physical examination doc says, 2+ peripheral pulses

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physical examination doc says, 2+ peripheral pulses - gabby

How about: EXTREMITIES: Peripheral pulses 2+ - just changing the order is all.

well, just never thought of it that way. THanks - gabby

All accord to your account specifics. We use - "there are" or like other poster, switch word arou

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