Thanks. I can hear the "on" now. He is slurring this together. NM
Posted By: ss on 2008-01-17
In Reply to: tears can be in the white-on-white zone - MT50
Subject: Thanks. I can hear the "on" now. He is slurring this together. NM
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Subject: you keep getting this "on the line" guy
looks good the way you have it. trust your instinct.
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Subject: It could be either - is the doc slurring so much you can't tell?
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Adduction is movement TOWARD the center of the body.
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Thanks to both. He was slurring and
Subject: Thanks to both. He was slurring and
now is saying it better. Yes, sensory. Just wanted to be sure.
Maybe slurring
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Subject: RE: Cervical collar: If he's clearly saying "on"...
You can't be faulted for typing verbatim.
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Subject: what about "on the order of" 170 systolic.
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Subject: MD says D5, not D50. Is he just slurring? See mssg
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Subject: Perhaps he was slurring through it, but it was sure two syllables. Thank you!
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Subject: Could it be that doc is slurring and means
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Subject: not slurring, C4 s/l HID or ash-a-dee paraplegia.nm
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Subject: slurring low sodium?
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Subject: doc is slurring s/l fastigal nystagmus.
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Subject: Taking into account any possible slurring...
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Subject: I started out doing radiology in 1990. I leaned the basic 4 "on the job" you might say. nm
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Subject: Any chance they are slurring flex/extend?
However, according to a google search, if this is an g-tube then it should Not be flex/extend
Hope this helps
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Subject: Found about 200 refs to upslurring and slurring. sm
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Subject: Might be slurring some kind of study, but nothing's ringing
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Subject: That's it. Can hear it clearly. Thanks so much!
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Subject: sorry I would have to actually hear that one I think. nm
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