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Specializes in assisted living.

Hi!

Just wondering what "nausea with COP" means. I have never seen COP before! Any ideas? Thanks! :-)

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Specializes in HH, Peds, Rehab, Clinical.
Hi!

Just wondering what "nausea with COP" means. I have never seen COP before! Any ideas? Thanks! :-)

Change of position....

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Specializes in assisted living.

Thanks Colleen!

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Specializes in HH, Peds, Rehab, Clinical.
Thanks Colleen!

You're welcome!! Glad I could help =)

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Specializes in Med/Surg, DSU, Ortho, Onc, Psych.

It's probably: complaints of pain.

We aren't allowed to use too many abbreviations as people get confused and it can be dangerous. For your info, don't do this in the future with medical notes. If u get hauled up in court, you will be liable for not stating something clearly.

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I would think complaint of pain. I hate medical abbreviations that could mean so many things. Love htn, copd, DM, MO, etc., though :redpinkhe. I hate getting report sheets with vague abbreviations. What is POD :confused:? Saw that one recently.

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Specializes in Psych, Corrections, Med-Surg, Ambulatory.

Post-op day? Was the "pod" followed by a number?

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Context would be really helpful :)

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Specializes in Post Anesthesia.

So it isn't that sick feeling you get when you are in a hurry to get to work and you see the blue and red flashers in your mirror?

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Specializes in Peds/outpatient FP,derm,allergy/private duty.

:lol2: I was going to say "feels sick when she sees a police officer?"

Not even the Google helped me on that. They thought I meant nausea with a COPper IUD.

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