"vena furlough"? slang for "no more venipuncture"!? nm
Posted By: flybye on 2009-05-22
In Reply to: word help - Missy
Subject: "vena furlough"? slang for "no more venipuncture"!? nm
Complete Discussion Below:  marks the location of current message within thread
- word help - Missy
- "vena furlough"? slang for "no more venipuncture"!? nm - flybye
The messages you are viewing
are archived/old.
To view latest messages and participate in discussions, select
the boards given in left menu
Other related messages found in our database
breast reconstruction: "vena comatantase"
Subject: breast reconstruction: "vena comatantase"
not sure if doc is punctuating or not.
cesspool blues! is everyone else STILL getting it?
thanks!
Yes, trich is slang. Ask your QA person what to do with slang. nm
Subject: Yes, trich is slang. Ask your QA person what to do with slang. nm
x
On EKG, is it "No STT changes or ST-T?
Subject: On EKG, is it "No STT changes or ST-T?
This always messes me up.
Thanks.
Pt in for a rash. Doc says "no cal-la" ?? TIA
Subject: Pt in for a rash. Doc says "no cal-la" ?? TIA
x
"no atelectasis"
Subject: "no atelectasis"
a guess, after lung bases. Then Bowel loops could be the next sentence.
"no atelectasis"
Subject: "no atelectasis"
a guess, after lung bases. Then Bowel loops could be the next sentence.
"no atelectasis"
Subject: "no atelectasis"
a guess, after lung bases. Then Bowel loops could be the next sentence.
or "no ectopy"
Subject: or "no ectopy"
"no more" Nexium? nm
Subject: "no more" Nexium? nm
"No asymmetries are seen" ??
Subject: "No asymmetries are seen" ??
could be "no leukocytosis." nm.
Subject: could be "no leukocytosis." nm.
nm
"no S3 gallop" is correct. nm
Subject: "no S3 gallop" is correct. nm
x
Thanks. I still don't see a match for what he is saying. Maybe s/l "no kay kay test" will
Subject: Thanks. I still don't see a match for what he is saying. Maybe s/l "no kay kay test" will ring a bell?
How about "no history of diabetes", etc. nm
Subject: How about "no history of diabetes", etc. nm
Could it be "no signs of hepatosplenomegaly?" or sm
Subject: Could it be "no signs of hepatosplenomegaly?" or sm
no tenderness (or maybe even rebound) or hepatosplenomegaly?
how about "No abdominal hernias." .nm
Subject: how about "No abdominal hernias." .nm
.
Yes! It is "no field cuts" Thanks aln!
Subject: Yes! It is "no field cuts" Thanks aln!
can you hear "no bandemia?" nm
Subject: can you hear "no bandemia?" nm
nm
"No change" from? "previous" ????
Subject: "No change" from? "previous" ????
Is it an ESL?
Or "no evidence of JVD," perhaps, but we have no context to go on. nm
Subject: Or "no evidence of JVD," perhaps, but we have no context to go on. nm
nm
not sure if this makes sense, but I want to say "no
Subject: not sure if this makes sense, but I want to say "no
reversal..." in there - because it's mentioned in both places, maybe it's a followup study that's showing no changes or something??
probably "no bleeding or clotting disorders"
Subject: probably "no bleeding or clotting disorders"
x
Maybe it's "no dose" (there was no change in medication. nm
Subject: Maybe it's "no dose" (there was no change in medication. nm
x
Could be "no nasal flaring or retractions." /nm
Subject: Could be "no nasal flaring or retractions." /nm
In physical exam: Where will you put "no cyanosis?"
Subject: In physical exam: Where will you put "no cyanosis?"
a
X-ray report: S/l "no fracture, no dislocation, no GAS"??
Subject: X-ray report: S/l "no fracture, no dislocation, no GAS"??
This really sounds like "gas," but can "gas" be part of an x-ray report?
Agree with Iowan "no lid lag or ptosis".
Subject: Agree with Iowan "no lid lag or ptosis".
That's not it, but now it is sounding like "no exalate or mass"
Subject: That's not it, but now it is sounding like "no exalate or mass"
maybe "no atrial wall thickening" ? nm
Subject: maybe "no atrial wall thickening" ? nm
Phrase help, s/l "no pulsatile masses?"
under abdomen exam. I've been typing this phrase, actually, but now am hearing it clearer and wondering whether it's some other word besides "pulsatile?" Thanks for any help.
s/l "no perilumbo blush". Doing eye exam for conjunctivitis. thanks. nm
Subject: s/l "no perilumbo blush". Doing eye exam for conjunctivitis. thanks. nm
I'd put my money on the "no peculiar odor" idea, also.
Subject: I'd put my money on the "no peculiar odor" idea, also.
With a UTI, urine usually smells strange. The dictator was talking about urinary symptoms there, so don't expect he'll go off in some completely different direction.
nasal surgery - s/l "no agernase cell was seen"
Subject: nasal surgery - s/l "no agernase cell was seen"
any ideas?
My guess...get rid of the A and "No biliary ductal dilatation"...nm
Subject: My guess...get rid of the A and "No biliary ductal dilatation"...nm
nm
Can you hear "no crepitus or deformity"? (nomsg)
Subject: Can you hear "no crepitus or deformity"? (nomsg)
xx
I have it dictated as "no added heart sounds"...nm
Subject: I have it dictated as "no added heart sounds"...nm
nm
"no code" ?? (meaning do not resuscitate, intubate)
Subject: "no code" ?? (meaning do not resuscitate, intubate)
wild guess..."no evidence of sequelae of hepatitis C" ?? nm
Subject: wild guess..."no evidence of sequelae of hepatitis C" ?? nm
Extremity exam: "No astericks". No tremor noted. nm
Subject: Extremity exam: "No astericks". No tremor noted. nm
in physical exam: where will I put "no cyanosis on oxygen"? Still in extremities or somewhere
Subject: in physical exam: where will I put "no cyanosis on oxygen"? Still in extremities or somewhere else?
a
Pelvic exam - sounds like "no exalative mass" nm
Subject: Pelvic exam - sounds like "no exalative mass" nm
Would "no costovertebral angle tenderness' be abdominal or back exam?
Subject: Would "no costovertebral angle tenderness' be abdominal or back exam?
"No change to p-fish." This doctor says this after the list of meds and before allergies. Th
Subject: "No change to p-fish." This doctor says this after the list of meds and before allergies. Thanks!
nm
In physical exam, she says "No s/l nasal oral? discharge noted?
Subject: In physical exam, she says "No s/l nasal oral? discharge noted?
xx
no, don't think its slang
Subject: no, don't think its slang
probably is saying after his visit for congestion -- then ...bla bla bla
Because it's slang
Subject: Because it's slang
It get's used enough, that I think most of us type it, and it will end up in the dictionaries before long. But it is still slang. Somebody has taken the Latin ending and just slapped it onto an English slang word. Doesn't it sound better than "increased numbers of immature, unsegmented neutrophils"?
Slang
Subject: Slang
He does nto say the trichomonas just trich is that a slang medical word?
Slang
Subject: Slang
The account specifics for my hospital are that you must type what the doc says. I don't like it sometimes, but I do it - alk phos, A-fib, bicarb, crit . . .
dip? (slang?) SM
Subject: dip? (slang?) SM
The dictator says "dip" in the social history (see sentence below). I think this is slang for something but I am so not cool and I'm not sure what it is. My DH thinks it might be chew tobacco?
"She quit smoking over 30 years ago. She did "dip" up until 1 year ago. There is no alcohol or drug use."
TIA!
as far as I now, it is slang for
Subject: as far as I now, it is slang for
regurgitation, but you may be under verbatim rules, in which case it would regurge. I think it is slang, but that's just me.
slang
Subject: slang
Dr. says "Penrose s/l dc'ed today."
Patient had his Penrose drain removed at the visit. I'm assuming she is using some kind of slang/shorthand (whatever you want to call it), but it's a new one for me. Any ideas?
TIA
|
