caròtides

caròtides

Caròtides: The carotid arteries in the neck that supply blood to the brain, neck, and face.

In this sentence, 'caròtides' refers to the anatomical term for the carotid arteries, highlighting their function.

Les caròtides són artèries que porten sang al cervell.

The carotid arteries are arteries that carry blood to the brain.

Here, 'caròtides' is used in a medical context to refer to the arteries being evaluated.

Després de l'accident, van fer una ecografia de les caròtides per veure si estaven afectades.

After the accident, they performed an ultrasound on the carotid arteries to check if they were affected.

In this instance, 'caròtides' emphasizes a physical sensation of the arteries under the skin.

Un cop bufat l'aire fred, pots sentir les caròtides pulsar sota la pell.

Once cold air is blown, you can feel the carotid arteries pulsing under the skin.