Oropharynx without exudates without s/l malipoty 3. TIA
Posted By: ori on 2007-01-20
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exudates....NM
Subject: exudates....NM
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Exudates?
Subject: Exudates?
Is there a plural form of exudate (exudates) or is it just exudate? If no S, do you always use "is" or can "are" work also? (There is no exudate or can it sometimes be, there are no exudate) Thanks.
exudates is correct just like you have fluids. nm
Subject: exudates is correct just like you have fluids. nm
They can be seen sharp and clear, not obscured with exudates, tumors, etc. nm
Subject: They can be seen sharp and clear, not obscured with exudates, tumors, etc. nm
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Oropharynx class ?? help
Subject: Oropharynx class ?? help
Hello all - I can't seem to find this anywhere but it sounds to me like "oropharynx is crowded, s/l malenpotty class 3".
Anyone have any ideas?
Thanks much, Jenny
Oropharynx class ??? help
Subject: Oropharynx class ??? help
Thank you SO much for your fast reply & infinite knowledge!!!
Jenny
oropharynx reveals
Subject: oropharynx reveals
sounds like "A class 3 melanpotty".... clueless!
Oropharynx grade?
Subject: Oropharynx grade?
He says: s/l enac grade III, that's roman numeral 3, oropharynx.
He is NOT saying Mallampati, not even close.
oropharynx s/l *edentulist*, no nodes...
Subject: oropharynx s/l *edentulist*, no nodes...
This is under physical exam.
ENT: Oropharynx *edentualist* no nodes.
TIA.
oropharynx is pink without s/l mucosinus?
Subject: oropharynx is pink without s/l mucosinus?
could "normal hair" be oropharynx sm
Subject: could "normal hair" be oropharynx sm
WAG but (n)ORmoPHARyx something?
Oropharynx does not reveal any (s/l) "___flexia" or thrush.
Subject: Oropharynx does not reveal any (s/l) "___flexia" or thrush.
Thanks in advance.
Might be tonsillopharyngeal if the throat, oropharynx isn't mentioned after this. nm
Subject: Might be tonsillopharyngeal if the throat, oropharynx isn't mentioned after this. nm
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