As opposed to hypoxic...

Posted By: Patty on 2009-06-05
In Reply to: me again - pt with pulse and sats fluctuations - doc - vn

Subject: As opposed to hypoxic...

Normal not low. I can see that. :-)

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me again - pt with pulse and sats fluctuations - doc - vn
- As opposed to hypoxic... - Patty
  - is it actually a word - or did he make it up? - vn
    - I think it's made up since it can't be documented - Patty
      - thank you so much! it does make sense, I've just - vn

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