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Your sentence is part of a neurologic exam. N/M

Posted By: AnnuderMTs on 2009-05-28
In Reply to: Headings - Cora

Subject: Your sentence is part of a neurologic exam. N/M

Unless you have one of the neurologic docs that splits his neuro exam down into separate headings (CRANIAL NERVES, MOTOR, REFLEXES, ETC.), the sentence with orientation and fundi both describe neurologic findings.


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