Dr says patient is not "microalbunemic" but that is not a word what you put?
Posted By: MT mom of 3 on 2008-05-02
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Subject: Dr says patient is not "microalbunemic" but that is not a word what you put?
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Subject: one word in Stedman's cardiology and The Surgical Word Book
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Subject: It's a real word, with cholera being the root word. nm
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Can you hear the word "on" before the word inspiration?
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basic grammar here
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Subject: If you read the first poster's question word for word,sm
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After the word marked, it may souond like the next word begins with a d.
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What is the word before Nare-A. The other word is ballottable.
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word endings word list?
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Subject: Patient given PPD - sm pls
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Subject: HIV patient. Please sm.
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Subject: do you have a Dx on this patient, and
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Subject: new patient
 On a new patient is this how it should be put? the doctor says it with chief complaint~~~~CHIEF COMPLAINT: New patient, arm pain.
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Subject: OD q.d.? Is it for the patient's eye? nm
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Subject: What is the patient's dx? nm
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The patient has a ... (sm)
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POing??? or just change to eating? It's a 3-month-old baby girl.
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Subject: but patient has URI, not UTI, yes? (nm)
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Subject: Perhaps it has to do with what he is seeing the patient for..
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nm
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