Thanks, but definitely hearing hi or hyper
Posted By: shelly on 2008-03-06
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Subject: Thanks, but definitely hearing hi or hyper
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Hyper-CVAD is what i found. nm
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Subject: At the end of report, he now says hyper, er, um, hypothyroid - so must be Levothroid
Hypo, hyper, macro, micro
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Thanks CL! I'll double check if it's hypo or hyper. New dictator ...
Subject: Thanks CL! I'll double check if it's hypo or hyper. New dictator ...
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Subject: Yep, You are hearing one over four
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Subject: thanks. i'm not hearing the "c" though.
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