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Scan - translation to spanish
GROUP OF PSYCHOLOGICAL MEASUREMENTS
Schedules for Clinical Assessment in Neuropsychiatry; Present State Examination
scan
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Scanning; Scan (disambiguation); SCAN (disambiguation); Scans
verb
escanear, rastrear, buscar, barrer, explorar, escudriñar, analizar, digitalizar
escanear, rastrear, buscar, barrer, explorar, escudriñar, analizar, digitalizar
scan
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Scanning; Scan (disambiguation); SCAN (disambiguation); Scans
escáner
ecografía
vistazo
ojeada
ojear
escudriñar
otear
echar un vistazo a
hacer un escáner o una ecografía
explorar
no tener defectos métricos
ecografía
vistazo
ojeada
ojear
escudriñar
otear
echar un vistazo a
hacer un escáner o una ecografía
explorar
no tener defectos métricos
Scan
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Scanning; Scan (disambiguation); SCAN (disambiguation); Scans
Barrido
Definition
scan
1. (computer peripheral) See scanner.
2. (circuit design) See scan design.
3. (functional programming) See scanl, scanr.
4. <storage, algorithm> An algorithm for scheduling multiple
accesses to a disk. A number of requests are ordered
according to the data's position on the storage device. This
reduces the disk arm movement to one "scan" or sweep across
the whole disk in the worst case. The serivce time can be
estimated from the disk's track-to-track seek time, maximum
seek time (one scan), and maximum rotational latency.
Scan-EDF is a variation on this.
(1995-11-15)
Wikipedia
SCAN
SCAN or Schedules for Clinical Assessment in Neuropsychiatry is a set of tools created by WHO aimed at diagnosing and measuring mental illness that may occur in adult life. It is not constructed explicitly for use with either ICD-10 or DSM-IV but can be used for both systems. The SCAN system was originally called PSE, or Present State Examination, but since version 10 (PSE-10), the commonly accepted name has been SCAN. The current version of SCAN is 2.1.
Examples of use of Scan
1. "We never know from scan to scan if a particular treatment is working," she said.
2. Told to expect scan in morning. 5pm: Miss Brown‘s mother threatens to make official complaint as still waiting for scan. 7pm: Scan takes place.
3. It will have all the modern diagnostic facilities including a full–fledged laboratory, ultrasound scan, X–ray, fluoroscopy, CT scan and a modern medical information system.
4. "I can‘t eat if they are bad because if I eat something I just bring it back up again." Mr Sands has had a brain scan, chest scan, abdomen scan and CT scan to try to find out what is causing the hiccups, but there has so far been no diagnosis.
5. A scan of my retinas taken after my Gerson experiment showed that the swelling had reduced considerably since the last scan, 18 months earlier.