I figured it out to be "ulnar" strength testing - THANKS
Posted By: mt on 2007-07-26
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Subject: I figured it out to be "ulnar" strength testing - THANKS
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S/L "Pradus obturate" kinda, but kindy slurred. I am totally stumped.
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Subject: no, definitely es, so I am sure extra strength?
he just could say that could he. LOL.
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Subject: No, I doubt it since grip strength was 35/50..
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Figured it out.
Sorry, I hate it when I make it more difficult than it really is. I was thinking he was saying something more scientific, but he was actually just saying: As is his sister and parents.
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