Exam of nares shows no obvious vascularic s/l "pasia" or active bleeding

I have recently type several reports for a doctor who uses "nare" as the singular form of nares. I only find "naris" in my research, no "nare". What is the correct singular form? Thanks, mscallan ...

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Thats what it sounds like - but can't find anything even close to that in my Tabors. Any ideas??? ...

Surgical reprot: I did not place a drain as I felt it best not to have an area for blood to evacuate so that it would hopefully clot and "s/l tam-pi-nod", which is a well-known principle. Not well known to me. Any suggestions? ...

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a bleeding disorder that s/l oipassovoy factor deficiency. tia. ...

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The fascia over the extensor tendon is clearly intact, and all bleeding was controlled s/l palmary raffle at the emergency department. ...

"Active range of motion of the left knee is approximately 3rd to 100 degrees." Is "3rd to 100 degree" the correct way to transcribe it? Thanks! ...

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Same patient as below who needed the sternal rubbing. He has massive GI bleeding and in the ER the doc says: "Protonix and s/l senospirin drip will be initiated." Any ideas what "s/l senospirin" could be? Could also be "fenospirin" or maybe "sporin" instead of "spirin"on the end. Lord lord lord. What *IS* this?? ...

Doing a report for a counseling and recovery center. Dr. says.... AIIMS exam showed mild involuntary movement of upper extremities and t____ assessment. Is it AIMS exam or Ames exam. I am also unsure of the blank, it sounds like it starts with the letter T. Thank you Thank you in advance! ...

compression fracture and marked ?"Gibbles" deformityï»¿. Patient is several years status post MVA with paraplegia, multiple surgeries, and complications. Thank you so much for helping! ...

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In physical examination, doctor describes pharynx with what sounds like PMG changes. P&G? PNG? BNG? Thank you in advance for any help! ...

evidence of acute infarct or significant abnormal intracranial enhancement. There are a few scattered s/l *pho-ki* of T2 and flare hyperintense signal which are nonspecific. ...

Exam of nares shows no obvious vascularic s/l "pasia" or active bleeding - Katie

Nevermind found it - Katie

Nevermind? - sm

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