Normal language and recall on s/l breeves testing
Posted By: Kelley on 2009-04-27
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Neurological exam: Normal language and recall on s/l reeves or breeves testing?
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Subject: Don't recall ever tying it that way, but....
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Subject: He does not recall any distint PRODRUM of injury in this area?? TIA
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Subject: I'm trying to recall another word for the sutures of the skull bones??..nm
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Language dysfunction
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s/l it.
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Subject: ESL = English as second language See msg
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Subject: Well...my docs always said endometrial thickness, I have never heard endometrious that I can recall. nm
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Subject: ESL - English second language (foreigner)
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Subject: wow, in some other language sialagog means
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Subject: common phrase in English language, but
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testing
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Subject: quite possible--I'm testing--if not sure, should...
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Subject: yes, but this has to do with particular testing
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