q.shift
Posted By: paige on 2009-06-08
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Subject: q.shift
i mean whether in this sentence q.shift is valid of not
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the doc says fetal heart checks q.shift. can we put q.shift or is it something else.
q.shift
Subject: q.shift
well the specifics don't actually mention about this, but i wanted to know whether there is something as q.shift
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Subject: q.shift
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Subject: yes - it just means "every" shift, so it does make
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Subject: Cute! Glad you had a good laugh to break up your shift! :) nm
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Subject: may be referring to crepitations with lateral pivot shift of the knee. If you clearly hear it,
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Subject: He does have a mild s/l pivot lie, but no significant pivot shift
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