Can you hear 34 weeks instead of 24?
Posted By: birdlady on 2008-02-25
In Reply to: What is considered term pregnancy? - Please s/m
Subject: Can you hear 34 weeks instead of 24?
Will leave out the quotation marks this time.
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Subject: says ൮ & 5 weeks gestation." type 38- 5/7 weeks gestation? nm
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Subject: + weeks or plus weeks?
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Subject: weeks' (BOS pg 28)
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Subject: one weeks' time...............nm
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Subject: Pregnancy: 40 and 4 weeks??
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Subject: IUP at 30 and 6 weeks gestation
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Subject: yes, 25-5/7 weeks is correct
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Subject: 42 weeks' gestation
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Subject: 28 weeks 4 days OR 28 weeks and 4 days OR 28 weeks, 4 days
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...thanks (am so sick of this BS).
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Subject: 4 weeks' time nm
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Subject: 39 weeks' 3 days' gestation?
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Subject: My docs also say 23+5 weeks gestation.
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Subject: Reevaluate in a week's or a weeks time? Thanks nm
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Subject: 2 weeks' time and 1 week's supply nm
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Subject: Gestational age - 35 weeks 1 day - never a comma or "and" Correct?
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Subject: The patient s/l dinatine with 50% weightbearing status for six weeks. I thought maybe *sm*
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Subject: One Weeks' Time or One Week's Time
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Subject: I do not hear that
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or can you hear..................nm
Subject: or can you hear..................nm
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Subject: can you hear VRE - this has been associated
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Subject: That's it. Can hear it clearly. Thanks so much!
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cortical; he was not an ESL and said it 5 or 6 times in the report.
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Subject: Used to hear that a lot. sm
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can you hear...
Subject: can you hear...
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Subject: Can you hear
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