general word help
Posted By: JCG33 on 2008-01-10
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On physical doc says slight s/l cog wheeling or something to that nature to explain upper extremities at the elbow. Any ideas?? Cannot find word.
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Subject: Help with general term...sm
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Subject: Yes, that's right. It means in general.
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Subject: Can a general anesthesia be..
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Subject: General exam would be fine. (nm)
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Subject: Just a general question on format
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Subject: This is probably so off the mark, but could it be general mask?
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Subject: general range or gommelin????
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