This is pt's abdomen. Per family this is supposed to be a bi | Figure 1
melrn2004
Registered Nurse
This is pt's abdomen. Per family this is supposed to be a birthmark. Extends to side, back, and labia. Raised, irregular, brown, and black. Any comments?
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