ADMINISTRATIVA

18:03 Oct 5, 2014 

Good point Neilmac. It is not likely to be crucial. I was just interested to see if someone knew for sure.

11:49 Oct 4, 2014 

we are talking medics here.check below:Administrative Control-Any of the methods for managing patients with a potentially virulent or contagious infection—e.g., tuberculosis—which includes isolating them from others, expediting diagnostic workups, and treating them if they actually have the infection.Any sense?

07:54 Oct 4, 2014 

Admin is admin. Whether it refers to a process, a person or a department, my approach is that the people who do need to know 100% what it refers to here will be aware of its meaning.

23:57 Oct 3, 2014 

Can't understand the general consensus that it refers to a person.... and why does everyone take for granted its referring to a woman? Lab test reports don't usually contain the name of any individual - only the lab's details. Even if they did, they wouldn't assume the issuer's a woman. The consultant in question is already identified below. In ESP the default is masculine, anyway. It's obviously not a substantive but an adjective qualifying XXX. So what's XXX? Vía, alta, ficha, área, etc... administrativa.

18:58 Oct 3, 2014 

OK, but I think administrator means the same really. I don't see a radical difference in English, and the advantage is that it is one word. I am stopping work now for a couple of days. Thanks!

18:18 Oct 3, 2014 

No, I wouldn't call it administrator because it's just an employee in charge of that task. If it is public, i would call it officer or administratiion officer.

18:14 Oct 3, 2014 

tienes razón, funcionario es únicamente del sector público. Sin embargo, administrativa es la persona que trabaja en una oficina, ya sea pública o privada que realiza determinadas actividades administrativas (valga la redundancia). Equivoqué el sinónimo, pero no el concepto. Sigo pensando que el término se refiere a eso.

18:13 Oct 3, 2014 

Spain. GENERALITAT VALENCIANA. In this case I wonder is "ADMINISTRATOR" would do the trick?

18:11 Oct 3, 2014 

From which country is it, Anne? I can assure you that in some places in Spanish you call administrativa or administrativo to the Employee in charge of some administrative stuff.

17:40 Oct 3, 2014 

I think Judith is probably right. Perhaps I am over complicating. Perhaps it just reflects the fact that the administrative assistant who dealt with it was female? Perhaps the reference refers to a specific person.

17:36 Oct 3, 2014 

It appears towards the end, after the person's name, age, date of consultation, fact that test was negative, etc.

Mantoux: Lectura negativa
Diagnósticos y Procedimientos
ADMINISTRATIVA (3 letters, hyphen 1 letter, 3 numbers)

Plan
Se emite informe del contacto con resultado de prueba negative
[stamp and signature of consultant]

17:01 Oct 3, 2014 

Hi Anne,

Could you give more context around this term? Maybe place it within the heading where it appears and the surrounding text. Thanks!

16:59 Oct 3, 2014 

Si nos das el reporte completo igual podemos ayudarte mejor... Yo no creo que se refiera a su profesion, pues en este caso no tendria mucho sentido pues no es una de las profesiones "de riesgo" en los cuales se suele adminostrar este test... de ahi la posible importancia de los numeros o lo que pueda ir junto a la palabra ADMINISTRATIVA... tambien si es transcripcion de notas maniscritas podria ser un error...