IMGindian
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Patient is W/N, W/D and in NAD...
I guess NAD is for "no apparent distress" ....what are the other two for??
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| claudia_i
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As long as they aren't in the official abbreviation list you cannot use them, so why bother?
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| blueberry
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Yeah, not in the list. You cannot use them in the real exam!
W/D (well developed), W/N (well nourished).
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| chemamr
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NAD = no acute distress.
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| katzung
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i thought NAD was nothing abnormal detectable!!!
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