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What does the medical phrase The renal arteries are patent bilaterally and are single mean?
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This information means there is only one renal artery per kidney and both of them are open and without any obstructions. Many times there are multiple renal arteries or renal artery branches on each side.
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What does the medical term nares are patent mean?
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What does the phrase have an aneurysm mean?
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Difference between patent and patent pending?
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What is the medical term meaning no bladder?
There is not a medical term for the phrase no bladder.
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The phrase, The medical assistant acts as an agent of the physician means that the medical assistant takes the place of the physician and can treat the patient in the same manner as the physician can.
In medical terminology what is the suffix of anteroposterior?
There is no suffix to this phrase.
How do you say medical center in mad gab phrase?
many call cent her
What has the author Larry D Purnell written?
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What is dereliction of duty directly causing damage?
Neglect. The phrase is used often in medical malpractice.Also known as: "the four D's of medical negligence"
What phrase in the emergency room note tells you that patients chest is free of fluid or exudate's?
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What do you have to do to patent a phrase?
In the United States? You can't. You might be able to copyright it, or if you own a business, you might be able to reserve it as your trade mark. MIGHT, but then again might not. Is it a phrase that people already use? Your chances are pretty slim. The only things you can patent in the USA are 'inventions' (i.e., new physical things that can be manufactured), processes (i.e., new ways of making stuff), and for some bizarre reason, the details of which I forget just at this moment, computer software. Maybe you can convince a patent examiner that your phrase actually is a piece of computer software, but even if you could, it probably wouldn't hold up in court. (Any patent that's worth any money usually ends up as the subject of at least a threatened lawsuit if not a real one with a judge and a jury and lawyers and all.)
