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satiety

Posted By: michelle on 2007-03-13
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satiety suh-TY-uh-tee, noun:
The state of being full or gratified to or beyond the point of satisfaction.


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satiety
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I think satiety is the word...thanks for the help!
? early satiety ? (nm)
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early satiety --- yay!!!
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early satiety
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everyone seems to get stuck on that one... google it, you'll like the meaning, and, you'll never forget it....
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Anorexia/early satiety, or anorexia, early satiety
Subject: Anorexia/early satiety, or anorexia, early satiety

I know anorexia usually correlates with early satiety, so if the doctor, who is dictating commas throughout, does not dictate a comma between anorexia and early satiety.......would I use a virgule? Or would it make sense to comma it.


 


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Early satiety or melena or jaundice
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Early satiety? It means stomach feels full very quickly.....sm
Subject: Early satiety? It means stomach feels full very quickly.....sm

sometimes sign of GI problems, like delayed gastric emptying, etc.  Does it sound like that?