Glossary entry

Dutch term or phrase:

geloosd

English translation:

voided

Added to glossary by Kitty Brussaard
Mar 10, 2017 11:31
7 yrs ago
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Dutch term

geloosd

Dutch to English Medical Medical (general) Urine sample
Can anyone help me with this please?

urinestaal (***geloosd***, midstream)

No more context I am afraid. Wondering if it is something different to midstream or just another way of saying it?
Proposed translations (English)
3 +3 voided
Change log

Mar 15, 2017 11:33: Kitty Brussaard Created KOG entry

Discussion

Kitty Brussaard Mar 10, 2017:
@Barend Thanks and have a nice weekend.
Barend van Zadelhoff Mar 10, 2017:
@ Kitty Progressive understanding.

Thanks for having had a look at the logic behind 'geloosd'.
Clever find.

In this case 'geloosd' and 'midstream' should be seen as two separate qualities. And I now see, it can be seen this way.

- it was voided (rather than collected otherwise), AND

- it was (voided,) midstream (urine)

urine sample (voided sample, midstream-voided)

Teamwork. :-)
Barend van Zadelhoff Mar 10, 2017:
@ Kitty It would however make 'geloosd' more logic.
Barend van Zadelhoff Mar 10, 2017:
@ Kitty This seems to me far-fetched.

If it was collected otherwise, how could/why should it be 'midstream'?
Kitty Brussaard Mar 10, 2017:
@Barend From what I understand, 'lozing' is one way of collecting urine samples. In cases where 'lozing' is for some reason not an option, invasive sampling techniques (urethral catheterization, suprapubic puncture) can be used as alternative collection methods.

See f.i. https://tinyurl.com/jlxf2pt and https://tinyurl.com/zvre9ln.

Or:
These conclusions have been shown to be equally applicable whether specimens are collected by clean mid-stream voiding, by catheterization, or by suprapubic puncture of the bladder.
http://jamanetwork.com/journals/jama/article-abstract/329836

Also for these reasons, I think it's important to stay close to the source term 'geloosd' here rather than translating it as 'collected'.
Barend van Zadelhoff Mar 10, 2017:
@ Kitty I am not sure it was clear to Charles.

Anyway, it was not clear to me.

I just look at: urinestaal (geloosd, midstream)

What's the logic behind it?
Kitty Brussaard Mar 10, 2017:
@Barend Asker's source term is specified as 'geloosd' and that is why I posted 'voided' as an answer. The two links I provided to further support this answer make abundantly clear how this term can be used in the wider context of asker's query (i.e. midstream-voided urine samples).
Barend van Zadelhoff Mar 10, 2017:
@ Kitty In this case, the comma should be removed.
This is not clear from your answer.

Then it would become, it seems to me:

urine sample (midstream-voided)
urine sample (collected midstream)

Proposed translations

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voided

http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/817506_3

http://brooksidepress.org/basic_patient_care/lessons/lesson-...

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Note added at 5 days (2017-03-15 11:32:46 GMT) Post-grading
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In other words, urinestaal (geloosd, midstream) refers to a so-called midstream voided urine sample.

Voided midstream urine cultures frequently contained bacteria not found in paired urethral catheter specimens, questioning the value of midstream voided urine for diagnosis of acute bladder infection, investigators found.
(...)
Midstream voided urine culture has long represented a component of a standard workup for patients with suspected acute cystitis, or bladder infection. However, laboratory studies have shown that interpretation of the culture results can be complicated by the potential for contamination of the voided urine specimen by periurethral organisms, which cannot be distinguished from organisms originating in the bladder, the authors noted in their introduction.
(...)
For each study participant, investigators obtained a midstream voided urine sample and a sample obtained by urethral catheter.
http://www.medpagetoday.com/infectiousdisease/generalinfecti...

In this cross-sectional study, 113 pregnant women collected three different midstream urine samples consecutively: morning (first void); midstream (void without further instructions); and clean-catch sample (void after cleaning).
https://www.uptodate.com/contents/sampling-and-evaluation-of...
Note from asker:
Thanks Kitty - must be that
Peer comment(s):

agree writeaway : lots of valid www hits for voided urine sample. fwiw. your first ref is only for those signed up. so nothing is visible to the rest of us
12 mins
Thanks, writeaway. As for my first ref, I'm not signed up either so I'm not sure why the link doesn't work for you (or others). Anyway, as you say, there are lots of other relevant hits (f.i. try searching for "voided", "urine" and "midstream").
agree Tina Vonhof (X)
3 hrs
Dank je wel, Tina. Goed weekend alvast!
agree Barend van Zadelhoff : To me, 'geloosd' only makes sense if it means 'wijze van lozing'. And in this case I would turn things around: urine sample (collected midstream) I mean, it's obvious urine is voided... / It's Flemish, btw. // Yes, clever find.
3 hrs
Thanks, Barend. Have a look at 'voided midstream' and 'midstream-voided' versus 'collected midstream' and 'midstream-collected'. / And see also my comment in the D-box. It's not that obvious that urine is always voided :-). // Thanks!
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