Traduction de «vital signs » (Anglais → Français) :

Vital signs monitoring

Vital signs status

Vital signs (function)

analyze patient's vital signs | monitor a patient's vital signs | keep track of patient's vital signs | monitor patient's vital signs

check patient's vital signs | monitor basic patient's signs | monitor basic patients signs | monitor basic signs of patients

vital sign

Long Term Care Record - Vital Signs and Weight

causes of vital function disorders | disorder of vital function | characteristics of vital functions | disorders of vital functions

Convention on third party liability in the field of nuclear energy,signed at Paris on 29 July 1960,and Additional Protocol,signed at Paris on 28 January 1964 and Supplementary Convention to the Paris Convention of 29 January 1960,and Annex,signed at Brussels on 31 January 1963,and Additional Protocol to the Supplementary Convention signed at Paris on 28 January 1964

FEF25 | forced expiratory flow at 25% of vital capacity | maximum expiratory flow at 25% of vital capacity | MEF25

The number and variety of EU-China dialogues is a sign of the diversity and vitality of EU-China relations, but carries the risk that efforts may be fragmented or dissipated.

‘stresses the importance of improving the lives of girls and women; highlights that access to education is therefore vital and could lead to social and economic transformation; welcomes the 1994 Inter-American Convention on the Prevention, Punishment and Eradication of Violence Against Women (“Belém do Pará Convention”), and calls for the secretariat in its follow-up mechanism, MESECVI, to be given a more significant role; welcomes the entry into force in 2016 of the Council of Europe's Istanbul Convention, and calls on countries i ...[+++]n both regions that have not yet done so to sign up to it; ’

Is taking vital since an insured service?" If you have enough nurses, they decide when they need to take vital signs, and they do it.

My question to you is, in the light of an initial question that was placed by Mr. Paradis, in the sense of community development and a sense of responsibility for the social, economic, and cultural links and the developments, the vital signs of a strong sense of belonging and a promotion of the vitality of a community—I would suggest to you that in the absence of this kind of underfunding, these services literally threaten the survival of the English-speaking communities across Quebec; that they are far from equitable resources for these communities to function, let alone grow; and that the community newspapers and the community radios ...[+++] are included in this factor is even more of a disgrace.