It was in the list of medications.
Posted By: Scribin on 2006-03-10
In Reply to: What's the context? - nm
Subject: It was in the list of medications.
I "think" it is a mouth rinse used by patient's on chemotherapy, non alcohol type of thing?? but I cannot find it ANYWHERE!!
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List of medications
Subject: List of medications
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Subject: The doctor is just giving a list of all medications.
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Subject: No, unfortunately it is just being dictated in the list of medications for the patient.
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Subject: Just my opinion... I never assume especially when it comes to a list of medications for a patient
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Subject: It is listed in the list of medications. Patient has diabetes, hypertension, and heart disease. nm
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