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(no subject)From: ainsron@msn.comSat Aug 19 09:19:03 2000
Agreed, with the exceptions that I do cervical checks starting at 36 wks, unless the head is still ballotable and I check BP sitting, unless it is elevated, then I check on Left side. My rationale for sitting BP is that patients are ambulating most of the time and I want to see what is happening in their "normal" state.
-- Ronald E. Ainsworth, MD
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