CPM both instances
Posted By: mt3 on 2009-06-25
In Reply to:
Subject: CPM both instances
What does CPM mean in both instances? I believe the 1st para is correct, unsure of the second though. tia.
I do not think we need to remove the suture at this time, but instead I would have her return in about 10 days for the suture removal. She is to continue on the **continuous passive motion** until that time. (or would it be continue present management?)
Also....She has been unable to get TED hose on so she has had pretty dramatic swelling in her lower extremity. The **CPM** that was ordered postoperative has not been used very much in her rehab hospital.
Complete Discussion Below:  marks the location of current message within thread
The messages you are viewing
are archived/old.
To view latest messages and participate in discussions, select
the boards given in left menu
Other related messages found in our database
I use your in these instances. nm
Subject: I use your in these instances. nm
nm
Your use of followup is correct in both instances.
Subject: Your use of followup is correct in both instances.
And, yes, doctors still address attorneys as Esquire occassionally.
I googled it and found lots of instances of it being used as ileocolectomy (nm)
Subject: I googled it and found lots of instances of it being used as ileocolectomy (nm)
|
