calor?

Posted By: clhmt on 2006-12-17
In Reply to: Skin has normal 'character' and pigmentation nm - tiny

Subject: calor?

cal�or
n.
The bodily heat indicating an inflammation.

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Skin has normal 'character' and pigmentation nm - tiny
- calor? - clhmt
- skin sm - Speedqueen
- turgor? - pdqtrans
  - thanks - turgor def. makes more sense, but still hearing character - this is a new ESL doc - tiny

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Subject: calor

Might me saying "no calor" . calor is heat. dolor is pain. rubor is redness etc. See below.

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Heat, as one of the four signs of inflammation (c., rubor, tumor, dolor) enunciated by Celsus.

calor?, sm
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Calor: heat, as one of the four signs of inflammation (c., rubor, tumor, dolor)

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Hey, when I look up rubor it references calor and dolor! You are good! nm
Subject: Hey, when I look up rubor it references calor and dolor! You are good! nm

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I need the correct spelling for the drug CALOR.. I am not able to fine it. Thanks a bunch
Subject: I need the correct spelling for the drug CALOR.. I am not able to fine it. Thanks a bunch