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15 months ago

bravo (a guest user) asked this question:

Language pair:

German > French

Subject:

General

Level of diffculty:

Easy / medium

Word or term in question:

Flaschenkreuz

Context:

Den oberen Teil der Infusionsstange mit dem Flaschenkreuz in die obere Schraubbuchse der LUFTFALLE (15) einschrauben

 

 

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15 months ago

CMD  See my profile wrote:

croix de/pour bouteille(s)

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-> porte-perfusion / statif à perfusion / pied à perfusion

cf https://www.meditec.ch/balances-medicales/2035-statif-a-perfusion-avec-4-bras.html
cf https://www.provita.de/fr/detail/0a111c01a8444043bda12046dcd01769
cf https://meinarztbedarf.com/fr-de/products/pied-a-perfusion-ratiomed-5-pieds-chrome



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15 months ago

CMD  See profile wrote:

PS: croix de bouteille => cf https://www.bol.com/be/fr/p/support-a-perfusion-sur-roulettes-par-defaut/9200000065923576/[ibid photo, descr.: "Ce support d'infusion bleu réglable en hauteur sur roulettes possède une croix de bouteille en plastique sur laquelle quatre bouteilles d'infusion peuvent être suspendues en même temps...."] (ici: infusion -> faux ami => frc-belg-all / infusion (frc)= thé, tisane!) NB: terme méd. courant "Infusion" => perfusion: administration continuelle de liquide! vs. transfusion -> transfusion sanguine

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