#1 is venostasis ulceration, #2 varicose veins...
Posted By: 2 separate conditions........2 diagnoses...N/M on 2007-11-08
In Reply to: Wound care question - Country MT
Subject: #1 is venostasis ulceration, #2 varicose veins...
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1) ulceration 2) varicose veins nm
Subject: 1) ulceration 2) varicose veins nm
Perhaps saying venous stasis ulceration, varicose veins?
Subject: Perhaps saying venous stasis ulceration, varicose veins?
Is it in regard to varicose veins?
Subject: Is it in regard to varicose veins?
What is it about?
varicose veins? Can you hear cellulitis? nm
Subject: varicose veins? Can you hear cellulitis? nm
S/L Jobe's stocking for varicose veins?
Subject: S/L Jobe's stocking for varicose veins?
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PE on consult lower extremity edema with multiple varicose veins. NO CORDAL LACK OBSTRUCTION
Subject: PE on consult lower extremity edema with multiple varicose veins. NO CORDAL LACK OBSTRUCTION
This is a new dictator to me - has a accent. S/L CORDAL LACK OBSTRUCTION. Any help??
TRIVEX or TriVex?? varicose veins-need proper capitalization
Can anyone confirm the proper capitalization of this procedure? I cannot find it in any book I have and Google gives it many ways.
Thanks!
thebesian veins? smallest cardiac veins. nm
Subject: thebesian veins? smallest cardiac veins. nm
No jugular veins in legs, either!! Jugular veins are in the NECK!
Subject: No jugular veins in legs, either!! Jugular veins are in the NECK!
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Probably venostasis changes
Subject: Probably venostasis changes
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definitely venostasis.....*S*
Subject: definitely venostasis.....*S*
venostasis
Subject: venostasis
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something still not right; s/l oral affis ulceration
Subject: something still not right; s/l oral affis ulceration
Hi...
I thought I had it, but I keep replaying and it really sounds like
oral affis ulceration; add Famvir and Magic Mouthwash.
oral aphthous ulceration nm
Subject: oral aphthous ulceration nm
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oral aphthous ulceration - nm
Subject: oral aphthous ulceration - nm
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Venous stasis/venostasis...sm
Subject: Venous stasis/venostasis...sm
Is there a preferred way to transcribe venostasis/venous stasis? I've always typed venostatis (in reference to changes in the extremity). QA person saying that venostasis is "treatment of CHF by compression proximal veins of the extremities with tourniquets" taken from Stedman's dictionary... your thoughts? Thank you!
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venous stasis or venostasis
Subject: venous stasis or venostasis
"The patient had a right lower extremity venous stasis/venostasis and cellulitis." These 2 sound exactly alike. Which is correct? Thanks.
venous stasis vs venostasis.
Subject: venous stasis vs venostasis.
Both are correct. "o" is the combining form and thus acceptable as venostasis. Some dictators will use the combined form and some will use two separate words, I go with what the dictator says.
Ven = venous
stasis = cessation/impairment of flow thus ven "o" statis.
venous stasis vs venostasis.
Subject: venous stasis vs venostasis.
Both are correct. "o" is the combining form and thus acceptable as venostasis. Some dictators will use the combined form and some will use two separate words, I go with what the dictator says.
Ven = venous
stasis = cessation/impairment of flow thus ven "o" stasis.
Venous ulceration occurs mostly in the gaiter area of the leg
Subject: Venous ulceration occurs mostly in the gaiter area of the leg
Right leg (is) varicose
Subject: Right leg (is) varicose
Varicosity = the state of being *varicose*
Excerpts from Dorland's:
varicose (var·i·cose) (var´ĭ-kôs) [L. varicosus] pertaining to a varix; unnaturally and permanently distended. Called also variceal and variciform.
varicosis (var·i·co·sis) (var”ĭ-ko´sis) [L.] varicosity (def. 1).
varicosity (var·i·cos·i·ty) (var”ĭ-kos´ĭ-te) 1. a varicose condition; the state of being varicose. Called also varication, varicosis, and phlebectasia. 2. varix. 3. varicose vein.
Varicose? N/M
Subject: Varicose? N/M
NM
varicose?
Subject: varicose?
Now it sounds like "vecro" is this a short way of saying varicose? I've never done ortho before... on a deadline, HELP!!!
Duffy 3 size varicose vein
Subject: Duffy 3 size varicose vein
lower extremity on the lateral thigh beginning at the mid-thigh level extending down to the knee and then across the knee to the proximal lateral calf is a duffy 3 size varicose vein
Any help?
s/l "decor veins"
Subject: s/l "decor veins"
de Quervain's (disease)
"decra" veins?
Subject: "decra" veins?
I'm doing an ortho sugeon, and there is a patient with wrist pain. He says he thinks he has "decra" veins... any ideas??
s/l right decuer veins release
Subject: s/l right decuer veins release
jugular veins in legs?
Subject: jugular veins in legs?
I work for vascular surgeons and I've never heard of any veins in the legs that even sound like jugular veins.
Nevermind....got it, telangectasia ...spider veins...got it
Subject: Nevermind....got it, telangectasia ...spider veins...got it
Sounds like "chiller" venous veins appear normal. sm
Subject: Sounds like "chiller" venous veins appear normal. sm
The patient is moribund. She is unable to speak at the current time and does not respond to sternal rub. "Chiller" venous veins appear normal. Site of the PEG tube is normal without any evidence of exudates.
She is 92 years old and comfort-care only. Here is some past history:
Past medical history is significant for progressive dysphagia leading to frequent bouts of aspiration secondary to a prior cerebrovascular accident in 1997, recent admission for probable aspiration bronchitis/pneumonia, history of hypertension, history of thyroid replacement therapy, history of possible dehydration. She has a prior history of cataract, prior history of gallbladder surgery, recent PEG placement in 11/2005, status post TAH-BSO at age 40 and eyelid surgery in January 2002, history of chest pain admission in February 1996, history of cerebrovascular accident of the right internal capsule in June 1997, and history of TIA in August 2003.
Please tell me there are no jugular veins in the lungs. Did this doctor go med school?
Jugular veins end at bottom of the neck to subclavian veins, so how in the heck are there jugular veins in the lungs? He has to be in the neck!!!
I think it helps open up veins, thereby helping circulation. (nm)
Subject: I think it helps open up veins, thereby helping circulation. (nm)
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Wikipedia or Google spider veins...links inside
Subject: Wikipedia or Google spider veins...links inside
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spider_veins
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=spider+vein&aq=f&oq=
Pilex (ilex shrinks enlarged veins, controls bleeding and hastens the healing process in the anorect
Subject: Pilex (ilex shrinks enlarged veins, controls bleeding and hastens the healing process in the anorectal region)
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