Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Swedish term or phrase:
Mekaniska konsekvenser
English translation:
mechanical consequences
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Swedish term
Mekaniska konsekvenser
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Hello
In a table, this heading refers to things like back pain, hernias rheumatism and incontinence for example.
I just can't seem to find it.
"Mechanical trauma" in English seems to be used for the cause (blow, cut impact) and I've tried "mechanical consequences" in English but I'm not convinced.
Also, I don't think anything with motion would do the trick as we have "incontinence" in the list
So I thought this would be easy for me to find but it ain't
Can anyone help please?
Thanks
In a table, this heading refers to things like back pain, hernias rheumatism and incontinence for example.
I just can't seem to find it.
"Mechanical trauma" in English seems to be used for the cause (blow, cut impact) and I've tried "mechanical consequences" in English but I'm not convinced.
Also, I don't think anything with motion would do the trick as we have "incontinence" in the list
So I thought this would be easy for me to find but it ain't
Can anyone help please?
Thanks
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mechanical effects
Maybe this will work, depending on further context.
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Involuntary consequences
Or some other variant of mechanical, check Collins English Thesaurus for example.
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(Med.) Autonomic consequences; (leg.) automatism-related repercussions
My hunch of automatism in Eng criminal law - a sleepwalker strangles his girlfriend (actual case) or her boyfriend / husband - led me inexorably to a medically related term.
Example sentence:
Barron et al Autonomic Consequences of Stroke 115 coco msec1 2000 1000 005 015 02 025 O3 Hz 035 05 FIG 2. Graph of results of spectral analysis of heart rate variability in a 64-year-old man ....
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automatic effects // automatic consequences
with little certainty, as this is an offbeat suggestion.
Might work for you though.
Might work for you though.
Discussion
I though "automomic" was interesting but then why didn't the writer use the word in Swedish "autonom"?
Using the same reasoning, I ruled out "physiological" which crossed my mind.
I'm starting to think that the safest bet is therefore just to say "mechanical"
So if I close without giving points, please forgive me but I'm grateful for your help
Good question. Sorry that I did not think to give you this in my question
In contrast* to "metabola konseksvenser"
Type 2 diabetes
Artherosclerosis
Hypertension
Dyslipidemia
Cancer
Gallstones
NASH (non Alchoholic Steatohepatitis)
and "Intermediära konseksvenser"
Various psychological and social problems
Heart failure
Dementia
Gastroesophageal reflux
Low fertility
Impotency
Alzheimer
Premature death
Asthma
*Not really in contrast as there are two circles that overlap and the intermediary list falls within both circles (see Venn diagram if you don't follow me here)
To be honest, I was more asking about mechanical rather than consequences (but I'll take your comments into account
Other "symptoms" in this "mechanical" liste are sleep apnea, varicose veins and being accident-prone
Would we say "mechanical" for all these? That's my main problem at present