Glossary entry (derived from question below)
French term or phrase:
Abdo SOI
English translation:
Abdomen soft, no guarding, no tenderness
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Abdo SOI
PLease can someone tell me what the SOI is referring to here? It is a medical report on man who has dementia and is in a list of symptoms...
Merci beaucoup,
Anne-Marie
| 3 +1 | Abdomen soft, no guarding, no tenderness |
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Proposed translations
Discussion
Rather basic me thinks, along with RAS.
Severity Of Illness
Solid Organ Injury
Take your pick.