Gość: Ania IP: 66.189.0.* 07.04.04, 11:12 czy slyszeliscie o takim wyrazeniu: "prosthetic device" w odroznieniu do "cosmetic device"? gdzies musi byc bledna literowka. dzieki Ania Odpowiedz Link Zgłoś Obserwuj wątek Podgląd Opublikuj
Gość: Ania Re: pilna pomoc IP: 66.189.0.* 07.04.04, 11:58 chodzi o okulary, aby podciagnac je wlasnie nie pod cosmetic device. ANia Odpowiedz Link Zgłoś
Gość: marek Re: pilna pomoc IP: *.visp.energis.pl 07.04.04, 19:22 I think prothetic-something to do with the teeth. Odpowiedz Link Zgłoś
jadefish Re: pilna pomoc 08.04.04, 03:30 nie podalas enough info to tell what you are asking about exactly, ale byc moze rozchodzi sie o to, ze a "prosthesis" to zwykle cos co jest wymagane zeby "normalnie" funkcjonowac, a cos "cosmetic" nie jest wymagane, ale ladnie wyglada. Gdzie ta granica jest dokladnie chyba zalezy. Takie rozroznienia czesto robia firmy ubezpieczeniowe, tzn. placa za rzeczy terapeutyczne (np. jesli rozwalisz sobie twarz w wypadku) ale nie kosmetyczne (chcesz poprawic nos i usta bo Ci sie nie podobaja.) Ponizej usage from the web: pros·thet·ic adj. Serving as or relating to a prosthesis. Of or relating to prosthetics. pros·the·sis n. pl. pros·the·ses (-sz) An artificial device used to replace a missing body part, such as a limb, tooth, eye, or heart valve. Replacement of a missing body part with such a device. Cosmetic Products The FD&C Act also defines a cosmetic5 as an article intended to be rubbed, poured, sprinkled, or sprayed on, introduced into, or otherwise applied to the human body or any part thereof for cleansing, beautifying, promoting attractiveness, or altering the appearance. A soft lens manufacturer that wants to market soft plano diopter lenses only to alter the appearance of a person's eye color is not making a medical or therapeutic marketing claim. This is a cosmetic marketing claim, since by definition a cosmetic is an article introduced into or applied to the body or to a body part in order to alter the appearance. It is confusing that a soft plano contact lens may have more than one intended use, either as a medical/therapeutic device, or as a cosmetic device. The differentiating point is the management of a medical condition, such as a disfiguring pathology, compared to a color change to a "normal" eye. Marketing a soft plano contact lens for use on a normal, healthy eye to change the wearer's apparent eye color solely for decorative purposes is a cosmetic intended use rather than a medical or therapeutic intended use. Gość portalu: Ania napisał(a): > czy slyszeliscie o takim wyrazeniu: > > "prosthetic device" w odroznieniu do "cosmetic device"? > > gdzies musi byc bledna literowka. > > dzieki > Ania Odpowiedz Link Zgłoś
Gość: Ania Re: pilna pomoc IP: 66.189.0.* 09.04.04, 07:01 dziekuje bardzo za pomoc dokladnie tak jest jak napisales. Pisze papier, (request) o uznanie okularow za rzecz niezbedna, a nie tylko za kosmetyczna. ...You know that the social worker will be skeptical about a claim that the eye is needed to maintain the patient's "ego equilibrium", but you don't feel that that point is stretched beyond the truth. serdecznie dziekuje Ania Odpowiedz Link Zgłoś