Published Jun 19, 2011
butterfly134
180 Posts
I'm studying for my BSN in ireland.....never heard of tele before. Oh and is EKG the same as what we call ECG? electrocardiogram? Sorry, I know these may sound like stupid questions!!
Esme12, ASN, BSN, RN
20,908 Posts
Tele can stand for telephone or telemetry.
te-lem-e-try (t-lm-tr)
n. The science and technology of automatic measurement and transmission of data by wire, radio, or other means from remote sources, as from space vehicles, to receiving stations for recording and analysis.
EKG and ECG are the same. Kind of like tomatoe, tomato.....potato,potatoe.....envelope,envelop
I hope that helped....
klone, MSN, RN
14,856 Posts
EKG is the German spelling (kardiogram). The physician who invented it was German, and it just kind of stuck.
Turd Ferguson
455 Posts
Tele= telemetry, when you hook up a cardiac monitor to a patient and can monitor their cardiac activity from the nurse's station.
ayla2004, ASN, RN
782 Posts
telemetry occrs in the UK were pt are attached to monitors, in Heart CarE/Cornary Care, HDU and ICU, RECOVERY AND A&E
turnforthenurse, MSN, NP
3,364 Posts
And EKG is the same as an ECG! I always tend to refer to it as an EKG
That's great thanks :) you learn something new everyday!!!
KarmaWiseRaven
251 Posts
Tele is Telephone. I thought they had Tele's in Ireland or is it England? kidding lol. It's what everyone else said i was just trying to be funny.. Anthony
MickeyTong
59 Posts
Tele is Telephone. I thought they had Tele's in Ireland or is it England?
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And labor&delivery
It's also tele-medicine. Used in "remote and rural" areas where access to specialist expertise is difficult. Like video-conferencing.