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    what is R/O Gout?

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      It is a medical terminology short cut when diagnosing a patient.
      Rule Out Gout. This usually indicates lab work will be done to see if you have Gout.
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      14 years ago. Rating: 1
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        It means rule out Gout.
        Like if a doctor writes orders for you to get a blood test for gout, or whatever, he has to put down a reason on the Rx pad, so he writes '' Rule out _________'' what ever he thinks you may have
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