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In moderate malaise? - Amber
Posted: Sep 21, 2011
Pt who had shoulder surgery earlier in the day now comes in with vomiting x5 hours. In the PE, doc says "Pt in moderate s/l muh-lez, but no acute distress."
Could he be saying malaise or is there another term I am unfamiliar with?
malaise? - happyfeet
[ In Reply To ..]Sounds exactly like how one of my dictators says 'malaise' so I do believe that's it. No other term I know of close to that in the general descripton. Can you search old reports by that dictator to see terms they 'generally' use in the future?
Thanks! - Amber
[ In Reply To ..]I was thinking that is what it sounded like, but I hadn't heard anyone say "in moderate malaise" before so was unsure.
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