Jul 14, 2003 04:40
21 yrs ago
Danish term

tiden an

Non-PRO Danish to English Medical
"Vi ser tiden an" in relation to medical notes. Does (as I think)this mean that the doctors will review the patient, or that they will see the patient at the check-up; or in fact neither!

TIA

Andy Bell
Proposed translations (English)
5 +10 wait and see

Proposed translations

+10
31 mins
Danish term (edited): se tiden an
Selected

wait and see

It's difficult to give a more precise suggestion without more context. However, 'se tiden an' can mean 'to bide one's time', to wait and see', or 'to hold off'.

Hope this helps.
Christina
Peer comment(s):

agree Terry Arness : or watch and wait (for developments)
20 mins
agree pcovs : Probably means that for now they will take no further action (e.g. change the dose or the medication). Time will show whether further action is needed.
47 mins
agree Susanne Gustavsson
1 hr
agree Barbara Østergaard
3 hrs
agree Shaun Friel
5 hrs
agree lone (X)
5 hrs
agree Paul Svensson
6 hrs
agree Helen Johnson
9 hrs
agree Suzanne Blangsted (X) : absolutely wait and see. (lægens notater iht alt sunhedsarbejde)
9 hrs
agree Dan Schioenning Larsen
16 hrs
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