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Query about clinical notes notation

zell12 · 2018-04-08 10:35:30

What does it mean when a nurse/medic writes Bg: on clinical notes in ED? It then describes a scene where/how the patient is found as described by the paramedic. Then next line is on arrival: at ED and gives description of vital signs etc

08-04-2018 10:35am

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What does it mean when a nurse/medic writes Bg: on clinical notes in ED?
It then describes a scene where/how the patient is found as described by the paramedic.
Then next line is on arrival: at ED and gives description of vital signs etc

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Abbreviation for Background?

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#3 08-04-2018 10:57am

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Of course! It does not appear in any clinical notation used by medics online.
Thanks.

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