...after the "Cytotech"(sounds like) brush was utilized...
Posted By: angel on 2006-07-27
In Reply to: Cytoc is a medication used to prevent stomach ulcers. No listing for Cytotech. Any other info? - jcr
Subject: ...after the "Cytotech"(sounds like) brush was utilized...
A Pap smear was obtained without difficulty, however, after the "Cytotech"(sounds like) brush was utilized there was a mild minimal bleeding associated with the collection
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A 2-mm s/l Twistro was then utilized to create a pilot hole.in teeth 19, 20, and 22 position.
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Subject: Anterior cervical fusion. s/l Moss rapiers in the Blackstone set were utilized from 5 mm until
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patient with phimosis - circumcision procedure "sleep" technique was utilized. (Thank you!!)
Subject: patient with phimosis - circumcision procedure "sleep" technique was utilized. (Thank you!!)
Daily use of antibacterial soaps or Burow's soaks should be utilized. Intralesional or systemic
Subject: Daily use of antibacterial soaps or Burow's soaks should be utilized. Intralesional or systemic
Pap brush
Subject: Pap brush
s/l "Pap specimen obtained with broom and brush." Is it broom??? Thanks
Cardiology again, I need to brush up
Subject: Cardiology again, I need to brush up
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It may be Bayne Pap brush - nm
Subject: It may be Bayne Pap brush - nm
nm
? brush biopsy. It should be C&S instead of CNS.
Subject: ? brush biopsy. It should be C&S instead of CNS.
Sure she isn't say cyto brush?
Subject: Sure she isn't say cyto brush?
You may be hearing cytological brush, or sm
Subject: You may be hearing cytological brush, or sm
Cytobrush, Cytobrush Plus, Cytobrush Plus GT which are all referenced in Stedman's. There is NO Cytotec brush anywhere in Stedman's OB/GYN or Equipment Terms.
cervix ...saddle brush?
Subject: cervix ...saddle brush?
 doctor says "Cervix: Stenotic. Unable to pass the (s/l)saddle brush. A spatulae was used."
Does this sound right, or anyone know what it sould be?
Thanks! I gotta brush up on my biology! - nm
Subject: Thanks! I gotta brush up on my biology! - nm
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You should probably get a good atlas and brush up on your orthopedics. (sm)
Subject: You should probably get a good atlas and brush up on your orthopedics. (sm)
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no, but your avatar always reminds me to brush my hair if I ever get arrested! (nm)
Subject: no, but your avatar always reminds me to brush my hair if I ever get arrested! (nm)
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The Tao Brush biopsy is able to detect endometrial adenocarcinoma
Subject: The Tao Brush biopsy is able to detect endometrial adenocarcinoma
Is your patient a male? There are male sounds and female sounds. sm
Subject: Is your patient a male? There are male sounds and female sounds. sm
Male sounds are shaped differently than female sounds. Obviously, male sounds being longer. They are used to dilate the urethra in order to facilitate the passage of stones or perhaps JJ stents etc. They come in different diameters ie..18FR, 20FR etc. Hope this helps.
sounds like JEP?
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sounds like
Subject: sounds like
post op day 1 from an esophagogastrectomy, _________ Laprobiotic? or laprobotic?
Sounds right.
Subject: Sounds right.
You also might just hear them say bands 27. Means the same thing. Go ahead with it.
sounds right to me, thanks!
Subject: sounds right to me, thanks!
sounds okay to me.
Subject: sounds okay to me.
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sounds like
Subject: sounds like
x
sounds like an-al-gus
Subject: sounds like an-al-gus
feels this is s/l an-al-gus to dependant swelling he had in his other leg when he had a cast on.
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sounds like...
Subject: sounds like...
follicadermia of servant...
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Sounds like doc is saying
Subject: Sounds like doc is saying
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Thanks, not sure if that is right but it sounds better than anything I have been able to come up wit
Subject: Thanks, not sure if that is right but it sounds better than anything I have been able to come up with
sounds like
Subject: sounds like
tochadinamometry, thanks for any help
It sounds like
Subject: It sounds like
It sounds more like MUS
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Sounds like
Subject: Sounds like
It sounds like tentatives?
Sounds like he is saying.... sm
Subject: Sounds like he is saying.... sm
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Sounds like....
Subject: Sounds like....
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Sounds about right after I look it up. Thanks!
Subject: Sounds about right after I look it up. Thanks!
Sounds like it could be - sm
Subject: Sounds like it could be - sm
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sounds ok to me
Subject: sounds ok to me
Thanks but it sounds just like dia something. :)
Subject: Thanks but it sounds just like dia something. :)
I can't even come close.
Thanks anyway.
sounds like
Subject: sounds like
this is a hospital but i couldny find it BUNKY GENERA HOSPITAL
Thank you. It could be that but it sounds like something else.
Subject: Thank you. It could be that but it sounds like something else.
sounds like
Subject: sounds like
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Subject: sounds like there should be something
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sounds like the or feo
Subject: sounds like the or feo
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Sounds like he is saying....sm
Subject: Sounds like he is saying....sm
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sounds right to me
Subject: sounds right to me
nm
sounds like???
Subject: sounds like???
Could be apprehension sign, inhibition sign, compression sign...help us out here. could be crepitation too. Could also be Lachman test.
sounds like--what....sm
Subject: sounds like--what....sm
Could be apprehension sign, inhibition sign, compression sign...help us out here. could be crepitation too. Could also be Lachman test.
That sure sounds like it!! THANKS!
Subject: That sure sounds like it!! THANKS!
nm
No, it definitely sounds like just away
Subject: No, it definitely sounds like just away
since it sounds like key I would say it is T
Subject: since it sounds like key I would say it is T
nm
to me KEY sounds like Q more than T....sm
Subject: to me KEY sounds like Q more than T....sm
I have known T-wave and Q-wave - s/l *key* may be either Q or T.....is this an ESL dictator?
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I WOULD, however, blank the Q or T - because key/tee k/q sounds. It could be either/or and I would blank it....but, of course, this is from yesterday, and the report probably already went back. *lol*
this is what I have/or sounds like
Subject: this is what I have/or sounds like
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Subject: sounds like
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Sounds like
Subject: Sounds like
C-ANCA from Stedman's Pathology and Lab Word Book.
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