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Tympanic membrame s/l mime/MIME? - NDMT
Posted: Aug 24, 2011
During the HEENT exam the doc says: "Tympanic membrane s/l mime with good light reflex on the right external auditory canal, occluded with cerumen on the left." What would the "mime" be?? Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
benign - thats what I would think
[ In Reply To ..]TMs benign
Benign totally makes sense... - NDMT
[ In Reply To ..]..and yet it really sounded like "mime"--I wasn't sure if this was an acronym I didn't know. It was my only blank, so I'll have to wait and see if this dictator uses this term again. Thanks for your help!
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