofaríngeo

Definition from MedlinePlus:
Hisopo utilizado para el hisopado orofaríngeo con el fin de tomar muestras.
Example sentences:
Se pasa un hisopo de algodón estéril con suavidad a través de la fosa nasal hasta la nasofaringe, la parte de la faringe que cubre el paladar. El hisopo se rota rápidamente y luego se retira. La muestra se envía a un laboratorio. Allí, se coloca en un plato especial (cultivo). Luego, se observa para ver si hay proliferación de bacterias y otros organismos patógenos. (Medline Plus)
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Frotis orofaríngeo

Brenner Children&#039;s Hospital<br />Qué es. El cultivo del exudado faríngeo o frotis faríngeo se realiza utilizando un hisopo especial para detectar la presencia de estreptococo gropo A, que es la ...
Example sentences:
Toma de Frotis Nasofaríngeo. Mediante una torunda estéril se procederá de la siguiente forma: - Se utilizará un hisopo para nasofaringe ... (www.castillalamancha.es)
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