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ASR also typed pt is 81 cm dilated!!! nm

Posted By: Pugmom on 2009-05-08
In Reply to: Oh Good Golley - Fur neg, pulley neg? - Pugmom

Subject: ASR also typed pt is 81 cm dilated!!! nm

Yikes!


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Subject: Usually hear how much dilated, how much effaced, and where the head is, so sm...

it would be something like patient presents at 7 cm dilation, 50% effaced, with the head at -1, or sometimes just as numbers with slashes 7/50/-1. I'm not positive of the order of the values, though. Maybe someone more experienced with OB notes can help you there. You wouldn't have specific numbers like 6.9 etc., at least not that I've ever heard of. nm
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Subject: That is what I have always typed

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Subject: I have typed that. I think they just mean the x-ray...

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Subject: no, just exactly like i typed.......nm

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Subject: Thank you. I have typed this many times but could not think right now.


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Subject: No need for duh!! I just have typed a lot of ortho!!! nm


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