Abbreviation (PT>EN): CHAAAE

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Hello all

Can anyone help me with the abbreviation " CHAAAE " in a Braz. Pt. medical

report?

It's in the Physical Examination, after BEG (bom estado geral).

Consciente? / corado?, hidratado? ...?

All the best

Owen

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Exame físico:

BEG (Bom estado geral); CHAAAE (corada, hidratada, anictérica, acianótica,

afebril e eupneica)

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[Guest guest]

Hello Annie

Thanks a lot - but I'm intrigued as to how you found this. I Googled but

only got two hits where the initials weren't expanded.

All the best

Owen

At 12:52 05/04/2005 +0200, you wrote:

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>Exame físico:

>BEG (Bom estado geral); CHAAAE (corada, hidratada, anictérica, acianótica,

>afebril e eupneica)

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>http://vanquisherbr.blogspot.com/

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>/ar

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