"and is having a lot of swelling and edema in the nasal mucosa." .nm
Posted By: alm on 2006-09-26
In Reply to: Okay, now I'm really confused - Kathy
Subject: "and is having a lot of swelling and edema in the nasal mucosa." .nm
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...probably "and edema of the...", not "at the dame"
Subject: ...probably "and edema of the...", not "at the dame"
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Subject: physical exam: The nasal mucosa is crowded w/o *cobofonin*. Any ideas? Thanks. sm
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Subject: oral mucosa *apyrric" mucosa...thx nm
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Pt on hospice...Peripheral edema, woody, heavy edema, "rabatik" appearance of bilateral legs,
Subject: Pt on hospice...Peripheral edema, woody, heavy edema, "rabatik" appearance of bilateral legs,
Merocel nasal packing and MeroGel nasal dressing
Subject: Merocel nasal packing and MeroGel nasal dressing
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...mucosa, etc. NM
Subject: ...mucosa, etc. NM
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mucosa?? just a thought. nm
Subject: mucosa?? just a thought. nm
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hilar mucosa?
Subject: hilar mucosa?
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Oral mucosa...
Subject: Oral mucosa...
Buccal Mucosa
Subject: Buccal Mucosa
The doc is aspirating a cyst...states "The cyst wall was perforated and approximately 2 cc of s/l sebrin or severum was evacuated." Any clues?
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puprical mucosa?
Subject: puprical mucosa?
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Papular mucosa? nm
Subject: Papular mucosa? nm
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moist mucosa? nm
Subject: moist mucosa? nm
She's definitely saying erythematous mucosa.
Subject: She's definitely saying erythematous mucosa.
perhaps tracheal mucosa
Subject: perhaps tracheal mucosa
buchal mucosa?
Subject: buchal mucosa?
Just a guess.
I would go with "and."
Subject: I would go with "and."
Either the way you have it or use "and"
Subject: Either the way you have it or use "and"
x
I don't think the "and" is necessary -
Subject: I don't think the "and" is necessary -
those are the upper sacroiliac joints.
Yes, use the "and." SIJ is different from
Subject: Yes, use the "and." SIJ is different from
x
another possibility is buccal mucosa nm
Subject: another possibility is buccal mucosa nm
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Nose has erythematous mucosa?
Subject: Nose has erythematous mucosa?
Why can't the mucosa be pale? I think pallor is okay.
Subject: Why can't the mucosa be pale? I think pallor is okay.
oral buccal mucosa?
Subject: oral buccal mucosa?
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mucal mucosa or mucomucosa
Subject: mucal mucosa or mucomucosa
 I know this is a common question, but can't remember if either/or is correct? Please help!!
Could doc being saying "and as well as" paraspinal...? sm :)
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Could it be "and Tisseel"
Subject: Could it be "and Tisseel"
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may be "and diphteroid" nm
Subject: may be "and diphteroid" nm
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probably "and cardia"
Subject: probably "and cardia"
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could this be "involving" instead of "and ..."
Subject: could this be "involving" instead of "and ..."
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That's it! "And" sounded like "N". Thank you very much!
Subject: That's it! "And" sounded like "N". Thank you very much!
I would make it 1 with an "and" between
Subject: I would make it 1 with an "and" between
x
If he said "and" then no, I would not hyphenate it.
Subject: If he said "and" then no, I would not hyphenate it.
x
Swelling?
Subject: Swelling?
I've done orthopedic examinations where "symmetrical with no swelling" was used. I know that doesn't sound like "farming," but a lot of doctors don't speak clearly and if you listen to it again with "swelling" in mind, see if it could possibly be swelling.
swelling?
Subject: swelling?
swelling?
Probably saying the oral mucosa at the speed of light. nm
Subject: Probably saying the oral mucosa at the speed of light. nm
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Subject: really bad ESL says oral mucosa and lips show
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The next sentence was "We then elevated the mucosa." nm
Subject: The next sentence was "We then elevated the mucosa." nm
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Subject: there is good s/l esterization of the vaginal mucosa.
Desiccating pneumonia? (breakdown of mucosa)?? nm
Subject: Desiccating pneumonia? (breakdown of mucosa)?? nm
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I wonder if it could be Protonix "and Lomotil"? nm
Subject: I wonder if it could be Protonix "and Lomotil"? nm
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I would guess "marking pen" and maybe "and um" or something else after.
Subject: I would guess "marking pen" and maybe "and um" or something else after.
"and TMs" (tympanic membranes) nm
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"as well as" does not equal "and"
Subject: "as well as" does not equal "and"
i.e., the phrase isn't a conjunction and doesn't get treated the same way in a sentence. So your first choice is correct. I find that a lot of docs dictate w, x, y as well as z. I always change this to w, x and y as well as z.
Good catch.
"as well as" does not equal "and"
Subject: "as well as" does not equal "and"
i.e., the phrase isn't a conjunction and doesn't get treated the same way in a sentence. So your first choice is correct. I find that a lot of docs dictate "w, x, y as well as z." I always change this to w, x and y as well as z.
Good catch.
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Subject: possibly "and conical"?
maybe saying urticaria "and" dermatitis ??
Subject: maybe saying urticaria "and" dermatitis ??
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Subject: lymphoid swelling nm
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Maybe corona swelling?
Subject: Maybe corona swelling?
could he be stumbling over swelling?
Subject: could he be stumbling over swelling?
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