Läbivaatlus

Läbivaatlus is an Estonian term that translates to "review," "inspection," "examination," or "observation" in English. The specific meaning of läbivaatlus depends heavily on the context in which it is used.

In a legal context, läbivaatlus can refer to a judicial review or an examination of evidence. For instance, a court might conduct a läbivaatlus of documents submitted by the parties involved in a case. In a broader administrative sense, it can mean an official inspection or audit to ensure compliance with regulations or standards. This could apply to anything from building safety inspections to financial audits.

In a medical setting, läbivaatlus refers to a physical examination performed by a healthcare professional to assess a patient's health. This might involve checking vital signs, listening to the heart and lungs, and general observation of the body.

The term also appears in everyday language. A läbivaatlus of a document could simply be a thorough reading to check for errors or to understand its content. Similarly, one might conduct a läbivaatlus of their own work or a project to assess its progress and identify areas for improvement. The core idea behind läbivaatlus is a systematic and often critical assessment of something to understand it better, identify issues, or confirm its condition.