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Re: UK Pap rules was Sexual abuse was Spanking babiesFrom: GA12L@aol.comMon Feb 27 16:45:20 2006
In a message dated 27/02/2006 23:26:54 GMT Standard Time, RModugno@aol.com writes: It depends on the time of day, whether I'm in the OR ( theatre), the office ( the surgery - boy ain't English great!), I'm getting used to the terminology now. But office sounds strange as an office is an office with computers, filing cabinets, phones and a lot of people pen pushing which I am sure doesn't describe your office. <<Let's say she comes in at 11pm and is in the 'latent phase' - I may not see her till rounds at 7am. >> So you do recognise the latent phase of labour! You see I was led to believe you didn't (not from here I might add). And I am not against vaginal exams, sometimes they are necessary but as one who's been on the receiving end I found it painful and undignified. And I never thought for a minute that you went in when the head was on the perineum. So how often are you on call? At what point do you get called in? Do you have to work the next day if you've been called out overnight? Do you ever get called out too soon? Sorry for all the questions, I am interested and this is not a stick to beat you over the head with. Gail
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