pla propiedad yoica

English translation: awareness of person/self

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Spanish term or phrase:pla propiedad yoica
English translation:awareness of person/self
Entered by: Lucy Breen

18:11 Aug 13, 2018
Spanish to English translations [PRO]
Medical - Medical: Health Care / Discharge report (Psychia
Spanish term or phrase: pla propiedad yoica
Good evening
I am translating a report (informe de Alta) from a Psychiatric Unit in Spain. Subject is a female patient admitted after overdose.

My question relates to a phrase which comes in the section of the report headed "EXPLORACION"

Lucida, coherente, orientada, no trastornos del curso ni del contenido del pensamiento, no trastornos de *pla propiedad yoica*. No trastornos perceptivos.
My working translation is as follows:
Lucid, coherent,oriented, thoughts not disordered in flow or content, presents a stable/clear sense of self

But I would be very grateful for others' views on this one.

Thanks
Lucy Breen
United Kingdom
Local time: 13:31
awareness of person/self
Explanation:
You do not need to say: presents, etc. awareness of person is enough.
Also, usually in metal health exams, the wording is: thought process and content intact.

Hope this helps
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lorenab23
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Local time: 05:31
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awareness of person/self


Explanation:
You do not need to say: presents, etc. awareness of person is enough.
Also, usually in metal health exams, the wording is: thought process and content intact.

Hope this helps


lorenab23
United States
Local time: 05:31
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PRO pts in category: 56
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Thanks for your help
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Asker: Many thanks for this, Very helpful, Loren


Peer comments on this answer (and responses from the answerer)
agree  Charles Davis: Would "pla" be an abbreviation of "plena"? // Yes, that's more likely
4 mins
  -> Could be, I am also tempted to think that it is a typo for "la" (look at the p & l on the keyboard) as in "no trastornos de la propiedad yoica"

agree  neilmac
33 mins
  -> Thank you Neil :-)

agree  Muriel Vasconcellos
5 hrs
  -> Gracias mi vecinita :-)
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