Are you sure this is a GI medication. There is Surfaxin, but this is for respiratory distress.
Posted By: MT50 on 2007-12-05
In Reply to: GI medication s/l zafaxin - tried about every spelling I can think of. nm - Thanks for your help...
Subject: Are you sure this is a GI medication. There is Surfaxin, but this is for respiratory distress.
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Subject: Surfaxin is correct
Not sure about the second word. Is this an ESL doc?
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Subject: how about alert and in no acute distress or some variation of this?
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Subject: respiratory phasicity?
respiratory phasicity?
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nm
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