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HEENT s/l gershin normal? - Honeymama

Posted: Feb 19, 2011

HEENT s/l gershin normal?

you need to give the surrounding words/sentence - .

surrounding words - Honeymama

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It is part of the examination with no words around it. Simply "HEENT: ____ normal." I think "grossly normal" might be what he is saying. I am going to put that and flag it.

thanks - agree with grossly normal - .

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Grossly normal? SM - Em

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I can actually make that sound like gershin normal if I say it really fast with an accent.

Thank you - Honeymama

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I do believe that's it. Thanks!!

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