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My first patient up for the morning: the schedule says 'Swallon Leg'. (Original Post) Aristus Oct 2018 OP
Heimlich maneuver? targetpractice Oct 2018 #1
It seems your patient is suffering from having COLGATE4 Oct 2018 #2
Well, I've mastered the art of waving birds away with a hearty "Git, git!" Aristus Oct 2018 #3
In that case I think it's safe to say that COLGATE4 Oct 2018 #4
I've got the magic touch. Aristus Oct 2018 #6
Yep. COLGATE4 Oct 2018 #7
Better than "ADR" (ain't doin right) hlthe2b Oct 2018 #5
A cold compress should reduce the Swallon. In_The_Wind Oct 2018 #8
I think they just had a vowel movement. Aristus Oct 2018 #9
I've heard tell that can be painful ... In_The_Wind Oct 2018 #10
Not as bad as consonantation. Aristus Oct 2018 #11

COLGATE4

(14,732 posts)
4. In that case I think it's safe to say that
Wed Oct 17, 2018, 11:26 AM
Oct 2018

your patient is well on his/her way to a complete recovery.

In_The_Wind

(72,300 posts)
8. A cold compress should reduce the Swallon.
Wed Oct 17, 2018, 11:34 AM
Oct 2018


Perhaps the ... ... individual who schedules your patients needs to slow down or learn how to spell.
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