can I uses this in the healthcare field for median words
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Your request is vague...did you mean to say "medical" words? If so, the level of specialized or technological words is low. General terms such as, pathology, prognosis, inflammation, cardiac, homeostasis, or aerobic will be there. But upper level terminology, such as iatrogenic, metastasis, pleurisy, delirium tremens, or colliculus will not.
2142350
No, you cannot. It functions as a dictionary and will only translate a word. It does have some conversational phrases under differnt categories like dining, emergency, etc. but you cannot type in a phrase and ask it to translate it for you.
1497241
Yes . While I liked the dictionary they wear out very soon after warranty is expired . In my case with not high daily use .
743942
Absolutely. I am a home care nurse and I use this device all the time on adults. It is fast, accurate, sanitary because it doesn't touch anything, and so easy to use. I also got one for my daughter to use with her children. It can be used for anyone. I HIGHLY recommend it. Most of my patients want to get one after they see how it works. 5 stars, for sure!
633281
You can use in the instantaneous modes (non-averaging), or in the averaging mode, all you need is to press a button to switch among the modes, very convenient. Very helpful!
1316960
I only use the WordPerfect part not the other components. It serves my purpose. Not knowing what the professional version has that the standard doesn't, I can't answer that.
2208476
It matches the word to a list of words that has the same letter/sounds as typed in. My students have used it for one to two syllable words. I'm not sure how it would work with longer words.
159243
I would check with your healthcare provider first to see if this product would work on your condition. It is not listed as one of the conditions on which to use this product.
207890
I am a nurse so I bought this model because it is FDA approved. They may use it.
1821122
Depend's on the kind of 'information' that you would be looking up. In essence, to look at any other info (other than the internet) you will likely need to install either the 'programs' themselves or some kind of 'mobile' versions of those hospital programs. Both of these would be problemtic. The device won't load any heavy weight programs.
877026
If with your smartphone, you can quickly write the term and and get the definition, and switch from Eng/Spa and Eng/Eng with just a clic, and be ready for the next word, then there is no advantage with respect to speed. You can also get the pronunciation audio without delay. This electronic gadget is for interpreting professionals that need to find words rather rapidly.
1896366
I don't think so. It has other charts but not that. I do like mine. I go to the gym. Since I move between exercises, a chart for me would be somewhat erratic. However, it does a good job of measuring my effort in three levels of intensity based on the percentage of maximum heart rate. At the end, I can see the maximum and average heart rate for the day. Good luck.
1523118
Yes you can, it is a normal meter, you are able to store all your results from the meter and your history without actually typing it in.
1559594
I was told that a pharmecy would do it. I have not tried it. My readings seem ok.
1318138
Medical devices undergo great scrutiny, different classifications and therefore are noticably more expensive. I do know many in the health care field using this device for reasonable information. Check with the tort laws and your favorite attourney.
1080382
You really need some instruction on what is normal vs. Abnormal findings. I would not recommend for lay persons, but a RN with some training could use this well
437943
Yes, both on the computer (I use it with multiple patients and you can store and track progress over time), and with the heart cloud thing, but I haven't used that part yet.