Snowglobe Sign
From Gomerpedia
Snowglobe sign is positive when you remove a patient’s sock and you see a flurry of dry, exfoliated skin, reminiscent of a snowglobe. The finding is nonspecific, but often indicates you have an elderly patient.[1][2][3][4]
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Gomerblog References
- ↑ Combative Little Old Lady Requires Record-Breaking 11-to-1 Sitter
- ↑ Sweet Little Old Lady Has Impressive Vocabulary of Profanity
- ↑ Pleasantly Demented Woman Drops Cutest Little F-Bombs
- ↑ What Kind of Older Hospitalized Patient Do You Want to Be?
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