Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Dutch term or phrase:
blokkeerpallen
English translation:
ratchets; ratchet locks
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Ruth Tanner
Jul 10, 2018 00:24
5 yrs ago
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Dutch term
Australia
blokkeerpallen
Dutch to English
Tech/Engineering
Medical: Instruments
lubrication for medical and surgical instruments
This is part of a description of a lubricating oil that is applied prior to sterilisation of the instruments:
"Voor sloten van dozen, blokkeerpallen, scharnieren enz."
Thanks for any assistance!
"Voor sloten van dozen, blokkeerpallen, scharnieren enz."
Thanks for any assistance!
Proposed translations
(English)
| 3 | ratchets; ratchet locks |
Kitty Brussaard
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References
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Michael Beijer
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| Ref |
Kitty Brussaard
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Proposed translations
15 hrs
Kitty Brussaard
Netherlands
Netherlands
Native in Dutch
Netherlands
Business Language Solutions
Native in: Dutch (Variant: Netherlands) 
Works in: English to Dutch, Dutch to English, Dutch
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ratchets; ratchet locks
(...) sloten van dozen, blokkeerpallen, scharnieren enz.
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(...) box locks, ratchets, hinges, etc.
See, for instance, the link I already provided in my reference comment:
In the first sink, keeping the instrument totally immersed, with an appropriately-sized autoclavable soft nylon brush, apply validated cleaning solution to all surfaces until all soil has been removed. Pay particular attention to serrations, teeth, ratchets, box locks and hinges, always brushing away from the body and avoiding splashing.
After cleaning, visually inspect all surfaces, ratchets, box locks, holes, channels and lumens for complete removal of soil and fluids. If ANY soil or fluid is still visible, return the instrument for repeat decontamination.
Visually inspect and check: all instruments for damage and wear; cutting edges are free of nicks and present a continuous edge; jaws and teeth align correctly; all articulated instruments have a smooth movement without excess play; locking mechanisms (such as ratchets) fasten securely and close easily; long, slender instruments are not distorted; any component parts fit and assemble correctly with mating components.
Close instruments with a ratchet lock in the first ratchet position before sterilization to avoid temperature-induced stress cracks in the box locks.
http://www.bossinst.com/IFU/bossifuall_d.pdf
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Note added at 15 hrs (2018-07-10 15:35:59 GMT)
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PS. Met dank aan Michael!
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Note added at 15 hrs (2018-07-10 15:44:40 GMT)
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ratchet
a steplocking device on surgical instruments. As the handles are closed the jaws are also closed and the ratchet holds them in a locked position. The ratchet consists of a notched bar on each handle, the notches facing and overriding when the handles are closed.
https://medical-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com/ratchet
Tenaculumgrijptang, met of zonder blokkeerpal, ø 10 mm, 350 mm werklengte
http://www.aequitas-medical.be/nl/wisap
Tenaculum forceps, with or without ratchet, ø 10 mm, 350 mm working length
http://www.aequitas-medical.be/en/wisap
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(...) box locks, ratchets, hinges, etc.
See, for instance, the link I already provided in my reference comment:
In the first sink, keeping the instrument totally immersed, with an appropriately-sized autoclavable soft nylon brush, apply validated cleaning solution to all surfaces until all soil has been removed. Pay particular attention to serrations, teeth, ratchets, box locks and hinges, always brushing away from the body and avoiding splashing.
After cleaning, visually inspect all surfaces, ratchets, box locks, holes, channels and lumens for complete removal of soil and fluids. If ANY soil or fluid is still visible, return the instrument for repeat decontamination.
Visually inspect and check: all instruments for damage and wear; cutting edges are free of nicks and present a continuous edge; jaws and teeth align correctly; all articulated instruments have a smooth movement without excess play; locking mechanisms (such as ratchets) fasten securely and close easily; long, slender instruments are not distorted; any component parts fit and assemble correctly with mating components.
Close instruments with a ratchet lock in the first ratchet position before sterilization to avoid temperature-induced stress cracks in the box locks.
http://www.bossinst.com/IFU/bossifuall_d.pdf
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Note added at 15 hrs (2018-07-10 15:35:59 GMT)
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PS. Met dank aan Michael!
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Note added at 15 hrs (2018-07-10 15:44:40 GMT)
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ratchet
a steplocking device on surgical instruments. As the handles are closed the jaws are also closed and the ratchet holds them in a locked position. The ratchet consists of a notched bar on each handle, the notches facing and overriding when the handles are closed.
https://medical-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com/ratchet
Tenaculumgrijptang, met of zonder blokkeerpal, ø 10 mm, 350 mm werklengte
http://www.aequitas-medical.be/nl/wisap
Tenaculum forceps, with or without ratchet, ø 10 mm, 350 mm working length
http://www.aequitas-medical.be/en/wisap
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Reference comments
10 hrs
Michael Beijer
United Kingdom
United Kingdom
Native in English
United Kingdom
Experienced technical/patent translator
Native in: English (Variants: British, US)
Works in: Dutch to English, Flemish to English, English to Dutch, and 2 more.
Reference:
refs
Pinkhof Medisch Engels, has:
"Part 6 Clinical Terms >> Unit 138 Endoscopic Suturing >> 14 needle holder >>
needle holder
forceps with serrated jaws used in suturing for holding and passing the needle through the tissue
The needle holder releases the shaft of the needle and regrasps the needle tip.
Use:
• spoon / ski needle
• needle exit point
• automatic / hinged jaw needle holder
• sliding sheath / built-in / ratchet-action needle holder
• jaw of the needle holder
naaldvoerder met blokkeerpal = ratchet-action needle holder"
"Part 6 Clinical Terms >> Unit 138 Endoscopic Suturing >> 14 needle holder >>
needle holder
forceps with serrated jaws used in suturing for holding and passing the needle through the tissue
The needle holder releases the shaft of the needle and regrasps the needle tip.
Use:
• spoon / ski needle
• needle exit point
• automatic / hinged jaw needle holder
• sliding sheath / built-in / ratchet-action needle holder
• jaw of the needle holder
naaldvoerder met blokkeerpal = ratchet-action needle holder"
Note from asker:
| Thank you, Michael! |
Peer comments on this reference comment:
| agree |
Kitty Brussaard
: Indeed, 'ratchet' or 'ratchet lock' seem to be the right terms here (see also my reference comment below). / OK, consider it done :-)
2 hrs
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Thanks Kitty! Feel free to enter them, as I am not confident enough, plus have no time to do any further research.
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12 hrs
Kitty Brussaard
Netherlands
Netherlands
Native in Dutch
Netherlands
Business Language Solutions
Native in: Dutch (Variant: Netherlands)
Works in: English to Dutch, Dutch to English, Dutch
Related KudoZ points
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4
Reference:
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In the first sink, keeping the instrument totally immersed, with an appropriately-sized autoclavable soft nylon brush, apply validated cleaning solution to all surfaces until all soil has been removed. Pay particular attention to serrations, teeth, ratchets, box locks and hinges, always brushing away from the body and avoiding splashing.
After cleaning, visually inspect all surfaces, ratchets, box locks, holes, channels and lumens for complete removal of soil and fluids. If ANY soil or fluid is still visible, return the instrument for repeat decontamination.
Visually inspect and check: all instruments for damage and wear; cutting edges are free of nicks and present a continuous edge; jaws and teeth align correctly; all articulated instruments have a smooth movement without excess play; locking mechanisms (such as ratchets) fasten securely and close easily; long, slender instruments are not distorted; any component parts fit and assemble correctly with mating components.
Close instruments with a ratchet lock in the first ratchet position before sterilization to avoid temperature-induced stress cracks in the box locks.
http://www.bossinst.com/IFU/bossifuall_d.pdf
After cleaning, visually inspect all surfaces, ratchets, box locks, holes, channels and lumens for complete removal of soil and fluids. If ANY soil or fluid is still visible, return the instrument for repeat decontamination.
Visually inspect and check: all instruments for damage and wear; cutting edges are free of nicks and present a continuous edge; jaws and teeth align correctly; all articulated instruments have a smooth movement without excess play; locking mechanisms (such as ratchets) fasten securely and close easily; long, slender instruments are not distorted; any component parts fit and assemble correctly with mating components.
Close instruments with a ratchet lock in the first ratchet position before sterilization to avoid temperature-induced stress cracks in the box locks.
http://www.bossinst.com/IFU/bossifuall_d.pdf
Note from asker:
| Thanks, Kitty! |
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