"horizontal" or "horizontal gaze" nystagmus? nm
Posted By: flybye on 2006-02-27
In Reply to: doc is slurring s/l fastigal nystagmus. - Any ideas
Subject: "horizontal" or "horizontal gaze" nystagmus? nm
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possibly gaze-evoked nystagmus.
Subject: possibly gaze-evoked nystagmus.
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Extraocular movements intact to "Six card holds" without nystagmus or dysconjugate gaze. nm
Subject: Extraocular movements intact to "Six card holds" without nystagmus or dysconjugate gaze. nm
disconjugate gaze or with dys,either way
Subject: disconjugate gaze or with dys,either way
dysconjugate gaze.
Subject: dysconjugate gaze.
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Dictates doesn't have a *dysconjative* gaze
Subject: Dictates doesn't have a *dysconjative* gaze
Thanks!
gaze-evoked? Long time since ENG but remember that term. nm
Subject: gaze-evoked? Long time since ENG but remember that term. nm
nystagmus
Subject: nystagmus
This is not the first time I have been stumped by this word and I failed to list it for quick look up. The term is possibly "gaze of OPEN nystagmus" Can anyone verify that for me?
nystagmus - again
Subject: nystagmus - again
I'm new at this message board so perhaps I should have chosen "Quick Reply"
S/L MIL-IAS nystagmus???
Subject: S/L MIL-IAS nystagmus???
 It sounds like the doctor says MIL-IAS nystagmus were my blank is can't verify any suggestions?---. In general, the patient is a very pleasant 60-year-old white female in no apparent distress. Pupils are equal and reactive to light bilaterally. Extraocular movements are intact. ___ patients oropharynx which appears to be within normal limits.
nystagmus /nm
Subject: nystagmus /nm
nystagmus
Subject: nystagmus
DB to nystagmus?
Subject: DB to nystagmus?
I can't tell what this guy is saying! The first sentence...Neck was not stiff....is very clear. Can't tell if a period goes after stiff because then I hear jumbled words something about...to the stagmus...but stagmus isn't a real word.
Looking around there is stuff about stiff neck and nystagmus.
Does anyone have a suggestion as to what this guy might be saying. It sound somewhat like the sentence below...what would DB possible be?
Neck was not stiff as a DB to nystagmus
I'm stumped.
without nystagmus or lid lag? sm
Subject: without nystagmus or lid lag? sm
or without (ocular) stare or lid lag?
DP nystagmus
Subject: DP nystagmus
Hard to hear, do either of these sound right?
There is a DP to the nystagmus.
There is a DP to nystagmus.
Nystagmus?
Subject: Nystagmus?
Nystagmus? Can you kind of sound it out? That would help a lotl
Nystagmus
Subject: Nystagmus
Continuing to listen, maybe she is saying nystagmus (ny instead of no at the beginning of the word). I will try that and flag it.
TP to the nystagmus.
Subject: TP to the nystagmus.
Does this make sense and can anyone tell me what TP stands for? or is it DP. I can't seem to find anything on this.
vestibular nystagmus
Subject: vestibular nystagmus
There's also a vestibular nystagmus, occurs when inner ear is irritated or diseased.
Negative nystagmus?nm
Subject: Negative nystagmus?nm
"a few beats of nystagmus..." ? nm
Subject: "a few beats of nystagmus..." ? nm
doc is slurring s/l fastigal nystagmus.
Subject: doc is slurring s/l fastigal nystagmus.
directional preponderance (DP) to nystagmus
Subject: directional preponderance (DP) to nystagmus
Neck is not stiff [s/l with the DP to nystagmus]??
Subject: Neck is not stiff [s/l with the DP to nystagmus]??
Does this sound right: Neck is not stiff [s/l with the DP to nystagmus]
Left beating nystagmus?
Subject: Left beating nystagmus?
Thanks everyone!! Possibly downbeating nystagmus
Subject: Thanks everyone!! Possibly downbeating nystagmus
There is a cardinal field's test for nystagmus.
Subject: There is a cardinal field's test for nystagmus.
Nystagmus is noted in the eyes, not neck.
Subject: Nystagmus is noted in the eyes, not neck.
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Nystagmus is correct. Intention tremor is the other. sm
Subject: Nystagmus is correct. Intention tremor is the other. sm
A tremor which arises or which is intensified when a voluntary, coordinated movement is attempted.
true...but both neck stiffness and nystagmus can be signs of alcohol poisoning...nm
Subject: true...but both neck stiffness and nystagmus can be signs of alcohol poisoning...nm
With nystagmus, the eyeball might "jump." It beats from side to side, or middle to side, etc.
Subject: With nystagmus, the eyeball might "jump." It beats from side to side, or middle to side, etc. sm
Doubt antistigmatic--not a word. Astigmatism is something entirely different. There is no reference in Stedman's ophth for antistigmatic, but do believe they mean nystagmus for "eyes jump." Can you leave a blank? The author apparently doesn't know the correct word to use. Maybe the context of the sentence will help you.
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