Anyone ever heard of throat mites? sm
Posted By: millie on 2007-07-17
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Subject: Anyone ever heard of throat mites? sm
He is saying it very clear....but never encountered this before...is it like dust mites or something? He says his roommate brought a cannister from the mountains and thinks this contributes to his symptoms....thanks!
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Subject: Think ear, nose, throat (ENT)
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Subject: has to do with throat lesions. nm
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Subject: Description of throat as
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Subject: s/l KBX or KVX for sore throat (NM)
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Subject: throat positive LAD?
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Subject: did the patient have a sore throat?
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Subject: fever, sore throat
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Subject: throat spray for endoscopy
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Subject: nose, throat, and monk?
I have never heard of this term, anyone else?
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Subject: s/l TC with throat injury. see inside
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Subject: Mouthwash for sore throat
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Subject: Strep throat slang?
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Subject: Looking for anatomical structure in the throat. sm
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Subject: "Magic Swizzle" for sore throat??? TIA....nm
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Subject: Might be tonsillopharyngeal if the throat, oropharynx isn't mentioned after this. nm
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Subject: ENT? Are you in the face, sinuses, throat, ears, where?? nm
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Subject: sounds like he is saying krudden sore throat
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Subject: Strep throat is fine unless client specifies
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Subject: Pt has strep throat and has developed fever blisters. sm
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a complete blank...TIA
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i never heard of that before.....sorry....nm
Subject: i never heard of that before.....sorry....nm
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Have not heard this one before.
Subject: Have not heard this one before.
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Subject: yes - heard that before - sm
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