Adjective
/fɛˈkal/
The word "fecal" in Spanish is used to describe anything related to feces or excrement. It is commonly used in medical contexts to refer to conditions, tests, and substances associated with bowel movements. The word is fairly frequent in written contexts such as medical literature, reports, and educational materials, and is also used verbally in healthcare settings.
El análisis fecal reveló la presencia de parásitos en el intestino.
The fecal analysis revealed the presence of parasites in the intestine.
El médico pidió un examen de muestras fecales para diagnosticar la enfermedad.
The doctor requested a fecal sample test to diagnose the illness.
Es importante manejar adecuadamente los desechos fecales para evitar enfermedades.
It is important to properly manage fecal waste to prevent diseases.
While "fecal" itself may not be central to many idiomatic expressions, it can appear in phrases that involve body functions or general health-related discussions.
"Un olor fecal indica problemas digestivos."
A fecal smell indicates digestive problems.
"Los desechos fecales deben ser eliminados de forma segura."
Fecal waste must be disposed of safely.
"La contaminación fecal es un riesgo para la salud pública."
Fecal contamination is a risk to public health.
"Los síntomas fecales pueden ser un signo de alerta en la medicina."
Fecal symptoms can be a warning sign in medicine.
"El tratamiento de enfermedades fecales ha avanzado mucho en los últimos años."
The treatment of fecal diseases has advanced greatly in recent years.
The word "fecal" comes from the Latin word "faecalis," which relates to "faex," meaning "dregs" or "sediment." The term has evolved in the medical field to denote anything associated with excrement and waste.
Synonyms: - Excremental - Alimentary (in some contexts)
Antonyms: - Aseptic - Clean - Purified