Jul 6, 2018 11:36
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Italian term
lingua asciutta normoesposta
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Medical
Medical (general)
From the physical examination in a medical report;
Cute e mucose disidrate, lingua asciutta normoesposta, blubi oculari in asse.
It's the 'normoesposta' that I'm not sure about. Does it just mean in normal position? The patient has had a stroke and the report is giving details of his current post-stroke condition so this would make sense. Is there a a better term?
Thanks
Cute e mucose disidrate, lingua asciutta normoesposta, blubi oculari in asse.
It's the 'normoesposta' that I'm not sure about. Does it just mean in normal position? The patient has had a stroke and the report is giving details of his current post-stroke condition so this would make sense. Is there a a better term?
Thanks
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4 | dry tongue, dry; not deviated /no deviation | Daniela Cannarella |
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dry tongue, dry; not deviated /no deviation
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https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3507660/