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When drs give test results, why would one refer to test results as satisfactory if normal? why not good or excellent? (e.g in echo results)
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Test results: Test results are either normal or not not normal. There is no gradation of results as being super-normal. One does not get better than normal.
Answered 12/5/2015
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