postoperative day # (sm)
Posted By: clunybrown on 2009-01-12
In Reply to: Postoperative days - Pugmom
Subject: postoperative day # (sm)
I always type postoperative day # and I've never gotten any negative feedback for it. You might want to check with your particular QA department to get their take on it. P.S. I use the abbreviation "pod" for this.
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